Become a Contaminated Site Approved Professional
When you become a member of CSAP, you become a Contaminated Site Approved Professional (CSAP, or AP for short) and are added to the roster of professionals approved by the Ministry of Environment and Parks (ENV) to review contaminated sites and assist in their cleanup.
Membership benefits include listing in ENV’s roster, professional development opportunities, and the ability to contribute professionally to developing best practices, as well as ENV policy and new regulations.
Membership Guidelines – What does CSAP membership mean for you?
The guidelines provide you with the eligibility criteria and application requirements. It also outlines your responsibility to the organization in terms of conduct and professional development.
For prospective full members, the decision regarding an applicant’s eligibility is based on the information contained in the applicant’s work experience details. Applicants are therefore encouraged to include as much information as possible in their work experience details. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that sufficient information is provided prior to the application deadline to avoid a delay in the processing of an application, possibly beyond the cut-off dates for an examination and/or oral assessment.
