Contractors must have a current certificate of competency to obtain permits for private sewer system design and installations in Alberta.
Approved companies
Variances are issued to companies that allow them to operate sewage treatment plants or holding tanks at temporary work camps.
The variances require each company to ensure effective operation of the treatment plant and carry out regular sampling and testing of the effluent as set out in their operations and monitoring plan.
The variance held by each company accepting their wastewater treatment equipment for use in temporary work camps does not replace the requirement to obtain a site-specific private sewage permit.
The variance applies to work camps generating a maximum of 25 cubic metres per day of wastewater.
Additional Information:
For more information, refer to:
- Notice: private sewage system at work camps
- Notice: jurisdiction of wastewater treatment systems at work camps on Crown land leases for additional information
- Temporary onsite wastewater treatment system at work camps: guidance document
Table 1. Companies with a variance to operate treatment plants
Alberta Gold Energy and Rentals | Flowmax Waste Management |
Black Opal Energy Services Inc. | Horizon North Camps and Catering |
C and V Portable Accommodations Ltd | Phoenix Treatment Systems |
Clean Harbor Inc. | Polar Septic Systems |
Denali Oilfield Services | Remote Waste LP |
Equilibrium Energy Services Ltd. | Unity Resource Solutions |
FilterBoxx Energy Services, an Ovivo Company | Waste Treatment Solutions |
Flite Oilfield Inc. | XLT Energy Rentals |
Table 2. Companies with a variance to operate holding tanks
Alberta Gold Energy and Rentals | Lagrange Mechanical Services |
C and V Portable Accommodations Ltd. | Phoenix Treatment Systems |
Denali Oilfield Services | Remote Waste LP |
FilterBoxx Energy Services, an Ovivo Company | Sherlock Septic Services Inc. |
Flowmax Waste Management | Waste Treatment Solutions |
Horizon North Camps & Catering |