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on (5) The application must include a description that sets out, (a) for each explosive to be manufactured at the factory, a satellite site or a client site, (i) its product name and its UN proper shipping name, (ii) the date on which the explosive was authorized or its authorization file number, (iii) its UN number, and (iv) its hazard category; and (b) for each explosive to be stored at the factory or a satellite site, (i) its UN proper shipping name, (ii) its UN number, and (iii) its hazard category. Manufacturing operations description (6) The application must include the following information about manufacturing operations: (a) a description of the operations to be carried out in each process unit and factory magazine; (b) a description of the explosives, and of any other thing that is flammable, that is liable to spontaneously combust or that is otherwise dangerous, that will be stored in each process unit, factory magazine, raw material storage facility, building and structure; (c) the results of a quantified risk assessment or hazard operability review of any manufacturing operation to be used to manufacture an explosive if that operation has not previously been used in Canada to manufacture that explosive; (d) the maximum quantity of explosives and raw material that will be in each process unit, factory magazine, raw material storage facility, building and structure at any one time; (e) the maximum number of people who will be in each process unit, factory magazine, raw material storage facility, building and structure at any one time; and (f) the minimum distance in metres that must be maintained between each process unit, factory magazine and raw material storage facility and each vulnerable place shown on the area plan, as set out in the National Standard of Canada Standard CAN/BNQ 2910–510/2015 entitled Explosives — Quantity Distances as amended from time to time. Security plan (7) If type E, I or D explosives are to be manufactured or stored, the application must include a security plan that includes the following information: (a) an assessment of the security risks resulting from the presence of the explosives at the factory, satellite site or client site; (b) a description of the measures that will be taken to minimize those risks; (c) a description of the procedures that will be followed to respond to security incidents; and (d) a description of the procedures that will be followed to report security incidents. List of documents (8) The application must include a list of the following documents, along with the dates on which they were made and the dates of any amendments: (a) any environmental assessment of the factory, satellite site or client site or of the operations to be carried out there; (b) the documents that set out the rules, procedures and protocols designed to ensure compliance with the Explosives Act , these Regulations and the licence, including (i) operating procedures, (ii) maintenance procedures, (iii) training manuals, (iv) emergency response plans, and (v) spill contingency plans; (c) if manufacturing operations are to be carried out in a quarry, a letter of understanding signed by the quarry operator that sets out the safety measures that will be taken at the quarry; (d) if activities that could increase the likelihood of an ignition (for example, welding) are to be carried out, a document that sets out the rules governing those activities; and (e) if explosives are to be destroyed, a document that sets out the method of destruction to be used. Identifier (9) Every process unit, factory magazine, raw material storage facility, building and structure that is shown on the site plan and every vulnerable place that is shown on the area plan must be identified by a number, letter or distinctive name, which must be used to identify the unit, magazine, building or structure in every drawing, sketch or description included in the application. Scale drawing (10) Every drawing, sketch or plan must be