Code Of Practice For The Transport And Disposal Of Petroleum Storage Tanks And Related Waste
Other citing documents: WorkSafe New Zealand
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7.7 Electrical EquipmentContext:
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 inSection:
8.4 Safety ProceduresContext:
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.Section:
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Transport facilities must comply with Dangerous Goods Regulations and MOT Regulations (as specified in the Standards New Zealand code NZS 5433: 1988 The transport of hazardous substances on land). ... One set of reflective accident warning signs, as descrSection:
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Vehicles used to transport tanks that are not gas free must comply with Dangerous Goods Regulations and MOT Regulations (as specified in the Standards Association of New Zealand code NZS 5433:1988 The transport of hazardous substances on Land). The requiSection:
7.7 Electrical EquipmentContext:
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 inSection:
8.4 Safety ProceduresContext:
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.Section:
7.7 Electrical EquipmentContext:
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 inSection:
8.4 Safety ProceduresContext:
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.