AS/NZS 2843.2:2006
Timber preservation plants - Treatment area operation
Specifies requirements for the operation of timber preservation equipment used in the treatment area. Deals in general terms with these aspects in a manner intended to prevent and mitigate the health risk to treatment area personnel and minimize environmental contamination from timber preservation plant sites.
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AS/NZS 2843.2:2006 TIMBER PRESERVATION PLANTS - TREATMENT AREA OPERATION
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.5 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
1.6 IDENTIFICATION OF TIMBER-PRESERVATIVE CONTAINERS
1.7 APPROVAL BY REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
SECTION 2 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
2.1 EMERGENCY PLANNING
2.2 RESPONSE DEVELOPMENT
2.3 SITE DIAGRAMS
2.4 STAFFING
2.5 LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES
2.6 MARKING OF STORAGE VESSELS
2.7 ACCESS POINTS
2.8 SIGNS
SECTION 3 SPILLS MANAGEMENT
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 WARNING OF SPILLS
3.3 CONTAINMENT OF SPILLS
3.4 RE-DRUMMING OF SPILLS
3.5 CLEANING OF CONTAMINATED AREA
3.6 DECONTAMINATION OF VEHICLES AND CONTAINERS
3.7 DECONTAMINATION OF WORKERS™ CLOTHING
3.8 MARKING OF CONTAMINATED CONTAINERS
3.9 FIRE PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4 WORKER OPERATIONAL SAFETY
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 ACCESS BY UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS
4.3 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
SECTION 5 ACCESS TO AND USE OF FACILITIES
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
SECTION 6 EQUIPMENT OPERATION
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 PRESSURE VESSELS
6.3 VACUUM PUMPS
6.4 NOISE
6.5 FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT
6.5.1 Fire extinguishers
6.5.2 Fixed installations
6.6 ENTRY OF TANKS AND TREATMENT VESSELS
6.7 SAFETY SHUT-DOWN SYSTEM
SECTION 7 WASTE MANAGEMENT
7.1 GENERAL
7.2 COPPER CHROMIUM ARSENIC (CCA)
7.2.1 Personal protective equipment
7.2.2 Spills
7.2.3 Sludge
7.3 CREOSOTE
7.3.1 Personal protective equipment
7.3.2 Spills
7.3.3 Odour management
7.4 BORON COMPOUNDS
7.4.1 Personal protective equipment
7.4.2 Spills outside the treatment area
7.5 LIGHT ORGANIC SOLVENT-BORNE PRESERVATIVES (LOSPs)
7.5.1 Personal protective equipment
7.5.2 Spills-Solutions
7.6 OTHER PRESERVATIVES
7.6.1 Personal protective equipment
7.6.2 Spills outside the treatment area
7.7 TREATED WOOD, SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS
7.8 USED CONTAINERS
7.8.1 Emptying and cleaning
7.8.2 Recycling
7.8.3 Container prohibitions
SECTION 8 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MONITORING
8.1 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
8.1.1 External water
8.1.2 Treated-timber storage area water
8.1.3 Treatment area water
8.1.4 Drainage areas
8.2 ODOUR AND NOISE MANAGEMENT
APPENDIX A - LISTS OF REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX B - REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX C - TREATMENT AREA OPERATIONAL CHECK LIST
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AS/NZS 2843.2:2006 TIMBER PRESERVATION PLANTS - TREATMENT AREA OPERATION
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.5 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
1.6 IDENTIFICATION OF TIMBER-PRESERVATIVE CONTAINERS
1.7 APPROVAL BY REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
SECTION 2 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
2.1 EMERGENCY PLANNING
2.2 RESPONSE DEVELOPMENT
2.3 SITE DIAGRAMS
2.4 STAFFING
2.5 LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES
2.6 MARKING OF STORAGE VESSELS
2.7 ACCESS POINTS
2.8 SIGNS
SECTION 3 SPILLS MANAGEMENT
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 WARNING OF SPILLS
3.3 CONTAINMENT OF SPILLS
3.4 RE-DRUMMING OF SPILLS
3.5 CLEANING OF CONTAMINATED AREA
3.6 DECONTAMINATION OF VEHICLES AND CONTAINERS
3.7 DECONTAMINATION OF WORKERS™ CLOTHING
3.8 MARKING OF CONTAMINATED CONTAINERS
3.9 FIRE PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4 WORKER OPERATIONAL SAFETY
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 ACCESS BY UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS
4.3 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
SECTION 5 ACCESS TO AND USE OF FACILITIES
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
SECTION 6 EQUIPMENT OPERATION
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 PRESSURE VESSELS
6.3 VACUUM PUMPS
6.4 NOISE
6.5 FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT
6.5.1 Fire extinguishers
6.5.2 Fixed installations
6.6 ENTRY OF TANKS AND TREATMENT VESSELS
6.7 SAFETY SHUT-DOWN SYSTEM
SECTION 7 WASTE MANAGEMENT
7.1 GENERAL
7.2 COPPER CHROMIUM ARSENIC (CCA)
7.2.1 Personal protective equipment
7.2.2 Spills
7.2.3 Sludge
7.3 CREOSOTE
7.3.1 Personal protective equipment
7.3.2 Spills
7.3.3 Odour management
7.4 BORON COMPOUNDS
7.4.1 Personal protective equipment
7.4.2 Spills outside the treatment area
7.5 LIGHT ORGANIC SOLVENT-BORNE PRESERVATIVES (LOSPs)
7.5.1 Personal protective equipment
7.5.2 Spills-Solutions
7.6 OTHER PRESERVATIVES
7.6.1 Personal protective equipment
7.6.2 Spills outside the treatment area
7.7 TREATED WOOD, SAWDUST AND SHAVINGS
7.8 USED CONTAINERS
7.8.1 Emptying and cleaning
7.8.2 Recycling
7.8.3 Container prohibitions
SECTION 8 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MONITORING
8.1 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
8.1.1 External water
8.1.2 Treated-timber storage area water
8.1.3 Treatment area water
8.1.4 Drainage areas
8.2 ODOUR AND NOISE MANAGEMENT
APPENDIX A - LISTS OF REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX B - REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX C - TREATMENT AREA OPERATIONAL CHECK LIST
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AS/NZS 2843.2:2006
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