If an existing structure doesn't meet these requirements, needed upgrading must be completed by this date. Before construction or upgrading begins, an application, including site plans and drawings, must be submitted to Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management for approval. Approval may also be required from municipal authorities.
More information regarding specific construction requirements is available on request.
A list of certified contractors is available from the department on request. Key Requirements Containers Waste dangerous goods container storage areas must be equipped with some form of secondary containment to prevent waste dangerous goods from entering any storm, sanitary sewage or water supply system or from contaminating any other area. For small quantities of container storage, the capacity of the secondary containment must be 10 per cent of the total volume of waste stored plus the size of the largest container. Examples of small quantity storage secondary containment include overpack drums and spill containment pallets or spill trays manufactured from steel or plastic. When storing larger quantities of waste dangerous goods in containers, the secondary containment features should be constructed to a minimum height of 15 cm above the surrounding floor or grade.