Empower your Front-Line to lead with confidence in an emergency
When disaster strikes, your front-line personnel are often the first to arrive. Do they know what to do? Last week, Sandhurst Consulting delivered another successful session of our On-Scene Supervisor […]
Common Gaps Found in Emergency Response Plans
This year alone, we’ve facilitated 55 emergency exercises, and we’re not done yet. Our clients span the spectrum: from small businesses to multinational corporations, remote communities to provincial and federal […]
Leadership in Crisis: the 10 Diseases
Leadership in Crisis: the 10 Diseases About Our Speaker Paul Flavell, COO at Sandhurst Consulting, brings deep experience to the subject of leadership under pressure. With 18 years as a […]
The Critical Connection: Why Your Emergency Response Plan requires a Digital Nervous System
Moving from Planning to Preparedness The reality is that a crisis will eventually test every business. The question is not if, but when. Creating a comprehensive plan and training your […]
2024 Wildfire Season in Canada
In 2023, Canada faced its most destructive wildfire season ever recorded with over 15 million hectares burned—far exceeding the annual average of 2.5 million hectares. Throughout Western Canada, tens of […]
CEPA E2 Compliance – The End of a 5-year Cycle in 2024
In 2019, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) revised the Environmental Emergency Regulations, commonly known as E2 Regulations. At the time, the new regulations brought about numerous changes to how […]
World Petroleum Congress Calgary September 17-21, 2023
Sandhurst is getting ready to attend the 24th World Petroleum Congress (WPC)! As part of our preparation for the event, being mindful of the increased risk to the safety […]
Overview of Changes to the Updated Directive 071
Directive 071: Key Changes In February 2023, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) released an updated version of Directive 071: Emergency Preparedness and Response (D071). This updated version includes several changes […]
Recent Regulatory Changes 2019
New Reporting: ECCC Single Window Information Manager (SWIM) The 2019 E2 Regulations came into force on August 24th. To coincide with the new regulations, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) […]
2019 Environmental Emergency (E2) Regulations
On March 6, 2019, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) published the revised “E2 Regulations, 2019” (SOR/2019-51). Changes include: Consolidation and modification ofSchedule 1 – List of Substances; 33 new substances including:crude oil, diesel, […]