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EIG/HSE Classification workshop

The presentations from the workshop are available below

Martin Guest – Introduction
Neil Morton – Why Classification?
Tom Smith – Industry perspective
Michael Marriott – UN Firework Classification process
Allen Webb – Classification – The What, the When and the How
Martyn Sime – Classification Application Form
Martyn Sime – Know your Fireworks
Neil Morton – Questions

It is hoped that the sample drawings will be made available shortly.

SQA Questionnaire on ADR Driver Training

Dear Colleagues SQA have added a survey relating to proposed changes to ADR driver training to their website.

If you wish to comment the link is here:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=DyaerRX01OyMQkfyWLJQpQ_3d_3d

If you have any questions, comments on the questionnaire or prefer a hardcopy please contact:
Fraser Talbot,
SQA, The Optima Building,
8 Robertson Street, Glasgow,
G2 8DQ.      Tel. 0845 213 5278 Fax. 0845 213 5000.
fraser.talbot@sqa.org.uk.

Regards
Alan Mundy
Dangerous Goods Division
Department for Transport
2/26 Great Minster House
76 Marsham Street
London SW1P 4DR
Tel: +44 (0)20 7944 5235
Fax +44 (0)20 7944 2039 

HSE Classification meeting

Meeting to discuss classification with HSE at Buxton

HSE – Classifications

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HSE have today stated that they are no longer able to achieve their stated aim of turning around classifications in 21 days.  Please note the contents of this letter (click on image above for full size version).

Agreed changes to ADR 2007: Impact Assessment

Attached is a list (to date) of agreed changes to ADR / RID 2007 that will go towards forming the text of ADR / RID 2009. Work towards what will be 'CDG 2009' has already begun. We are now asking for your help with:

i) identifying what, if anything, we have missed (this preliminary listing is obviously not the final 'official' listing of all changes that will appear in ADR / RID 2009); 

ii) what changes do you think will have a significant impact on your industry? (and why?); and,  

iii) what can you begin to let us have in the way of provisional costings (or data that will aid in calculating costings)?

Please reply to:
John Copleston – Department for Transport
john.copleston@dft.gsi.gov.uk

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