For dangerous goods in transit items 3 4 and 5 may be

For dangerous goods in transit, items 3, 4 and 5 may be in the
form of shipping documents (as provided by the AdG Code).
The manifest must be revised when there is a change in any of the
above information.
details of the contents and a sample manifest are provided in Appendix 4.
16.2.5 Plan of the premises
The purpose of the plan is to identify the places, buildings and
structures on the site where the dangerous goods are stored or
handled. It should be easy for emergency personnel to read and
considered when the emergency plan is being developed (see chapter
14). The plan can also be used as a tool in the risk assessment
process. The items included on the plan should be relevant to the
risks and include matters significant to the emergency response. For
example, the drains included on the plan should be those related to
spill control or those along which spilt liquids or gases could
travel. underground sewer pipes, for example, would not be
relevant.
The plan should be on a scale that adequately illustrates the details required.
details of the requirements and an example are provided in Appendix 4.
16.3 NOTIFyING DETAILS OF yOUR PREMISES TO WORKCOvER
Information provided to WorkCover is kept on an electronic database that enables
the fire brigade to access information on sites during emergencies. This
includes access to information about the hazards in premises adjacent to
or near a fire so that an appropriate response can be quickly developed.
The occupier of premises where dangerous goods are stored and
handled in quantities that exceed, or are likely to exceed, the relevant
quantities specified in the column headed “Manifest quantities” in the table
in Appendix 2 of this code of practice (schedule 5 of the OHS Regulation),
must ensure WorkCover is notified.
The quantity is the total quantity on the premises, including that
loaded onto vehicles. This does not apply to dangerous goods in
transit.
This must be done within 14 days of the obligation arising, with a further
notification at least every year.

The information that must be provided to WorkCover includes:
• the name of the occupier
• the address of the premises where the dangerous goods are stored and handled
• the occupier’s contact details
• the nature of the principal activities involving the dangerous goods
• the Class and maximum quantity of the dangerous goods stored and
handled in bulk or as packaged dangerous goods
• descriptions, details and maximum quantity of any C1 combustible liquids
stored and handled in bulk or as packaged dangerous goods
• the product name and the maximum quantity of goods too dangerous to
be transported.
Notification forms can be obtained from WorkCover that will guide you through
the details of the information required – phone 13 10 50 or look at the
WorkCover web site – . The form is known as the
dangerous Goods Notification Form dGN 1.