2021–22 Annual Report of the Canada Energy Regulator – Appendix F: Inspection Officer Orders Issued in 2021–22
CVAs, which include Inspections, are a check at one point in time that a company is meeting requirements in acts, regulations, and conditions of a project’s approval, certificate, order, or permit. Inspections focus on one or two areas of a company’s operations.
If a situation requires immediate attention to keep people, property, and the environment safe, the CER may decide to issue an Inspection Officer Order. The Order will require a company to complete certain actions by a set date.
Inspection Officer Orders in Effect for 2021–22:
Number |
Issued |
Recipient |
Region/ Facility |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2021-11-03 |
Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC |
Surrey, BC |
Inadequate erosion and sediment control. |
|
2021-10-08 |
Twin Rivers Paper Company |
Edmundson, NB |
Failure to demonstrate compliance with certificate condition. |
|
2021-10-09 |
Manitoba Hydro |
McAuley, MB |
Company was required to immediately notify affected persons of potential hazards and temporary safety measures for agricultural activities following incident. In addition, the company was required to complete a depth of cover survey for all agricultural lands on the Minell Pipeline right of way. |
|
2021-08-07 |
Trans Mountain Pipelines |
Laidlaw, BC |
Failure to demonstrate adequate contractor oversight and compliance with certificate conditions. |
|
2021-06-08 |
Trans-Northern Pipelines Inc. |
Mirabel, QC |
Failure to maintain a facility in accordance with deactivation requirements. |
|
2021-06-18 |
Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC |
AB and BC |
Contractor oversight during nesting bird restricted period. |
|
2021-04-15 |
Alliance Pipeline Ltd. |
Calgary, AB |
Not meeting requirements in their Corrective and Preventative Action Plan related to their 2018–19 Integrity Program audit. |
All Inspection Officer Orders and related documents can be found on the CER’s website under Reports on Compliance and Enforcement.
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