NZS 6101.3:1991

Classification of hazardous areas - Specific occupancies (flammable gas and vapour atmospheres)

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Based on AS 2430:Part 3-1987 with amendments to suit New Zealand requirements. Specifies classification of specific occupancies and provides a means of compliance with the Dangerous Goods Regulations.

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NZS 6101P:1972

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Approved Code Of Practice For Safety And Health In The Manufacture Of Paint, Printing Inks And Resins

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: 5.4.3.2(d)

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Where an area is designated as a “hazardous area” as detailed in NZS 6101, see appendix 3, all electrical installations must be suitable for use in that area.

Code Of Practice For The Design, Installation And Operation Of Underground Petroleum Storage Systems

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: 9.8 Electncal Equipment

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The requirements regarding electrical installations may be determined by applying the principle of zoning into regions of differing degrees of hazard in accordance with a code or Standard Specificiation as may be approved by the Chief Inspector of Dangero

Code Of Practice For The Transport And Disposal Of Petroleum Storage Tanks And Related Waste

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: 7.7 Electrical Equipment

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Any electrical equipment can be a possible source of ignition. Where any petroleum products vapours or related wastes may be present, the location of these hazards must be considered and hazardous areas identified. The requirements regarding electrical in

Code Of Practice For The Transport And Disposal Of Petroleum Storage Tanks And Related Waste

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: 8.4 Safety Procedures

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All electrical equipment shall be located in accordance with NZS 6101, Parts 1 and 3, and must conform to the requirements of the Chief Electrical Inspector, Ministry of Commerce.

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