Limiting the size of any containers used or intended to be used for holding dangerous goods or the degree to which any containers may hold dangerous goods.
20 Limiting the size of any containers used or intended to be used for holding dangerous goods or the degree to which any containers may hold dangerous goods.
21 Prescribing the strength, construction and character of packages used or intended to be used to contain dangerous goods, the method of packing, marking or labelling the packages and the maximum quantities and kinds of dangerous goods which may be in any one package.
22 The mode of construction of any building or structure used or intended to be used for or in connexion with the manufacture, storage, transfer or sale of dangerous goods and requiring the installation and operation of prescribed apparatus or equipment for collecting or preventing the accumulation of dusts, vapours, fumes and gases from dangerous goods.
Sch. 2 cl. 23 amended by No. 13/1996 s. 22(t)(i).
23 Requiring drawings, plans, specifications or calculations to be submitted to the Authority in respect of any premises, vehicle, boat, container, equipment, piping, appliance or fitting used or intended to be used for or in connexion with dangerous goods, the nature of such drawings, plans, specifications or calculations and the circumstances in which they are to be submitted.
24 Prescribing the qualifications to be held by persons who install, alter, modify, repair or remove equipment, piping, fittings or appliances used in connexion with dangerous goods in, on or at specified premises, vehicles, boats or containers and prohibiting such installation, alteration, modification, repair or removal by persons not suitably qualified under this Act.
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