Paragraphs in "Convention Concerning The Prevention Of Major Industrial Accidents" coded as SCIR
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| Label | Provision |
|---|---|
| Art.4.2 | 2. This policy shall be implemented through preventive and protective measures for major hazard installations and, where practicable, shall promote the use of the best available safety technologies. |
| Art.5.1 | 1. The competent authority, or a body approved or recognized by the competent authority, shall, after consulting the most representative organizations of employers and workers and other interested parties who may be affected, establish a system for the identification of major hazard installations as defined in Article 3 (c), based on a list of hazardous substances or of categories of hazardous substances or of both, together with their respective threshold quantities, in accordance with national laws and regulations or international standards. |
| Art.5.2 | 2. The system mentioned in paragraph 1 above shall be regularly reviewed and updated. |
| Art.9.1x.a | (a) the identification and analysis of hazards and the assessment of risks including consideration of possible interactions between substances; |
| Art.9.1x.b | (b) technical measures, including design, safety systems, construction, choice of chemicals, operation, maintenance and systematic inspection of the installation; |
| Art.9.1x.g | (g) improvement of the system, including measures for gathering information and analysing accidents and near misses. The lessons so learnt shall be discussed with the workers and their representatives and shall be recorded in accordance with national law and practice. |
| Art.11.1x.b | (b) when developments in technical knowledge or in the assessment of hazards make this appropriate; |
| Art.18.1 | 1. The competent authority shall have properly qualified and trained staff with the appropriate skills, and sufficient technical and professional support, to inspect, investigate, assess, and advise on the matters dealt with in this Convention and to ensure compliance with national laws and regulations. |
| Art.22.1x | When, in an exporting member State, the use of hazardous substances, technologies or processes is prohibited as a potential source of a major accident, the information on this prohibition and the reasons for it shall be made available by the exporting member State to any importing country. |