The audit covers transport of hazardous substances by road, rail and pipeline (licensed vehicles, loading and unloading procedures, tanker checks and parking, transport emergency cards and driver emergency training, Hazchem marking, pipeline routing, corrosion protection, testing frequency and leak procedures); handling (quantities against the threshold in the hazardous chemical rules and the duties that follow, written handling procedures and trained operators, worker awareness); safety data sheets for every chemical, displayed and in the local language; spill control procedures, sumps and disposal; storage vessels (capacity identification, conditions, electrical classification, bunds sized to the largest tank, bonding and earthing, remote isolation, vents, relief, level and pressure instruments and alarms, transfer tanks, firefighting provision, loss-of-containment consequence analysis, statutory testing, daily logs, leak detectors and compatibility); gas cylinders (types, storage licences, segregation, emergency measures, integrity certificates, chaining, valve caps, colour coding, weather protection, leak detection); labelling and colour coding of containers and pipelines to IS 2379; and hazardous waste (identification, quantities under the waste rules, disposal routes, pollution controls and segregation).
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