Appendix E: Controls for antifouling paints

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Appendix E: Controls for antifouling paints

Part 1

The additional controls listed in the following table apply to all of the approvals listed in Part 2, as well

as the controls and variations listed for each substance as detailed in that part.

Table of Additional Controls

Additional Control

Code

Regulation Description Variation

R-2 77A Controlled work area and

signage

This control comes into effect on 1 July

2015.

(1) Any person applying the substance must ensure that application of the substance is carried out in a controlled

work area.

(2) The controlled work area, as referred to in subclause (1) is a designated area in which antifouling paints are

applied, using a method and located such that off-target deposition of the substance, including onto

bystanders, is avoided by taking all practicable steps.

(3) Any person applying the substance in a controlled work area must avoid off-target deposition of the substance.

To avoid doubt, this requirement includes avoiding off-target deposition of the substance onto persons outside

of, but within the immediate vicinity of, the controlled work area.

Signage

(4) Any person applying the substance must ensure that signs are placed at every point of entrance into the

controlled work area. Signs must be posted from the start of application, until the end of the application.

(5) Signs erected in accordance with (4) must—

(a) warn that an application is being carried out using a substance that is toxic to humans;

(b) identify the person in charge of the application;

(c) state that entry into the controlled work area is not permitted unless personal protective equipment (PPE)

is worn by the person entering the controlled work area; and

(d) comply with regulation 34 and regulation 35 of the Hazardous Substances (Identification) Regulations

2001 as if the distance referred to in regulation 35(3) is not less than 10 metres.

R-3 77A Collection of substances

from maintenance activities


2015

(1) Any person who removes any antifouling paint coating from the hull of a boat must ensure that waste

containing antifouling paint residue is collected ; and

(2) All collected waste, as referred to in subclause (1), must be disposed of in accordance with the Hazardous

Substances (Disposal) Regulations 2001.

R-4 77A Additional labelling

requirements


2015.

For formulated antifouling substances:

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(1) Labels must include the following statements (or similar):

(a) When applying this substance by spraying, you must sufficiently enclose the area to ensure that the

substance is not deposited on off-target sites and has no adverse effects on bystanders

(b) You must ensure that waste generated from maintenance activities does not enter the environment

(2) A person must not supply a hazardous substance to any other person unless the substance label shows the

information required by (1).

R-5 77A Safety Data Sheets

From 1 January 2014 the following

control replaces controls I21-28, EM8-9

and D8:

(1) A person, when selling or supplying this substance at any quantity, must provide a safety data sheet for the

substance to the recipient if—

(a) the substance is likely to be used in a place of work; and

(b) they have not previously supplied a safety data sheet for that substance to the recipient

(2) In each place of work where the substance is manufactured, stored, or used, the person in charge of the place

must ensure that every person handling the substance has access to a safety data sheet for that substance.

(3) The safety data sheet must be available to a person handling the substance within 10 minutes, and be readily

understandable by any fully trained persons required to have access to it.

(4) A person who manufactures or supplies a substance in New Zealand, or imports a substance into New

Zealand must, if asked to do so by any person in charge of a place of work where a substance is stored or

used, give that person the required safety data sheet.

(5) Information required on a safety data sheet must be provided under the following 16 general headings in the

order listed below, and must include the information referred to under those headings:

Section 1 - Identification of the substance and supplier—

(i) product name

(ii) recommended uses

(iii) name of the supplier, New Zealand contact details including an emergency contact.

Section 2 - Hazards identification—

(i) a description of the hazards of the substance, which may include its HSNO hazard classification

(ii) hazard information, including signal words, hazard statement(s) and precautionary statement(s).

Section 3 - Composition/information on ingredients—

(i) in the case of single component substances, their chemical identity, including common names and

synonyms, CAS number and any impurities that are themselves hazardous

(ii) in the case of substances that are mixtures, the chemical identity of each hazardous ingredient,

their CAS number and their concentration ranges.

Section 4 - First aid measures—

(i) first aid instructions according to each relevant route of exposure

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(ii) whether medical attention is required, and its urgency

(iii) information on the most important symptoms and effects, acute and delayed, from exposure.

Section 5 - Fire fighting measures—

(i) information on the appropriate type of extinguishers or fire-fighting agents, including extinguishers

that may not be appropriate for a particular situation

(ii) any advice on hazards that may arise from combustion products

(iii) precautions for fire fighters and protective clothing requirements.

Section 6 - Accidental release measures—

(i) advice on protective clothing requirements and emergency procedures

(ii) any environmental precautions from accidental spills and releaseiii. advice on how to contain and

clean up a spill or release;

Section 7 - Handling and storage—

(i) precautions for safe handling

(ii) conditions for safe storage, including any incompatibilities.

