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Posted By mel russell
can anyone tell me if road tankers parked at the depot which are loaded with flammable or corrosive products usually about 25 tonnes,does the yard have to marked in any way to show there is loaded tanks and if so, what signs would i use, no smoking is the obvious one but any more, thanks.
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Posted By Renny Thomson
If they are genuine road tankers, they will be marked accordingly. If it is a regular occrance, I'd advise the local Fire Service of the location and types of chemicals.
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Posted By Frank Hallett
Hi Mel
What does your O License and LA conditions have to say about the matter?
Frank Hallett
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Posted By john temple
Hi Mell
Check out the new security regulations regarding the parking and storage of haz goods, there is lots of stuff in there that you should and should not do and advertising you have them on site may not be a good idea, its more about where on site / segregation and access.
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Posted By john temple
Hi Mell
Just a thought, the site should have or access to a dangerous goods safety advisor if the site or business is dealing with the loading unloading or storage of haz goods. Under the new ADR regulations the DGSA has to adopt a number of security and safety procedures and also have a security HSE policy. these are all stated in the Orange books (european Rugulations on the transport of dangerous goods) but only in the re written 2005 version. Check with your DGSA where they are up to on complying with the regs.
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