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Overview of Presentation
Chemistry Industry Association of Canada (CIAC)
Transportation and Incident Information
Responsible Care ®
TransCAER ®
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What is the CIAC?
• 45+ leading companies that produce, manage, move, distribute and recycle industrial chemicals and plastics; representing about 60% of total
Canadian production
• $26 billion annual sales
• CIAC Responsible Care Partners who transport or manage chemicals
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CIAC Members and Partners
Axial
PDI
Ashland Canada
BASF Canada
Akzo Nobel Chemicals
Arkema Canada
ERCO Worldwide
Ethyl Canada
E.I. duPont Canada Jungbunzlauer
Ken Johnson Truck Nexen Canada
Kronos Canada
Lanxess
PROCOR Limited
Trimac
Canexus Chemicals Evonik Canada
CCC Group Evonik Oil Additives
MEGlobal Canada Rhodia Canada
Methanex Corp.
Dow Chemicals
FMC of Canada Nalco Canada Shell Chemicals GATX Rail Canada
National Silicates St-Jean PhotoChemicals Chemtrade
Stepan Canada Inc.
Chemtura Canada
Harmac Transport
Harold Marcus Tank Canadian National
H.L. Blachford Ltd.
NorFalco Sales Inc.
Northwest Tank Cyanco Canada Inc.
Imperial Oil, Chem Olin Canada ULC
Canadian Pacific Honeywell Internat.
NOVA Chemicals Cytec Canada Inc.
INEOS Canada BioAmber
Members
Responsible Care Partners
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CIAC Product Movements, Ontario
• Majority of goods transported by road or rail
• Of those that are regulated, TDG Class 8 followed by TDG Class 3 are the most common
• Both small and large means of containment
• Both mixed and homogeneous loads
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Question?
During which mode of transport are there more dangerous goods incidents?
 Road
 Rail
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Transport Canada Answer
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
2006
Dangerous Goods Transportation Incidents in Canada
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Road
Rail
Over 90% of in transit dangerous goods incidents occur on the road
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Question?
Where do most of the dangerous goods transportation incidents occur?
 In transit
 Loading/unloading
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Transport Canada Answer
Dangerous Goods Transporation Incidents in Canada
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
2006 2007
In Transit
2008 2009 2010
Loading/Unloading
2011
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Only about 30% of dangerous goods incidents occur in transit

Question?
What is the trend in the number of dangerous goods transportation incidents in Quebec?
 Going up
 Steady
 Going down
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Transport Canada Answer
Dangerous Goods Transportation Incidents in Quebec
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
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Significant decline in TDG incidents over the last 10 years
(From ~31 per year to ~15 per year)

So...
If incidents are more likely to occur at a location, rather than along the transportation route, and if the number of incidents are trending down …
…why are we here today?
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We are here because…
• Of our concern for your community safety and security, and
• We need and rely upon safe and efficient transportation to receive raw materials and to ship products to customers in North America and exports to global markets
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CIAC Responsible Care
• Condition of membership since 1985
• Commitment to improved health, safety and environmental performance and to social responsibility
• Ethic and three Codes of Practice underpin the
Responsible Care management system
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Transportation Elements
• Transportation risk management
 Select safe mode
 Select safe routes
 Select safe carriers
• Transportation emergency response
 TEAP III
• TransCAER
 Communicate with communities along transportation routes
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But…
While Responsible Care has played a key role in reducing the frequency and severity of incidents involving transportation of dangerous goods...
...incidents do happen!
So we have...
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• A transportation emergency response program designed to have the capability and capacity to safely and efficiently respond, control, contain, stabilize and mitigate the impacts of a chemical transportation incident
• Standards for CIAC member companies and their transportation emergency response contractors with assessments for both
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TransCAER ®
Transportation
Community
Awareness concerning
Emergency Response
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TransCAER
A voluntary initiative led by CIAC and its partners to assist communities – geographic and organizational – to be aware of:
• Our products and transportation routes
• CIAC member companies willingness to share information and provide assistance in case of an incident, and
• What we are doing to reduce risks
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TransCAER Ways and Means
• Ontario Regional TransCAER Committee (ORTC)
 All Ontario CIAC members and partners participate
• TransCAER outreach can include a brochure, meeting, presentation, seminar, demonstration, training, exercise, event, people...
• Delivered along the transportation routes
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TransCAER Training
• Safety Training Tank
Car CCPX 911
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TransCAER Outreach Event
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Want to organize a TransCAER event?
Contacts:
• <enter Regional TransCAER Committee contact information here>
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Thank you
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