EMS 3.9.1

Regulatory Framework in British Columbia The handling and transfer of batteries or other potentially hazardous materials
in B.C. is governed by the following regulations... NEXT • Requires compliance with provincial standards for environmental protection when selling
or transferring potentially hazardous goods. Regulatory Framework in British Columbia NEXT • May require a License to Transport (hazardous waste) authorized by the BC Ministry of
Environment in accordance with the Hazardous Waste Regulation Environmental Management Act (EMA): • Governs the disposal and transfer of hazardous materials, including lithium-ion batteries. • Requires sellers to provide information on safe handling and storage. Regulatory Framework in British Columbia NEXT WorkSafeBC Regulations • Mandates that all hazardous materials sold or transferred must be clearly identified
to ensure workplace safety. • Requires proper labeling, documentation, and packaging for transport. Regulatory Framework in British Columbia Transport Canada Guidelines • Regulates the shipping of hazardous materials, including damaged batteries,
under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations.
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