New Brunswick Chapter

Information Resources for New Brunswick Members

You must be licensed as a Salvage Dealer to carry on a business buying or selling salvage in the province. This license does not allow a person to sell motor vehicle parts except as salvage.

• Salvage Dealer Licensing Information Guide

Metal Theft

New Brunswick requires that at the time of purchasing or receiving salvage, the licensee is required to keep a record of these transactions by completing form 45-3237 and receipt 45-3050. CARI is actively advocating to ensure that government does not make recyclers responsible for crime prevention. CARI’s position on material theft policy is outlined here.

ELV Standards

• Canadian Auto Recyclers’ Environmental Code (CAREC)
• Used Oil Regulation
• Recycle NB Oil & Glycol Recycling Program
• Register as a UOMA Collection Facility

Fire Safety

• New Brunswick Office of the Fire Marshall

Employee Health & Labour Codes

These links provide current information on worker’s rights and safety standards:

• Employment Standards Information sheets
• WorkSafeNB
• Accident Report Form
• Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
• Minimum Wage Standards

Environmental Protection

• New Brunswick’s Clean Environment Act
• Environmental Assessment Guides

Transportation

• Guide to Emergencies Involving Transportation of Dangerous Goods
• Proposed Changes to Canada’s Motor Vehicle Transport regulations

Handling Special Materials

• e-Waste:

  RecycleNB Electronics Recycling Program

  NATIONAL STEWARDSHIP AGREEMENT for operating an EPRA Program

• Tire Recycling:

  The New Brunswick Tire Stewardship Regulation (1996) established a tire stewardship program for the province. Scrap tires are now accepted for recycling wherever new tires are sold.

  RecycleNB Tire Recycling Program