Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
128Storage licence applications—Act, s 50 (2)
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128 Storage licence applications—Act, s 50 (2) (1) An application for a storage licence must include the following for— (c) the purpose of the storage; (d) the address of the premises where the explosives are to be stored; (e) documentation describing a safety management system (including an emergency plan) for the storage of explosives at the premises; (f) a scale plan of the premises showing the defined details;
(g) a description of each magazine to be used to store explosives, including the type of magazine as described in AS 2187.1; (h) drawings and specifications showing construction details of each magazine; (i) details of applicable separation distances enabling compliance with section 135 (Separation distances for magazines) to be established; (j) for each kind of explosive to be stored in each magazine— (k) the maximum quantity of each kind of explosive to be stored in each magazine; (l) the purpose of storage; (m) the product name, UN number, classification code, packaging group and maximum quantity for each kind of dangerous substance (other than explosives) to be stored on the premises; (n) for any external magazine (whether portable, relocatable or permanent) details of the following: (i) any mounding; (ii) any lightning protection; (iii) any fencing; (o) details of signage for each magazine and any fencing or building in which the magazine is contained; (p) a security plan prepared in accordance with section 128A (Storage licence applications—security plans); (q) any other information or documents required by a form for the
defined details, for a scale plan of the premises where the explosives are to be stored, means the following: (a) the boundaries of the premises and the nature of any fencing; (b) the location of all buildings and structures on the premises and their uses, including details of quantities of explosives and any other dangerous substances that may be present there; (c) the location of each magazine or other storage facility for explosives and other dangerous substances; (d) details of applicable separation distances for explosives and dangerous substances; (e) any protected works within the separation distances; (f) the location of services and utilities, including generation or distribution areas, and underground pipes and infrastructure; (g) details of all internal roads and points of entry into, and exit from, the premises; (h) the locations of all fire protection devices, including any automatic fire sprinkler systems, fire hydrants, fire hose reels and portable fire-extinguishers.