Transcription of Portable petrol storage containers
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Portable petrol storage containers
Health and Safety ExecutivePage 1 of 7 Portable petrol storage containersThe Petroleum (Consolidation) Regulations 2014 (PCR), which came into force on 1 October 2014, apply to the following: workplaces that store petrol where petrol is dispensed, ie retail and non-retail petrol filling stations; non-workplace premises storing petrol , for example at private homes, or at clubs/associations (or similar). This guidance provides for suitable Portable petrol storage containers that satisfy the requirements of regulations 12, 13, 19, 22 and Schedule 3 of the PCR. It gives practical advice on the design, construction, materials and marking or labelling of containers as required by the PCR, specifies certain construction and performance requirements, together with type testing and production testing procedures that can be used to demonstrate that these requirements are satisfied. General principlesThe guidance sets out the general principles for the design and manufacture of Portable petrol storage containers with specific guidance for the design and construction of plastic and metal containers respectively.
Health and Safety Executive Portable petrol storage containers Page 2 of 7 Plastic containers – materials Plastic containers should be made of a moulded polyethylene with a specification
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