
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
255 Front St West, North Building, Toronto Ontario
June 13-15, 2018
Stream 3 – Program Management
- Program Management at National Defence – Beyond Financial Management
- A Program Approach to Contaminated Site Closure - The DND Case Study
- Innovative Data Quality Management Techniques
- Overview of the Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory
- Probabilistic Cost Estimating as a Guide to Effective Mine Closure Planning
- Program Management Framework for Assessment, Remediation and Risk Assessment of Multiple Sites - Three Active Highway Maintenance Yards, Alaska Highway, British Columbia
- Guidance on Risk Management... at Last! Changes to the Contaminated Sites Risk Management Guidance Document
- Framework for Developing a Risk Management Strategy for Small and Remote Contaminated Sites
- Annual Program Management
Eric Guay, Department of National Defence
The objective of this presentation is to share some of the Department of National Defence’s most effective methods with other custodians across the federal contaminated sites community as part of continuous improvement of program management.
Caroline Beland-Pelletier1 and Eric Guay2
1CBP/CDCI
2Department of National Defence
1CBP/CDCI
2Department of National Defence
The objective of this presentation is to highlight one aspect of the Department of National Defence’s contaminated sites program management and discuss progress to date and lessons learned.
Joy Dunay and Dan Berlin
Anchor QEA
Anchor QEA
The objective of this presentation is to help project managers acquire high quality, accurate data to make informed decisions.
Sarah Orovan, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
The objective of this presentation is to provide an overview of the Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory.
Mike Nahir1, Ian Hutchison2, Joanna Ankersmit1, Zeke Baumgardner1
1Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
2SLR (Canada) Ltd.
1Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
2SLR (Canada) Ltd.
The objective of this presentation is to demonstrate how probabilistic cost estimating can be done and used to provide more reliable estimates for budgeting and funding purposes, identify major risk costs and cost savings opportunities and support developing strategies for minimizing cost risks.
Program Management Framework for Assessment, Remediation and Risk Assessment of Multiple Sites - Three Active Highway Maintenance Yards, Alaska Highway, British Columbia
David Kettlewell1, Nick Taylor1, Jordan Stones2, Robert Price2
1SNC-Lavalin Inc.
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
1SNC-Lavalin Inc.
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of this presentation is to present the findings of an approach for program managers overseeing large programs with multiple sites, each with different technical challenges and logistical complexities, in a coordinated way that ensures cross consistencies of the overall program.
Guidance on Risk Management... at Last! Changes to the Contaminated Sites Risk Management Guidance Document
Lauren McDonald1, Jennifer Kirk1, Adam Dawe1, Gary Howard1, Chris Ludwig1, Erin Shankie2, Bertrand Langlet2, Mark Scott3, Mike Ryan3, Luigi Lorusso4
1Arcadis Canada Inc.
2Environment and Climate Change Canada
3Fisheries and Oceans Canada
4Health Canada
1Arcadis Canada Inc.
2Environment and Climate Change Canada
3Fisheries and Oceans Canada
4Health Canada
The objective of this presentation is to discuss key changes to the revised risk management guidance document (PWGSC 2003).
Michelle Nearing, Nick Battye, Daniela Loock, Iris Koch, Kela Weber
Environmental Sciences Group, Royal Military College of Canada
Environmental Sciences Group, Royal Military College of Canada
The objective of this presentation is to review the framework created for developing a risk management strategy for small and remote contaminated sites and demonstrate how it can be applied to these sites.
Robert Emerson and Andrew Sluiter
Environment and Climate Change Canada
Environment and Climate Change Canada
The objective of this presentation is to display the continuous improvement model for program management with increased integration.