Section 1: Site
consolidated text (as at 2013, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
1. Site
Before any decision is taken on the localisation of stores for dangerous
chemicals, an assessment and a simple risk analysis shall be carried out comprising at least the following elements—
(a) the site, geographically and physically (nature, building, dwellings and
other facilities);
(b) safe distances or flame-resistant wall and/or sprinkling or watercurtains in case of flammable volatile liquids or gases and possibly
steam-curtains in case of toxic volatile liquids or gases;
(c) the possibility of using fire-resistant buildings or compartments (possibly with ventilation) also considering unexpected release of dust,
vapour, gases and flames;
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(d) lay-out and design avoiding subterranean location and pits;
(e) selection of materials and construction methods;
(f) access, transport routes, stands for vehicles, water and sewer
installations;
(g) avoidance of obstacles and the need for crash barriers along the
routes or around the tanks, containers or packaged chemicals.