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Major Hazard Facility (MHF) Lifecycle Glencore Copper Refinery Townsville …

- - - - (SWA) 2024c
        
        Uncontrolled gas release
        
        Explosion
        
        leek and flame detection
        
        Pipeline design and pressure control systems
        
        stop flow monitoring
        
        Gas detection & Controlled ventilation
        
        Chemical storage
        
        design and requirements
        
        containment and storage system
        
        Labeling / Identification
        
        Safety information, Signage, Safety data sheets, storage requirements
        
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        health monitoring for workers
  - - - focus on how the work is done
        
        systems monitoring to ensure that process requirements are fulfilled
        
        Reporting Cycle, plant maintenance schedules
        
        OHSMS
        
        Procedures
        
        Human centred design, used to ensure to ensure work practices and organisational structure is compliant (AIHS 2019, p.9)
        
        Ergonomics and display layout (AIHS 2019, p.32)
        
        Display panels
        
        visual cues
        
        Operating controls
        
        must be designed without risks to health and safety of humans
        
        Consult users on how work is done (Workplace Health and Safety Queensland 2021, p.10)
        
        Incident Reporting
        
        Rectification practices
        
        Safe work methods
        
        Training and Qualifications
    - - Safety Management System to be implemented as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP) (WHS Reg 2011 (Qld), r.558)
        
        Access and egress (Workplace Health and Safety Queensland 2024)
        
        monitoring site attendance
        
        area permits
        
        No access
        
        Isolation
        
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        maintenance
        
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        ongoing liaison with the Townsville DDMG
        
        testing emergency response plans
        
        Weather
        
        cyclone, flooding, fire mittigation
        
        unauthorised access
        
        Risk assessment and likelihood (WHS reg, r.298)
        
        shut down procedure
        
        1 more item...
        
        Terrorism
  - - - shows community concerns are taken seriously
      - opportunity to correct any misinformation
      - raised awreness in the event of an emergency and actons that need to be taken
      - improved relations with community and trust with all stakeholders
    - - local community communication leads to greater understanding and control of risks (Fillipin & Dreher 2004, p.238)
    - - jobs
        
        local economy revenue
        
        greater infrastructure
        
        Risk mitigation
        
        Safety Management Systems
- - - - Prepare draft emergency plan (WHS reg
        
        communication with Local Authorities and emergency services (Queensland Police Service 2024, pp. 29-32)
        
        Police, Ambulance, Queensland Fire Service
        
        Provide details to Head of Police (SWA 2024b, p. 507)
        
        Discuss with Townsville District Disaster Management Group (DDMG) to assist with coordination
        
        DDMG manage the District Disaster Management Plan (DDMP)
        
        Townsville copper refinery considered a MHF
      - implement risk strategy (how the operator plans to manage the hazards and risks (Glavan & Pallaneeswaren 2010, p.2)
        
        Identify foreseeable hazards, and potential major accidents
        
        Undertake a risk assessment to evaluate risks and where possible eliminate hazards and identify controls
        
        Develop Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS)
        
        Establish periodic reviews for foreseeable risks
        
        Inspections, Audits, Reviews
        
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  - - - operator to inform regulator within 3 months after becoming aware that the facility has exceeded 10% of their threshold quantity or determined to be a MHF
        
        Provide safety case (WHS Reg. 2011 (Qld) r.551)
  - - - Obtain expert advice from engineers, architects, hygienists, information and computer technology professionals
        
        Prevention of unauthorised access
        
        Entrance and grounds and grounds security for intrusion detection, alarms, Closed circuit Television, and badge systems (Agca &Cotone 2018, pp.10-11)
      - Location, layout, operating hours, hazards and risks
- - - - Plant should have been stopped from operating
  - - - Specialists to be consulted
        
        Environmentalists
        
        Personell with knowledge of the Plant
        
        Engineers
        
        explosive engineers may be required
        
        Decontamination of plant
        
        Waste removal and disposal procedures
        
        Costs should be considered but not be a deciding factor
        
        complete clearance
        
        Partial Salvage
        
        Challenging and complex
        
        Often done within a live environment
        
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        Asset to be sold or used elsewhere
        
        straight forward
        
        provide full clearances for zones/plant and chemicals
        
        remove/ demolish structures
        
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      - Hazard and Operability study to analyse processes and engineering of existing facilities for the potential of malfunctions and the consequences for the facility as a whole (Dunjó et al. 2010, p.20)
        
        Selective expert team
    - - Government authorities
        
        Local
        
        State
        
        WHS Reg 2011 (Qld), rr.203-205
        
        Decommissioning of plant
        
        Commercial or residential use