Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017
Part 5.2: Major hazard facilities – Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017

Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017 r379: r 379 Review hazards, assessment, controls and emergency plan

To ensure it is meeting r 371, an MHF operator must review, and revise where needed, the identified major incident hazards and incidents under r 368, the safety assessment, the risk control measures under r 371 and the emergency plan. Reviews are required at least every 5 years and also: when the Authority directs; before any facility modification; after any major incident; when an effectiveness test shows a control is deficient; if circumstances underlying the r 382 property protection assessment change; and on request by a health and safety representative. A representative may ask if they reasonably believe one of those triggers exists, or that the operator failed to review controls properly or to consider a trigger. Emergency plan reviews must involve the area's emergency services and, for off-site consequences, the local councils.

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Other controls in Part 5.2: Major hazard facilities – Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017

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