Industrial Asset Management & Logistics
Full-cycle environmental reclamation under CEPA standards
We manage the complete lifecycle of industrial equipment retirement — from shutdown and hazardous material abatement to transport logistics and site restoration reporting. Every project follows the Canadian Environmental Protection Act framework for waste classification, disposal documentation, and post-remediation monitoring.
Operational Gains
Each phase of heavy machinery decommissioning reduces liability and frees capital tied to idle assets. Our logistics team coordinates transport and customs clearance so equipment moves from site to auction without delays.
Environmental reclamation reporting under CEPA is built into every project plan. We document waste streams, soil remediation, and post-closure monitoring so your site meets federal standards before the final inspection.
Key visual references from recent projects
Hydraulic fluid drainage and component separation completed under CEPA waste classification protocols. Unit weight: 85 tonnes.
Customs clearance and route planning for a 12-metre ball mill shipped from Ontario to a buyer in Texas. Permit lead time: 14 days.
Baseline groundwater testing and asbestos abatement documentation submitted to Environment Canada under CEPA Section 56.
Serial number verification and condition assessment for 340 items prior to auction listing. Title search completed for each unit.
Oversize permit and pilot car coordination for a 90-tonne jaw crusher moving from British Columbia to Alberta. Total distance: 1,200 km.
Topsoil replacement and native seed mix applied per provincial reclamation code. Monitoring schedule: quarterly for two years.
Submit a preliminary asset list and receive a compliance roadmap within two business days.
Additional guides and reports on heavy machinery decommissioning, asset liquidation logistics, and CEPA reclamation standards.
