Safety distance requirements for hazardous cargo: revised prescribed separations and storage construction standards apply to customs premises. Hazardous imported or exported goods must be stored at approved customs cargo service provider premises in isolated, segregated locations according to hazard classification, in constructed areas with heat or fire resistant walls, RCC roofing and flooring to protect personnel; explosives are treated separately and distances to administrative buildings and to general cargo are prescribed, with IMDG Code guidance for port storage and specific statutory rules governing land-based notified areas prevailing where applicable.
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Safety distance requirements for hazardous cargo: revised prescribed separations and storage construction standards apply to customs premises.
Hazardous imported or exported goods must be stored at approved customs cargo service provider premises in isolated, segregated locations according to hazard classification, in constructed areas with heat or fire resistant walls, RCC roofing and flooring to protect personnel; explosives are treated separately and distances to administrative buildings and to general cargo are prescribed, with IMDG Code guidance for port storage and specific statutory rules governing land-based notified areas prevailing where applicable.
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