RE:Well I guess I leave bread crumbs lolWOW June 24th you asked the question. Never saw the date as it was threaded. Guess you made the right call buying and holding when it went up 50% over selling even though you are a flipper. Question for you MEX I bought and held some of this from 4 cents because of you and added at 6 cents because you put me on to Fox Tek back on YFI. I am wondering if you can answer if Fox Tek would make a company compliant with the majority of these requests? Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aao/augusta-industries-inc#F1HZBW6Ip6PHZjRj.99
osirus1 wrote: TECHSTOCK,
I thought I was bascially asking a straight out question and telling why I had this question.
According to 1 posters numbers by math we only needed to sell 10 systems to earn the revenue he said was a success. I Think this deal well solidfy that.
The new system for enbridge does indeed make it compliant but wasn't thay why they were given an ISO designation?
The question that started it all
https://www.neb-one.gc.ca/sftnvrnmnt/cmplnc/index-eng.html
I am wondering if you can answer if Fox Tek would make a company compliant with the majority of these requests?
A monitoring program is aimed at the identification of any issues or potential concerns that may compromise the protection of the pipeline, property, persons and the environment (e.g., pipeline integrity or erosion, security, etc.). It includes methods for developing measures to prevent or mitigate the impact of the identified issue(s). The program also provides for follow-up monitoring of sites where mitigative measures have been undertaken to determine their success or failure, a system for implementing additional mitigative measures as necessary and a feedback system that allows for adaptation of successful mitigation to future pipeline projects.
Surveillance is a component of the monitoring program that focuses on the frequency and methods of surveillance of the pipeline. This includes ensuring employees use approved safety procedures, contractors are adhering to the environmental requirements of a task, encroachments upon rights-of-way are detected, construction activities are known, etc.).
Surveillance and monitoring programs should include, but are not limited to, the following:
- (a) aerial and terrestrial patrols;
- (b) pipeline pigging;
- (c) soil-to-pipe surveys;
- (d) crossing inspections;
- (e) construction and operation inspections;
- (f) pressure testing;
- (g) purchased material inspections;
- (h) class location surveys;
- (i) erosion monitoring;
- (j) slope stability monitoring;
- (k) health or occupational exposure monitoring; and
- (l) relevant environmental practices, such as those for the management of:
- (i) materials storage and waste;
- (ii) vegetation;
- (iii) soil quality;
- (iv) air quality;
- (v) noise;
- (vi) wildlife and wildlife habitat;
- (vii) water quality and aquatic resources; and
- (viii) heritage resources (including traditional land use).
Monitoring programs should have specific goals and targets and could include methods for the evaluation and interpretation of collected data.
Here is where the info comes to light.
https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aao/augusta-industries-inc?postid=23865705