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"... I wanted to let you know I had an opportunity to review your assessment reports... I thought both were excellent and wished to compliment your inspectors in particular for the aggressive approach to intrusive investigation. Thanks for the ongoing support."
John Davis, President, Veranova Properties Ltd.
"I would like to commend your staff for the excellent work they have done over the past three years. Their onging efforts have been crucial to the success of our perimeter air monitoring project, which has helped us to provide the community with professional assurance that the outdoor air quality is not being negatively impacted by our activities."
Anonymous
"We are very satisfied with the quality and timeliness of their reports."
Annonymous
"It is our wish to recognize the diligence and integrity of the work they have performed throughout the duration of this project...we have the utmost confidence in their deep technical expertise."
Enrico Lisi, President, Elite Construction Inc.
"It's been my personal experience when dealing with Safetech that Nexacor has always received professional and courteous service. This includes thorough and quality documentation, timely response to any environmental situation, reliable solutions in rectifying any major health & safety issue. These values are consistently demonstrated by the Safetech staff..."
John R. Nardi, RPA, CET, Regional Manager Operations GTA/905
"We were very impressed by the way Andrew Cornel handled the application for certification process. He kept us updated about the status of the process all through the approval process and his very professional and skillful approach in dealing with the Ministry of Environment review staff resulted in a timely aproval of the application. We have no hesitation in recommending Safetech to companies that are required to obtain their Certificate of Approval from the Ministry of the Environment."
Emil Stavrikov, CEO and Founder, Chem Pharmaceutical Inc.
"Please accept this letter of "Recommendation" for your firm on the professional approach, expeditious manner and results achieved in facilitating our company to achieve "Certificate of Approval" (Air) from the Ministry of Environment."
Mr. Joe Magistrale, General Manager, Thaler Metal Industries Ltd.
"Like the canary in the coal mine, the salamander is a key indicator of a changing environment. The salamander is Mother Nature's warning bell.
Safetech Environmental Limited – like the salamander – detects threats in your environment – indoor or outdoor, commercial, industrial or institutional."
Oakville Air Quality By-Law
On December 20, 2010, the Town passed By-Law Number 2010-187 extending the reporting and approvals deadlines. Facilities that meet the reporting criteria and hold a provincial Certificate of Approval (Air and Noise) must now submit their report by May 1, 2011. All other facilities must now submit their report by September 1, 2012.
This is related to the Town of Oakville By-Law 2010-035 which attempts to control the emissions of fine particulate matter and assess the health effects of these emissions into the air. Facilities on properties greater than 0.1 ha in size or that contain 25 or more residential dwelling units and emit fine particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, ammonia, sulphur dioxide, or volatile organic compounds must report these emissions to the Town.
A facility is defined as a building, structure, equipment and other stationary items on a site or at a location that is under common operation, management, and/or control, but does not include:
(i) a site that contains less than 25 dwelling units; or,
(ii) a commercial, business or institutional site or location that is less than 0.1 ha in size.
For more information visit the Town of Oakville website at:
http://www.oakville.ca/healthairqualitybylaw.htm
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This is related to the Town of Oakville By-Law 2010-035 which attempts to control the emissions of fine particulate matter and assess the health effects of these emissions into the air. Facilities on properties greater than 0.1 ha in size or that contain 25 or more residential dwelling units and emit fine particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, ammonia, sulphur dioxide, or volatile organic compounds must report these emissions to the Town.
A facility is defined as a building, structure, equipment and other stationary items on a site or at a location that is under common operation, management, and/or control, but does not include:
(i) a site that contains less than 25 dwelling units; or,
(ii) a commercial, business or institutional site or location that is less than 0.1 ha in size.
For more information visit the Town of Oakville website at:
http://www.oakville.ca/healthairqualitybylaw.htm