Overview

The Petroleum Refining Regulations are a legislative document that outlines the legal framework for the establishment, operation, and management of petroleum refineries. Enacted under section 9 and commencing on July 22, 1974, these regulations are divided into parts covering procedural requirements for licensing, duties of managers, and various operational safeguards. Key provisions include application procedures for licences (Form A) and licence issuance (Form B), requirements for enlarging or modifying refineries (Form C), appointment of a manager responsible for compliance, and the appointment of competent persons for supervision. The regulations mandate medical facilities, protection from machinery, training, emergency procedures, accident reporting, and record-keeping. They specify requirements for storage tanks, pressure vessels, handling of dangerous additives, spillage control, effluent disposal, and fire prevention. Additionally, they address fees, offences, and the Director's powers to issue directions. The document is structured with numbered sections (1-49) and a schedule containing forms.

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