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Major Hazard Facilities (MHFs) are locations where hazardous materials are present in such quantities that an accident could affect the community beyond the boundary of the site.
After the Longford explosion in Victoria, major hazard facilities have been the focus of many compliance issues and stringent regulation. The Longford accident could have been avoided with a comprehensive and up to date safety management system. Occupiers of MHF must minimise the risk of damage to people, property and the environment. This risk reduction can be achieved through eliminating or minimising hazards and implementing measures to reduce the likelihood of a major accident.
CMO COMPLIANCE™, the Cost Reduction System, is a compliance management system which can assist MHFs in ensuring the site has performed necessary safety inspections and creating reports necessary for regulatory compliance
CMO COMPLIANCE™, the Cost Reduction System, can assist MHF inspectors in the following:
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