45Exceptions—labelling and placarding

45 Exceptions—labelling and placarding However, section 43 does not apply to the labelling or placarding of explosives in the following circumstances: (a) for explosives that are within the boundaries of premises where they are being manufactured, if the explosives are— (i) in the process of being manufactured, or are semifinished; or (ii) in containers clearly and conspicuously marked with the name of the contents, and are intended for use at the premises;

Packing, labelling and placarding explosives Part 2.3 (b) for an explosive that is at a place where it is intended to be used for a blasting operations— (i) if section 76 (Storage of unused explosive mixtures) and section 196 (Temporary on-site storage) are complied with; or (ii) if the explosive is manufactured at that place; (c) for any of the following explosives, if they are in a quantity of not more than 5kg, and are stored or carried by an individual for the individual’s personal use: (i) safety cartridges; (ii) distress signals; (iii) general use fireworks.

Division 2.4.1 Definitions about manufacturing explosives Division 2.4.1 Definitions about manufacturing 46 Manufacturing definitions central mixing point, for an explosive mixture, means a structure or place at a mine, quarry, construction or other site where the mixture is prepared for use at or near the site, but does not include a factory. explosive mixture means a mixture of an oxidising agent and a fuel component, if the mixture is an authorised explosive. Note For the meaning of fuel component and oxidising agent, see s (2). factory– (a) means premises, other than a mobile manufacturing unit, used or intended to be used for the manufacture of an explosive, or a purpose related to that manufacture; and (b) includes land used, or intended to be used, for the disposal of explosives or waste materials. filling or capping, in relation to safety cartridges, includes— (a) filling an explosive powder and projectiles into safety cartridge cases; and (b) filling an explosive powder into safety cartridge cases; and (c) capping safety cartridge cases. manufacture, of explosives, means— (a) the manufacture of the explosives at a factory; or (b) the manufacture of ammunition at a factory, including the filling and capping of safety cartridges at the factory; or

Definitions about manufacturing explosives Division 2.4.1 (c) the manufacture of explosive mixtures at the point of application or use; or (d) the filling or capping of safety cartridges for a commercial purpose other than at a factory. Note 1 Manufacture (a dangerous substance) is also defined in the Act, dict. Explosives are dangerous substances. This definition qualifies the definition in the Act. Note 2 Div 2.4.9 imposes obligations on individuals filling or capping safety cartridges for non-commercial purposes. manufacturing licence, for explosives, means a licence issued for this part authorising the manufacture of explosives. mobile manufacturing unit means a vehicle or other mobile unit used for the manufacture of explosives. Note This applies the definition used in AS 2187.0. In AS 2187.0, AS 2187.1 and AS 2187.2, the term mobile manufacturing unit is used interchangeably with the terms MMU and mobile mixing unit. modification, of a factory or safety management system, means a change to the factory or system that has the effect of creating a new hazard or increasing the risk associated with an existing hazard, and includes— (a) a change to any plant, building, storage facility or process, including the introduction of a new plant process; and (b) a change to the quantity of explosives present or likely to be present, including the introduction of any new explosive material; and (c) a change to the quantity of any dangerous substances present or likely to be present, including the introduction of a new dangerous substance; and (d) for a safety management system—a change to the system.