Tasmanian Numbered Regulations Tasmanian Numbered Regulations
- (S.R. 2009, NO. 42)
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
PART 1 - Preliminary
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Interpretation
4. Calculating, &c., quantity of dangerous substance held at MHF,
DSL or other facility in more than one form
5. Calculating weight of explosives
6. References to "dangerous occurrence" and "near miss" in National
Standard
7. Inconsistencies between codes, &c., and the regulations
PART 2 - Prescribed Quantities
8. Handling of dangerous substances – quantity for facility to
be PMHF
9. Handling of dangerous substances – quantity for facility to
be classified as MHF
10. Handling of dangerous goods and combustible liquids –
quantity for place to be DSL
11. Handling of dangerous goods and combustible liquids –
quantity for DSL to be LDSL
PART 3 - Notification Requirements
12. Notification of MHF modification
13. Notification of possible LDSL
14. Maritime notification of pipeline loading or unloading of class 2.1
or 3 dangerous goods
15. PMHF and facility upgrade notifications
16. Register of notifications
PART 4 - Risk Prevention and Minimisation
17. Occupier of MHF to ensure acceptable level of risk
18. Occupier of DSL to ensure acceptable level of risk
19. Occupier of MHF, DSL or other facility to ensure safe separation
distances
20. Occupier of MHF, DSL or other facility to eliminate or minimise
risks from atmospheric contaminants
21. Manufacturers and importers to disclose information essential to
medical treatment
22. Occupier to ensure MHF or DSL has site map
23. Occupier to ensure MHF or LDSL has manifest
24. Handling dangerous substances in consumer packages – retail
premises
25. Handling dangerous substances in less than placarding quantities
– non-retail commercial premises
26. Handling dangerous substances in less than placarding
quantities – non-commercial premises
27. Dangerous substances not to be supplied to faulty handling systems
PART 5 - Explosives Division 1 - Preliminary
28. Interpretation
29. Applications to Secretary – standard requirements
30. Secretary to avoid excessive or sudden regulatory actions
Division 2 - Application of Part
31. Explosives safety obligations are additional to general safety
obligations
32. Exempt explosives
33. Exempt handling – police officers, defence personnel, &c.
Division 3 - Authorisation
34. Explosives not to be handled unless authorised
35. How are explosives authorised?
36. Determination of applications
37. Register of authorised explosives
38. Duration of authorisations
39. Cancellation of authorisations
40. Permits to handle unauthorised explosives
Division 4 - Key handling obligations
41. Explosives not to be handled contrary to manufacturer's instructions
42. Explosives not to be handled contrary to Relevant Standards
43. Explosives not to be directly handled near naked flames, &c.
44. Explosives not to be directly handled by smokers
45. Explosives not to be directly handled by intoxicated or incapacitated
persons
46. General explosives not to be displayed on retail premises
47. General explosives not to be sold in public places
48. Maritime import and export – port controls
Division 5 - Manufacture and storage
49. MPUs used in manufacture of AN-based explosives not to be left
unattended
50. Safety cartridges not to be filled or capped away from manufacturing
facility if certain risks present
51. Explosives to be kept in AEC-marked containers
52. What is an approved magazine?
53. Places to be placarded if explosives present
54. Explosives to be secured on day of firing, &c.
Division 6 - Defective explosives
55. Sale of defective explosives
56. Dealing with defective explosives
Division 7 - Records
57. Import records
58. Export records
59. Purchase records
60. Sales records
Division 8 - Shot-firingSubdivision 1 - Interpretation
61. What is shot-firing?
62. Categories of shot-firing
63. Only shot-firers may prime or fire explosives
64. Applications for shot-firing permits
65. Applications for multiple endorsements
66. General nature of shot-firing permits
67. Renewal of permits
68. Surrender of permits or endorsements
69. Variation of permits
70. Additional endorsements
71. Cancellation of endorsements
72. Cancellation and suspension of permits
73. Recognition of interstate shot-firers
74. Effect of recognition
Division 9 - Shot-firer training
75. Interpretation
76. Shot-firing courses to be accredited
77. Key obligations of persons imposing training requirements
78. Key personal obligations of shot-firing instructors
79. Key personal obligations of shot-firing trainees
80. Applications for accreditation
81. Matters relevant to grant of accreditation
82. General nature of accreditation
83. Renewal of accreditation
84. Surrender of accreditation
85. Variation of accreditation
86. Transfer of accreditation
87. Cancellation and suspension of accreditation
88. Monitoring of trainees
Division 10 - Blasting
89. Interpretation
90. Blast insurance
91. Blasting plans
92. Preparation of blasting plans
93. Blasting plans only valid if endorsed by shot-firer
94. Form of blasting plans
95. Content of blasting plans
96. Secretary may require documents and information
97. Temporary suspension orders
98. Emergency exemptions
99. Compliance with blasting plans and determinations
Division 11 - FireworksSubdivision 1 - Preliminary
100. Interpretation
101. What are fireworks?
102. Status of Type 3 fireworks stored in magazine in large quantity
103. What is a pyrotechnician?
104. Application of Part
105. Restrictions on use of fireworks
106. Fireworks displays not to be held without permit
107. Applications for fireworks display permits
108. What does a permit authorise?
109. General nature of permits
110. Surrender of permits
111. Variation of permits
112. Cancellation of permits
113. Substitute pyrotechnicians
114. Commonwealth Day (Cracker Night)
115. Rescheduling of fireworks displays
116. Only pyrotechnicians may sell or supply Type 2 or Type 3 fireworks,
&c.
117. Only pyrotechnicians may purchase or acquire Type 3 fireworks
118. Retail display restrictions
119. Retail sales quantum restrictions
120. Fireworks not to be sold in public places
121. Fireworks retailers to comply with AS 2187.3
122. Only pyrotechnicians may manufacture, import, export or store Type 2
or Type 3 fireworks
123. Type 3 fireworks to be stored only in packages in approved
magazines
124. Type 3 fireworks to be secured on day of firing
125. Construction of fireworks mortars
Division 12 - Documents
126. Interpretation
127. Form of explosives control documents
128. Loss and replacement of explosives control documents
129. Explosives control documents not to be lent
130. Production of explosives control documents
PART 6 - Miscellaneous
131. Instructions to secure explosives on cancellation of entitlement
132. Disclosure of certain private information
133. Infringement notice offences and penalties
134. Legislation rescinded
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