Safety permit

Do existing environmental, health or safety permits or authorizations have to be modified prior to producing the material If yes, please explain which permits authorizations need to be modified. How long will these modifications take ... 

Are new environmental, health and safety permits, authorizations or licenses needed prior to producing the material If yes, explain what additional permits or authorizations are needed and how long they will take to secure. 

Increased maintenance cost for process equipment due to safety requirements (for example, safety permits, cleaning and purging equipment, personal protective equipment, training, and restricted access to process areas). 

An effective safety permit system was not enforced with Phillips or contractor employees, especially line opening and hot work permits. 

Kohlenstaubsicherheit = coal dust safety - permitted explosives 248 Kokoshokuyaku = black powder (Japan) 35... 

VI. Highest safety permitted explosives in particularly dangerous coal mines (Table 97). 

A condensate removal problem in shell-side condensers can sometimes be detected by surface temperature measurements. Where safety permits, feeling the exchanger by hand can be effective. Regions where condensate builds up tend to be considerably cooler. 

A minimum level of risk would have to be established below which workers could not exercise refusal rights. It is important that the right to refuse be invoked only for significant threats to health and safety permitting frivolous or malicious actions would bring the process to a standstill. 

Safety permit inspector—inspects area and ensures that it is safe performs gas test and determines oxygen level ensures that equipment, vessels, and piping are cleared confirms required PPE signs permit and sets time limit. This function is performed by process technicians at many locations. 

I Motor carrier, hazardous materials safety permit applicant/holder, and intermodal equipment provider identification reports. 

A motor carrier conducting operations in intrastate commerce and requiring a safety permit under Part 385, Subpart E must file a Combined Motor Carrier Identification Report and HM Permit Application, Form MCS-150B. 

Obtain a hazardous materials safety permit (as applicable). 

Violations of Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMRs) and Safety Permitting Regulations in Part 385, Subpart E All knowing violations of 49 U.S.C. chapter 51 or orders or regulations issued under the authority of that chapter applicable to the transport or shipment of hazardous materials by CMV on highways. 250 up to 50,000 for each violation. Each day of a continuing violation constitutes a separate offense. ... 

In addition. Part 385, Subpart A (General) and Subpart E (Hazardous Materials Safety Permits) apply to motor carriers and motor vehicles that transport hazardous materials in intrastate commerce and are subject to 385.403. 

A motor carrier must hold a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued safety permit in order to transport the following hazardous materials ... 

As of October 23, 2015, to apply for or renew a safety permit, a motor carrier must complete and submit Form MCSA-l-FMCSA Registration/Update (USDOT Number-Operating Authority Application) and meet the requirements rmder the Unified Registration System (Part 390, Subpart E). 

A motor carrier holding a safety permit must report to FMCSA any change in the information on its Form MCSA-1 within 30 days of the change. The motor carrier must use Form MCSA-1 to report the new information. 

Issuance of Permit — In order to receive a safety permit, a motor carrier must have a Satisfactory safety rating issued by FMCSA or the state in which the carrier has its principal place of business (if the state has adopted and implemented equivalent safety fitness procedures). 

FMCSA will not issue a safety permit to a motor carrier that ... 

A safety permit can be revoked by FMCSA for failing to meet the regulatory requirements outline in Part 385, Subpart E. FMCSA may also issue a temporary safety permit under certain circumstances. 

As part of the security program, the driver of a vehicle canying a safety permit-required hazardous material must make contact with his/her carrier at the beginning and end of each duty tour and at the pick-up and delivery of the load. Contact may be made by phone, radio, or via an electronic tracking or monitoring system. 

The motor carrier should contact the Transportation Security Administration s Security Coordination Center ((703) 563-3236 or (703) 563-3237) at any time the motor carrier suspects its safety permit-required hazardous materials shipment is lost, stolen, or otherwise unaccounted for. 

Operational Requirements — The following must be kept in a vehicle that is transporting safety permit-required hazardous material ... 

A copy of the safety permit or other document that clearly indicates the safety permit number ... 

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