W2RO WEBINAR SERIES
Waste to Resource Ontario invites you to join our informative webinars that bring together industry leaders, experts, and individuals with a shared interest in exploring innovative strategies and practical solutions for waste, recycling and resource management sector.
By participating in our webinars, you will gain access to invaluable insights from thought leaders in the field, network with professionals and organizations dedicated to sustainability, and discover real-world case studies that demonstrate a variety of topics.
Whether you represent a business, municipality, non-profit organization, or simply have a passion for environmental stewardship, our webinars offer a unique platform to learn and collaborate within W2RO. As a W2RO member, you'll have exclusive access to these informative webinars, empowering you to stay relevant and excel in today's rapidly evolving circular economy.
Stay tuned for updates on upcoming webinar dates, topics, and speakers.
If you are interested in collaborating on a webinar, please reach out to Lauryn Weinberger, lweinberger@w2ro.org
Event Details
Join a webinar where TSSA representatives will explain the new audit program being introduced for biogas facilities that involves onsite inspections. The webinar will begin with a presentation at 1 p.m. followed by an opportunity for viewers to ask questions.
Who is conducting the Audit Program and When?
TSSA fuels inspectors will be conducting scheduled visits to digester, landfill, and biogas facilities (collectively known as biogas facilities) to perform operational inspections aimed at supporting compliance and identifying existing safety gaps to facility owners and operators. TSSA plans for all biogas facilities to be audited over the next few years, beginning in May 2025.
What is the Focus of These Audits?
The biogas facility audit will focus on five key responsibilities of facility owners and operators.
1. Supply to a compliant site
2. Employees’ certification and compliance
3. Incident reporting, identification and action
4. Reporting of non-compliances (unacceptable conditions)
5. Compliance to documented procedures
