Code of practice for reducing dichloromethane emissions from use of paint strippers: annexes

Official title: Code of practice for the reduction of dichloromethane emissions from the use of paint strippers in commercial furniture refinishing and other stripping applications

Annexes

Annex 1: Members of the Technical Working Committee assisting in code of practice development

The Technical Working Committee, which assisted in developing the code of practice, included the members indicated below.

Consultative members

• Claudio Bassanese Downsview Furniture Refinishing
• Mark Chaimberg Swing Paints Ltd.
• Beverlie Cook Automotive Industries Association of Canada
• Dominique Dore Environment Canada
• Chris Hughes Production Paint Stripping Ltd.
• John Keegan Greenwich Metal Cleaning Services
• Marina Kovrig Recochem Inc.
• Josée Lavergne Environment Canada
• Wolfgang Maier LePage Division of Henkel
• Pat Moore Cheminfo Services Inc.
• Gino Piazza Ross Furniture Refinishing
• Angelo Proestos Cheminfo Services Inc.
• Steve Risotto Center for Emissions Control/ Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance (USA)
• Jerry H. Satin Metal Services Inc.
• Sergio Vitomir Napier Technologies Inc.
• John Wilson Fielding Chemicals
• Philip Yu Canada Colors & Chemicals

Corresponding members

• Don Beach Saskatchewan Association of Automotive Repairers
• Archie Beaton Chlorine Free Products Association (USA)
• Jim Bird Van Waters and Rogers Ltd.
• Greg Brown HCI Canada Inc.
• Robert Clarke Automotive Retailers Association
• John Crawley Chemcraft Finishes Ltd.
• Gabriel Cruceru Techno Strip Ltd.
• Marty Lederman APCO Industries Ltd.
• Vasu Mahadevan Denalt Paints
• Anne Monette NCH Canada
• Giuliano Muccin BASF Canada Inc.
• Carl Saunders No Dip Furniture Stripping Ltd.
• Vern Schock Zytec Inc.
• Arnold Vanderlinder Jacklyn Industries
• Mark Waldrop BASF Corp.

Annex 2: Organizations that provided comments on the draft code of practice during the Fall 2002 comment period

1. Commercial Chemicals Division,
   Environmental Protection Branch
   Prairie and Yukon Region, Environment Canada
   
2. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Division,
   Healthy Environments and Consumer Safety Branch
   Health Canada
   
3. Headquarters Operations
   Manitoba Conservation
   
4. Environmental and Natural Areas
   Management Division
   Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Labour
   
5. Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance
   
6. Occupational Health and Safety Division
   Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island
   
7. Toxicological Services
   Commission de la santé et de la sécurité du travail du Québec (CSST)