Section 8 - Exposure controls/personal protection—

(i) exposure limits set for the substance or any of its components, or in their absence, relevant

overseas exposure limits

(ii) engineering controls

(iii) individual protection measures, including personal protective equipment.

Section 9 - Physical and chemical properties—

(i) a description of relevant physical and chemical properties for the substance, including units of

measurement and reference conditions where appropriate

(ii) where necessary for interpretation of data reported, the method of determination.

Section 10 - Stability and reactivity—

(i) an indication of the chemical stability of the substance under normal and anticipated storage and

handling conditions

(ii) a list of conditions to avoid to prevent a hazardous situation; and

(iii) information on incompatible substances or materials.

Section 11 - Toxicological information—

(i) a full description of the toxicological (health) effects, including the symptoms or signs of injury or ill

health associated with each likely route of exposure

(ii) the dose, concentration or conditions of exposure likely to cause injury or ill health

(iii) a summary of the data used to identify the health effects.

Section 12 - Ecological information—

(i) ecotoxicity

(ii) persistence and degradability

(iii) mobility.

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Section 13 - Disposal considerations—

(i) disposal methods, including disposal of packaging

(ii) special precautions to be taken during disposal

(iii) any method of disposal that should not be used.

Section 14 - Transport information—

If relevant,

(i) the UN number

(ii) the proper shipping name

(iii) the UN Dangerous Goods class and subsidiary risk

(iv) the UN Packing Group.

Section 15 - Regulatory information—

(i) HSNO approval number

(ii) information on any other regulatory requirements such as the controlled work area and signage

requirements.

Section 16 - Other information—

(i) date of preparation or revision of the safety data sheet

(ii) a key/legend to abbreviations and acronyms used.

(6) Where a substance is being transported, a safety data sheet is not required if—

(a) there is in the vehicle concerned documentation complying with the Land Transport Rule whilst being

transported by land; or

(b) there is in the ship concerned documentation complying with the Maritime Rule whilst being transported

by sea; or

(c) there is in the aircraft concerned documentation complying with the Civil Aviation Rule whilst being

transported by air.

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Part 2

The following pages contain the controls and variations that apply to each substance. As noted in Part

1, these controls apply in addition to all of the additional controls specified in Part 1.

HSR000112 – Hempel’s Antifouling Globic ....................................................................................... 69

HSR001748 – ABC7 ANTIFOULING .................................................................................................... 74

HSR100846 - Antifouling Seavictor 50 ............................................................................................... 82

HSR100427 – SeaSafe Ultra ................................................................................................................ 90

HSR000041 – Waterbased Antifouling Range ................................................................................... 98

HSR000919 – Antifouling paint containing 195 g/L cuprous oxide .............................................. 103



HSR000922 – Antifouling paint containing 1000 g/kg cuprous oxide (Part B) ............................ 124

HSR000929 – Antifouling paint containing 754 g/L cuprous oxide and 550 g/L zinc oxide ....... 131



HSR002484 – Hempel’s Antifouling Olympic 86901 colour range ................................................ 152

HSR002698 – Hempel’s Antifouling Olympic 86951 colour range ................................................ 159

HSR100080 – Antifouling paint containing 640-655 g/L cuprous oxide ....................................... 166

HSR100057 – Micron 77 Red ............................................................................................................. 174

HSR100058 – Micron 77 Blue ............................................................................................................ 182

HSR100059 – Micron 77 Black .......................................................................................................... 190

HSR100060 – Micron 77 Navy ........................................................................................................... 198

HSR100851 Hempel’s A/F Globic NCT ............................................................................................. 206

HSR100854 Antifouling SeaQuantum Ultra ..................................................................................... 215

HSR100849 Antifouling Seaquantum Classic ................................................................................. 223

HSR000923 – Antifouling paint containing 408-494 g/L cuprous oxide and 34-42 g/L

dichlofluanid ....................................................................................................................................... 231

HSR000889 – Antifouling paint containing 215 g/L cuprous oxide and 36 g/L dichlofluanid .... 238

HSR000934 – Antifouling paint containing 20 g/L diuron (Part A) ................................................ 245

HSR000924 – Antifouling paint containing 450-849 g/L cuprous oxide and 40-70 g/L diuron ... 252

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Note: This substance will cease to be approved from 1 July 2017............................................... 252

HSR100852 - Antifouling paint containing 450 - 849 g/litre cuprous oxide and 40 - 70 g/litre

diuron (aspiration hazard) (Substance A) ....................................................................................... 259


