Manufacturing Business Rules | Yara Pilbara | Dangerous Goods

Competency

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External.Qualified.EXT085 Dangerous Goods Security Card

Under the SSAN Regulations, this competency is required PRIOR to gaining UNSUPERVISED SSAN ACCESS to the TAN PLANT. This means if you a required to work without constant Yara supervision within the TAN Plant you will require this competency.

Note: The applicant may apply for an exemption to this requirement. Approval of exemption is subject to Yara PIlbara's discretion. Refer to the Dangerous Goods Security Card Exemption competency for requirements.

Name on card to match the person registered
Dangerous Goods Security Card to de displayed

Most workers will supply the Western Australian issued state-based card however Interstate Security Clearance cards may also be accepted (refer to Note 1 below)

Must be issued by the relevant states Government appointed organisation and the organisation logo must be present
DOB, Licence No & Expiry date to be displayed
Black and white or colour is acceptable
Scanned document to be clearly legible

Note 1: Interstate security clearances issued under the following legislation may be accepted to be recognised as a security clearance in Western Australia:

- - - - New South Wales – Explosives Regulations 2013
      - Queensland – Explosives Act 1999
      - South Australia – Explosives (Security Sensitive Substances) Regulations 2006
      - Tasmania - Security-Sensitive Dangerous Substances Act 2005
      - Victoria – Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulation 2011 & Dangerous Goods (HCDG) Regulations 2006
      - Australian Capital Territory - Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulation 2004 & Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations 2004

Note 2: Maritime Security Identification Cards (MSIC) and Aviation Security Identity Cards (ASIC) are not recognised and holders of such cards must still obtain a dangerous goods security card for unsupervised access to explosives or security sensitive ammonium nitrate (SSAN), or hold an equivalent security clearance.

Issue date = Not required since there is not one displayed on the card

Expiry date = to be entered as displayed on the card

External.Exemption.INT037 Dangerous Goods Security Card Exemption

Under the SSAN Regulations, a Dangerous Goods Security Card (DGSC) is required prior to gaining UNSUPERVISED SSAN ACCESS to the TAN PLANT. This means if you a required to work without constant Yara supervision within the TAN Plant you will require this competency.

A Dangerous Goods Security Card (DGSC) exemption may be granted to an individual who
• has a limited site visit of 28 days or less and will be attending the site four times or less in a twelve-month period.
• Has applied for a DGSC and not yet received the card. This exemption is valid for a maximum of 90 days.
Exemptions of this kind shall be determined on a case-by-case basis and requires the approval of a Yara Site Manager. This approval can be obtained using the Site Access Request Form

Form submitted shall be the Site Access Request Form [HESQ-YP-FRM-092-01]
Participant Details to match applicants profile.
Note: Shortened versions of first names are accepted, such as: "Chris" instead of "Christopher" & "Wil" instead of "William“
Note: if the name is not clear or cannot be confirmed the Yara ID number &/or Company Name or other available details may be used to verify identity
DGSC Exemption box must be marked
Exemption approver name, date and signature

Issue date = Use the date of approval by ‘Approver’
Expiry date = enter as on form or maximum 90 days