Planning Environmental Emergency Response Drills
This workshop is designed for Environmental Practitioners in the mining and pulp and paper industry to understand how to plan for emergency response drills under federal and provincial requirements (E2, SPCP, and MDMER/PPER).
As a group, participants will develop a drill, then go through the process of conducting and debriefing a table top drill.
Do you have any questions?
Contact our lead trainer, Serena Maki, for additional information:
smaki@blueheronenv.com
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