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Establishing a Successful Framework for Risk Assessment of a Large Industrial Naval Base Dockyard, CFB Esquimalt, Victoria, BC Mandeep Purewal, SNC-Lavalin Inc. David Kettlewell, SNC-Lavalin Inc. Andrew Smith, Public Works and


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› Establishing a Successful Framework

for Risk Assessment of a Large Industrial Naval Base

› Dockyard, CFB Esquimalt, Victoria, BC

Mandeep Purewal, SNC-Lavalin Inc. David Kettlewell, SNC-Lavalin Inc. Andrew Smith, Public Works and Government Services Canada

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CFB Esquimalt Dockyard

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Location

› Located in Victoria, BC › 32 Ha Industrial Property › Majority of naval engineering, ship repair and maintenance services undertaken at CFB Esquimalt takes place within HMC Dockyard facility.

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Site History

› Traditional grounds of the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations › Royal Navy facilities established in 1855

› A graving dock was

completed in 1887 › By 1900, industry supportive of Royal Navy and graving dock activities was established

  • n the peninsula

› The Esquimalt Village was relocated to the east in the late 1930s

› Circa 1900
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Site History (cont’)

  • Historical activities have

included:

› blacksmithing › coal storage › waste incineration › machining › petroleum hydrocarbon fuel storage › sandblasting, painting, electroplating › explosives storage › waste oil treatment

Primary Contaminants:

› hydrocarbons / PAHs › metals

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Phase I ESA

› Previous investigations were limited to specific areas or activities › Resulted in multiple “sites” each with their own investigation information, datasets, reports › Environmental planning focused

  • n individual areas or “sites”

› Dockyard information was consolidated in 2011 with a comprehensive Phase I ESA with updated APEC / AEC areas › Updated list of COPCs

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Information Consolidation

› Definition of Project Area › Report Review and Data Consolidation › Data Gap Evaluation › Data Screening for Risk Assessment

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Historical Risk Managed Areas

› Risk Assessments were completed historically for select “sites” › Historical rationale for risk assessment › RMA data gaps / hot spots › Review of reports indicated the need for a larger site wide risk assessment

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Land Use

Unique Setting:

› Industrial › Residential › Terrestrial Habitat

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Risk Assessment: The Challenge

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› Creating a Workable

Risk Management Plan

› Significant infrastructure development › Dynamic impacts › Multiple Chemicals › Multiple uses › Exposure Scenarios

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Risk Assessment: What Makes Dockyard Different?

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Risk Assessment: The Approach

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Determining Goals

› Address uses and diverse habitat › Needs to be site wide and reflect exposure settings › Must be manageable

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Risk Assessment: The Results

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Determine Risk-based Targets

› Based on Site Use and Exposure Settings › Allows to Target Specific Areas › Streamline with Site Data Management › Determine Next-Steps

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CFB Dockyard Framework: Final Thoughts

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› Take away for other sites:

› Use what you have to get a sense of the problem › Historical reports and data › Current and Future Land Use › Find a solution that works for your site › Grouping of APECs/AECs › Re-evaluation of RMAs › Data Gap Assessment and Data Management Approach › Receptor Usage Patterns and Habitats

  • This approach is applicable for the management of other large sites with multiple historical

and current uses, diverse settings and/or on-going operations. Current plans are to use this approach for other large properties of CFB Esquimalt.

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Thank you. Questions?