Western Australian Repealed Regulations Western Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) A bulk container
that is approved under regulation 2.8 that was manufactured after the day
that these regulations came into operation shall have permanently and
conspicuously affixed to it or its mounting a permanent, corrosion-resistant,
fire-resistant, rectangular plate on which there is stamped, embossed, or
otherwise written, in permanent and legible characters at least 5 mm
high, the following information —
(a) the
name of the person who manufactured the bulk container;
(b) the
date on which the manufacture of the bulk container was completed;
(c) the
serial number, if any, given by the manufacturer to the bulk container;
(d)
where applicable, the maximum allowable working pressure;
(e)
where applicable, the pressure to which the bulk container was tested when it
was approved;
(f) if
the metallurgical design temperature of the bulk container is more than
50° Celsius or less than minus 20° Celsius, the metallurgical
design temperature;
(g)
where applicable, the water capacity of —
(i)
the bulk container; and
(ii)
each compartment into which the bulk container is
divided;
(h) the
maximum mass of the dangerous goods for which the bulk container is to be used
that the bulk container is capable of containing;
[(i) deleted]
(j) that
the bulk container is approved by the Chief Inspector, and the approval number
allocated in respect of that approval;
(k) in
respect of each inspection and each test, if any, to which the bulk container
has been subjected for the purposes of these regulations in the last
5 years —
(i)
the name of the person, body, or authority responsible
for the inspection or test; and
(ii)
the date on which the inspection or test was carried out;
and
(l) a
reference to any Standard, Code, rules, or regulations to which the
bulk container has been designed to conform.
(2) A bulk container
approved under regulation 2.8 manufactured before the coming into
operation of these regulations shall be marked in an approved manner and
position with —
(a) the
approval number allocated in respect of that container by the Chief Inspector;
and
(b)
where that container has passed an inspection or test pursuant to these
regulations, the dates on which it was last so inspected and last so tested.
(3) Where a
bulk container has been approved under a law of the Commonwealth or of any
State or Territory of the Commonwealth relating to the transport of
dangerous goods, particulars of each such approval shall be marked indelibly
and conspicuously on the bulk container.
[Regulation 2.15 amended in Gazette
8 Jun 1999 p. 2497.]