Major hazards safety services [Book].

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TextPublication details: Brisbane : Queensland. Department of Emergency Services, [2004]Description: 1 vDDC classification:

SCA 363.1791 22

Review: The Major Hazards Safety Service, through a professional review and audit process, monitors the satisfactory fulfilment of these obligations. It also provides a hazard identification and risk assessment review service for State and local government agencies involved with land use planning. For example, the service can advise whether the risks involved with siting a new or modified MHF comply with nationally recognised and established risk criteria. The Major Hazards Safety Service is responsible for: monitoring the implementation of the legislation; training of mult-agency whole of Government teams; collection, analysis and dissemination of data regarding MHF's; development and delivery of awareness-raising programs and information and guidance materials, and liaison with stakeholders.

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Safer Community Awards	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	363.1791 MAJ (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900161811

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Entrant : Safer Communities Awards 2004. State Award Recipient - Pre-Disaster Category.

The Major Hazards Safety Service, through a professional review and audit process, monitors the satisfactory fulfilment of these obligations. It also provides a hazard identification and risk assessment review service for State and local government agencies involved with land use planning. For example, the service can advise whether the risks involved with siting a new or modified MHF comply with nationally recognised and established risk criteria. The Major Hazards Safety Service is responsible for: monitoring the implementation of the legislation; training of mult-agency whole of Government teams; collection, analysis and dissemination of data regarding MHF's; development and delivery of awareness-raising programs and information and guidance materials, and liaison with stakeholders.

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