Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00347:reg:9:p7
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00347
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 9 (pt 7/18)
Character Range: 36834–39580

safety case for a facility must specify the equipment required on the facility (including process equipment, machinery and electrical and instrumentation systems) that relates to, or may affect, the safety of the facility.
 (2) The safety case must demonstrate that:
 (a) the equipment is fit for its function or use in normal operating conditions; and
 (b) to the extent that the equipment is intended to function, or to be used, in an emergency—the equipment is fit for its function or use in the emergency.

2.15  Drugs and intoxicants
  The safety case for a facility must describe the means by which the operator will ensure that there is in place, or will be put in place, a method of:
 (a) securing, supplying, and monitoring the use of, therapeutic drugs on the facility; and
 (b) preventing the use of controlled substances (other than therapeutic drugs) on the facility; and
 (c) preventing the use of intoxicants on the facility.

Subdivision C—Emergencies

2.16  Evacuation, escape and rescue analysis
 (1) The safety case for a facility must contain a detailed description of an evacuation, escape and rescue analysis.
 (2) The evacuation, escape and rescue analysis must:
 (a) identify the types of emergency that could arise at the facility; and
 (b) consider a range of routes for evacuation and escape of persons at the facility in the event of an emergency; and
 (c) consider alternative routes for evacuation and escape if a primary route is not freely passable; and
 (d) consider different possible procedures for managing evacuation, escape and rescue in the event of an emergency; and
 (e) consider a range of means of, and equipment for, evacuation, escape and rescue; and
 (f) consider a range of amenities and means of emergency communication to be provided in a temporary refuge; and
 (g) consider a range of life saving equipment, including:
 (i) life rafts to accommodate safely the maximum number of persons that are likely to be at the facility at any time; and
 (ii) equipment to enable that number of persons to obtain access to the life rafts after launching and deployment; and
 (iii) in the case of a floating facility—suitable equipment to provide a float‑free capability and a means of launching; and
 (h) identify, as a result of the above considerations, the technical and other control measures necessary to reduce the risks associated with emergencies to a level that is as low as reasonably practicable
Note: In so far as it addresses major accident events, the evacuation, escape and rescue analysis forms part of the formal safety assessment.

2.17  Fire and explosion risk analysis
 (1) The safety case for a facility must contain a detailed description of a fire and explosion risk analysis.
 (2) The