HSR100853 - Antifouling paint containing 450 - 849 g/litre cuprous oxide and 40 - 70 g/litre

diuron (aspiration hazard) (Substance B) ....................................................................................... 267


HSR000925 – Antifouling paint containing 580 g/L cuprous oxide, 65 g/L diuron and 320 g/L

zinc oxide ............................................................................................................................................ 275

HSR000926 – Antifouling paint containing 760 g/L cuprous oxide, 62 g/L diuron and 165 g/L

zinc oxide ............................................................................................................................................ 282

HSR000038 – Alloy Antifouling Range ............................................................................................. 289

HSR000916 – Antifouling paint containing 230 g/L copper thiocyanate and 40 g/L diuron ....... 296

HSR007955 – Reduced Copper Antifouling Range (Range D) ...................................................... 303

HSR000040 – Hard B Antifouling Range .......................................................................................... 312

HSR000035 – Ablative A Antifouling Range .................................................................................... 318

HSR100847 AF1000 ............................................................................................................................ 325

HSR000928 – Antifouling paint containing 750 g/L cuprous oxide, 50 g/L thiram and 260 g/L

zinc oxide ............................................................................................................................................ 333

HSR100848 Reduced Copper Antifouling Range (Range C) ......................................................... 340

HSR000952 – Alloy C Antifouling Range ......................................................................................... 347

HSR000103 – Optima Activator (Black) ........................................................................................... 354

HSR000104 – Optima Activator (Blue) ............................................................................................. 359

HSR000105 – Optima Activator (Red) .............................................................................................. 364

HSR000106 – Optima Activator (White) ........................................................................................... 369

HSR000932 – Antifouling paint containing 640 g/L cuprous oxide and 60 g/L zinc pyrithione . 374

HSR100850 Antifouling paint containing cuprous oxide and zinc pyrithione ............................. 381

HSR000121 – Trilux 33 White ............................................................................................................ 389

HSR000951 – Alloy B Antifouling Range ......................................................................................... 395

HSR000933 – Antifouling paint containing 648 g/L cuprous oxide and 70 g/L zineb ................. 402

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HSR100411 – SeaForce 60 ................................................................................................................ 409

HSR100412 – SeaForce 90 ................................................................................................................ 417

HSR000918 – Antifouling paint containing 290 g/L copper thiocyanate, 220 g/L zinc oxide and

55 g/L zineb ......................................................................................................................................... 424

HSR007897 – ABC #3 Antifouling ..................................................................................................... 431

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HSR000112 – Hempel’s Antifouling Globic

Hazardous Substances (Classes 1 to 5 Controls) Regulations 2001

Code Regulation Description Variation

F1 Reg 7 General test certification requirements for

hazardous substance locations

F2 Reg 8 Restrictions on the carriage of flammable

substances on passenger service

vehicles

F3 Reg 55 General limits on flammable substances 500 litres, when in closed containers greater

than 5 litres

1500 litres, when in closed containers up to and

including 5 litres

250 litres, when in use in open containers

F5 Regs 58, 59 Requirements regarding hazardous

atmosphere zones for class 2.1.1, 2.1.2

and 3.1 substances

F6 Regs 60 –

70

Requirements to prevent unintended

ignition of class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances

F11 Reg 76 Segregation of incompatible substances

F12 Regs 77 Requirement to establish a hazardous

substance locations if flammable

substances are present

F14 Reg 81 Test certification requirements for facilities

where class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 or 3.1

substances are present

F16 Reg 83 Controls on transit depots where

flammable substances are present

Hazardous Substances (Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls) Regulations 2001


T1 Regs 11 – 27 Limiting exposure to toxic

substances through the setting of

TELs

The following existing TELs apply for Component

D:

TELAIR = 0.87 mg/m3

TELWATER = 0.6 mg/L

T2 Regs 29, 30 Controlling exposure in places of

work through the setting of WESs.

The following existing HSNO WES values apply:

Copper mists and dusts: 1 mg/m3 (TWA)

Component D: 217 mg/m3 (50 ppm)

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(TWA)

T4 Reg 7 Requirements for equipment used

to handle substances

T5 Reg 8 Requirements for protective

clothing and equipment

Subclause (1) of Reg. 8 of the Hazardous

Substances (Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls)

Regulations 2001 should be replaced by the

following:

(1) Any person who handles the substance must

use protective clothing or equipment that is

designed, constructed, and operated to

ensure that the person—

(a) does not come into contact with or

inhale, the substance; and

(b) is not exposed to a concentration of the

substance that exceeds the workplace

exposure standard (WES) for that

substance, if a WES for that substance

exists.

