Practice guidelines are intended to establish guidance that APs should follow to fulfill their professional obligation to CSAP Society, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy (ENV), as well as to the public and the environment. The guidelines specify tasks and identify general standards of professional practice that APs should follow when conducting CSAP work. The guidelines also serve as a basis for performance assessments for CSAP work under the bylaws of CSAP Society.
CSAP Numerical Practice Guidelines
- Sheet 3: Guidance for Conducting Review of Stage 1 PSI Reports
- Sheet 4: Guidance for Conducting Review of Stage 2 PSI and DSI Reports
- Sheet 5: Guidance for Conducting Review of Remediation Plans
- Sheet 6: Guidance for Conducting Review of Confirmation of Remediation Report
- Sheet 7: Guidance for Conducting Review of Screening Level Risk Assessments
CSAP Risk Assessment Practice Guidelines
- Sheet 1: Guidance for Conducting Reviews of Detailed Risk Assessments
Soil Vapour Advice and Practice Guidelines
Soil Vapour Attenuation Factors for Trench Worker Exposure
CSAP Bioaccummulation Report
Detailed Ecological Risk Assessment Policy Summary
On soil sampling depth, receptor selection, bioassay selection,
use of uncertainty factors in toxicity reference values
ROC, Bioassay & Site Characterization
Soil Sampling Depth to Characterize
UFs in TRVs
CSAP Modeling Iron Manganese in Groundwater 2013
Submission Guidelines
Arms Length Review of Submission Template
CSAP Screening Checkist
ENV site remediation forms
Further resources
For resources on ENV protocols, procedures, and policies, please visit ENV’s Contaminated Sites Guidance and Resources page.
- Protocols are technical procedures that are legally required under the Contaminated Sites Regulation.
- Procedures are used by Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy staff to guide their administration of the contaminated sites legislation and regulations.
- Recent policies adopted by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy for contaminated sites focuses on scientific, technical, and legal policy decisions.
