(1) In order to ensure that an operator of a major hazard facility is complying with regulation 371 by adopting appropriate risk control measures, the operator must review and, if necessary, revise the following —
(a) the major incident hazards and possible major incidents identified under regulation 368;
(b) the safety assessment;
(c) the risk control measures adopted under regulation 371;
(d) the emergency plan.
(2) A review under this regulation must be conducted at least every 5 years as well as in the following circumstances—
(a) at the direction of the Authority;
(b) before any modification is made to the major hazard facility;
(c) after any major incident occurs at the major hazard facility;
(d) when an effectiveness test indicates a deficiency in a risk control measure;
(e) if there has been any change to the circumstances that formed part of the property protection assessment under regulation 382;
(f) after receiving a request from a health and safety representative.
(3) A health and safety representative may make a request under subregulation (2)(f) if the health and safety representative believes on reasonable grounds that —
(a) any of the circumstances referred to in subregulation (2)(a) to (e) exist; or
(i) to properly review the risk control measures; or
(ii) to take into account any of the circumstances referred to in subregulation (2)(a) to (e) in conducting a review of, or revising, the risk control measures.
(4) The operator must review and, if necessary, revise the emergency plan for the major hazard facility in conjunction with —
(a) the emergency services that have responsibility for the area in which the major hazard facility is located; and
(b) in relation to the off-site consequences of a major incident occurring, the municipal councils within the area occupied by the local community.
Notes
1 Act compliance—sections 21, 23 and 26 (see regulation 7).
2 "Emergency plan", emergency service , local community"," major incident , major incident hazard", "modification , operator and safety assessment are defined in regulation 5.