Québec

• Geophysical survey of more than 700 ha of seabed;
• Removal or destruction of more than 2000 UXO between 0-75 cm depth in sediments; Protective measure construction (bunker) for neutralizing UXO;
• Neutralization of more than 800 UXOs; and
• Geophysical record of confirmation.

• Deep clearance (0-100 cm) over 2.5 ha;
• Includes clearing the bush of the site;
• Removal of all ammunition fragments> 5cm;
• Investigation of more than 3000 anomalies;
• Locating and marking UXO for destruction;
• Surface clearing (0-45 cm) over 1.34 ha;
• Includes removal of dangerous ammunition fragments;
• Excavation;
• forest path clearance;
• Tree cutting and shredding on an area 330 ha;
• Geophysical survey; and
• Avoidance.

• Destruction of explosives lots and explosive accessories (total weight <60,000 kg) on ​​behalf of Dyno Nobel Canada Inc.

• Following the BEM fire:
• Disposal of 220,500 kg of fireworks, destroyed on a site in Rivière-à-Pierre; and
• Treatment and management of more than 500,000 kg of various remnant.

• Clearance of 6800 m2 over a depth of 1 m; and
• UXO debris extraction (8034 kg) and disposal of it.

• Avoidance on drilling sites.

Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador

• Clearance of the bomb drop zone over the air training area.
• Management and palletizing of over 300 pallets of munition debris totaling more than 300,000 pounds.

Nouvelle-Écosse

• Geophysical survey of 15 ha.

• Visual clearance using diver and underwater drone;
• Recovery of UXO debris; and
• Tracking of UXO left in place.

• Deforestation and geophysical survey of an area of ​​16 ha;
• Munition discharge site cleaning.

• Assistance and avoidance on construction site historically at risk.

• Deforestation of (+ 9.5 ha) for surface clearance;
• Clearance and extraction of UXO and debris; and
• Avoidance.

Ontario

• Aerial survey of the site;
• Damage risk assessment;
• Surface detection on the shore of Lake Ontario and Wellers Bay on 7.5 ha;
• Documentation of the condition of the site;
• Maintenance of the site by creation and restoration of dune; and
• Disposal / Destruction of detected UXO.

Kingston (2013)

• Surface clearance of a 4.75 ha site;
• Removal of UXO safe to move; and
• UXO marking requiring on-site demolition.

• Creation of test site for UXO investigation equipment.

Melbourne (2011)

• Geophysical survey;
• Investigation; and
• Management of UXO debris and waste.

• Clearance of a shoreline of 42 000 m2, at a maximum depth of 15 cm; and
• UXO identification and destruction. Disposal of waste and debris.

Alberta

• Assisted visual clearance over an area of ​​42 km2 in forest land.

• Aerial geophysical survey of 375 ha resulting in the recognition of 50 ha as area of ​​interest; Statement of localisation of cultural characteristics;
• Analysis model development;
• Investigation of more than 3000 anomalies; and
• Destruction of ammunition and extraction of debris.

Colombie Britanique

• Underwater survey on 35 ha, 0-20 m deep; and
• Disposal of UXO debris.

• Investigation of submerged wreck and ammunition preliminary survey.

Manitoba

• Geophysical survey over 7.5 ha by EM;
• Clearance of sites; and
• Disposal of debris.

• Geophysical survey and clearance to facilitate sampling.