Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC) is a not-for-profit emergency preparedness and response organization created by industry for industry, and a subsidiary of the Canadian Propane Association.

"The continued export of Canadian LPG products depends on strong, reliable operational practices. ERAC plays an important role in supporting industry coordination and response readiness. Their commitment to updated training and a robust management system reinforces our confidence in maintaining effective response capabilities.”

"ERAC’s sustained service at the national level, combined with the application of new technologies and a robust safety culture, has measurably strengthened Canada’s dangerous goods preparedness and response system. The professionalism and commitment to learning demonstrated by the ERAC team continue to advance emergency management practices and improve outcomes for both communities and responders."

"Since it’s inception 40 years ago with a focus on propane mutual aid capacity, ERAC has evolved and continuously improved to become a trusted national leader in emergency management for hazardous flammable gases and liquids, working collaboratively with industry, first responders, and regulators to ensure well trained response capabilities are immediately available when an incident does occur."

"The growth and evolution of ERAC over the past 40 years has been remarkable and the passionate dedication to emergency response is truly something we are grateful for every day. ERAC does so much to put the minds of members at ease, that should an emergency occur, its valuable service is just a phone call away from having the highest quality emergency response put into action."

"ERAC has always demonstrated their ability to work through complex emergency response situations while keeping the safety of people, communities, responders, property and the environment top of mind. ERAC’s unwavering commitment to always operate safely with an intentional focus on prevention can be found at every step within their operations."