FAQ

Hazardous and regulated waste disposal in Canada is subject to federal regulations by Environment and Climate Change Canada, as well as specific provincial and territorial legislation. Greenflow ensures full compliance with these varied regulations, providing services that meet or exceed the required standards.

Greenflow adheres to the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) for waste categorization, employing state-of-the-art management practices for segregation, containment, and disposal of industrial waste, ensuring environmental safety and regulatory compliance.

We follow strict guidelines for the disposal of hazardous chemical waste, including proper identification, use of certified containers, and secure transportation to licensed treatment facilities, in line with the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA).

Greenflow's compliance with TDG regulations includes comprehensive staff training, use of appropriate packaging and labeling for dangerous goods, and meticulous documentation to ensure safe and legal transport of hazardous materials.

Greenflow implements eco-friendly disposal methods, such as recycling and waste-to-energy conversion, to minimize the environmental impact of waste disposal. We continuously monitor and adjust our processes to prevent contamination and protect ecosystems.

Yes, Greenflow provides detailed training programs for clients on proper waste segregation, handling, and compliance with relevant waste management regulations, tailored to the specific needs of their industry and facility type.

Greenflow follows the Electronics Product Stewardship Canada (EPSC) guidelines for e-waste, ensuring secure data destruction and environmentally responsible recycling or disposal of electronic items.

For our maritime clients, Greenflow complies with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations, providing specialized waste management solutions for marine waste, including oily water, ship-generated waste, and cargo residues.

Greenflow’s food waste management practices adhere to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) regulations, focusing on sustainable disposal methods like composting and anaerobic digestion to reduce food waste impact.

Greenflow provides healthcare facilities with compliant biomedical waste disposal services by adhering to Health Canada guidelines and provincial health regulations, ensuring safe containment, transportation, and treatment of biomedical waste, including sharps, lab waste, and pharmaceuticals.