T7 Reg 10 Restrictions on the carriage of

toxic or corrosive substances on

passenger service vehicles



E1 Regs 32 – 45 Limiting exposure to ecotoxic


EELs

The following existing EEL values apply:

Copper: EELfreshwater = 0.0014 mg/L

Copper: EELmarine = 0.0013 mg/L

Component C: EELfreshwater = 0.008 mg/L

Component C: EELmarine = 0.015 mg/L

4,5-dichloro-2-n-octyl-3(2H)-isothiazolone:

EELwater = 0.00004 mg/L

E5 Regs 5(2), 6 Requirements for keeping records

of use

E6 Reg 7 Requirements for equipment used


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Hazardous Substances (Identification) Regulations 2001


I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)

Identification requirements, duties

of persons in charge, accessibility,

comprehensibility, clarity and

durability

I3 Reg 9 Priority identifiers for ecotoxic

substances

I5 Reg 11 Priority identifiers for flammable

substances

I8 Reg 14 Priority identifiers for toxic

substances

I9 Reg 18 Secondary identifiers for all

hazardous substances

I11 Reg 20 Secondary identifiers for ecotoxic

substances

I13 Reg 22 Secondary identifiers for

flammable substances

I16 Reg 25 Secondary identifiers for toxic

substances

I17 Reg 26 Use of generic names

I18 Reg 27 Requirements for using

concentration ranges

I19 Regs 29 – 31 Additional information

requirements, including situations

where substances are in multiple

packaging

I20 Reg 36(8) Durability of information for class

6.1 substances

From 1 January 2014, this control will no longer

apply.

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50

General documentation

requirements

Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is

replaced by Additional Control R-5.

I23 Reg 41 Specific documentation

requirements for ecotoxic

substances




requirements for flammable

substances




requirements for toxic substances



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I29 Regs 51, 52 Signage requirements

I30 Reg 53 Advertising corrosive and toxic

substances

From 1 January 2014, this control will no longer

apply.

Hazardous Substances (Packaging) Regulations 2001


PG3 Schedule 3 Packaging requirements

equivalent to UN Packing Group III

Hazardous Substances (Disposal) Regulations 2001


D2 Reg 6 Disposal requirements for


D4 Reg 8 Disposal requirements for toxic

and corrosive substances

D5 Reg 9 Disposal requirements for ecotoxic

substances


packages

D7 Regs 11, 12 Information requirements for

manufacturers, importers and

suppliers, and persons in charge

D8 Regs 13, 14 Documentation requirements for





Hazardous Substances (Emergency Management) Regulations 2001


EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11

Level 1 information requirements

for suppliers and persons in

charge

EM6 Reg 8(e) Information requirements for toxic

substances

EM7 Reg 8(f) Information requirements for

ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge



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EM9 Reg 17 Additional information

requirements for flammable and

oxidising substances and organic

peroxides



EM10 Regs 21 – 24 Fire extinguisher requirements

EM11 Regs 25 – 34 Level 3 emergency management

requirements: duties of person in

charge, emergency response

plans


requirements: secondary

containment

EM13 Reg 42 Level 3 emergency management

requirements: signage

Hazardous Substances (Tracking) Regulations 2001


TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements For Hempel's Antifouling Globic®, this control has

been varied so that it does not apply after the

point of retail sale.

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HSR001748 – ABC7 ANTIFOULING



F1 Reg 7 General test certification

requirements for hazardous

substance locations

F2 Reg 8 Restrictions on the carriage of

flammable substances on


F3 Reg 55 General limits on flammable

substances

F5 Regs 58, 59 Requirements regarding

hazardous atmosphere zones for

class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances

F6 Regs 60 – 70 Requirements to prevent

unintended ignition of class 2.1.1,

2.1.2 and 3.1 substances

F11 Reg 76 Segregation of incompatible

substances

F12 Regs 77 Requirement to establish a

hazardous substance locations if


F14 Reg 81 Test certification requirements for

facilities where class 2.1.1, 2.1.2

or 3.1 substances are present







TELs

The following TELs are set for Component J:

0.87 mg/m3 in air

0.6 mg/l in drinking water.



The following WES values are set for

components of this substance:

Component B – 5 mg/m3 (TWA), 10 mg/m

3

(STEL)

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Component C – 1000 ppm, 1880 mg/m3

(TWA)

Component I – Ceiling 50 ppm, 150 mg/m3

(skin) (TWA)

Component J – 50 ppm, 217 mg/m3 (TWA)

Component R – 2 mg/m3

(respirable dust)

(TWA)

Component T – 5 mg/m3 (TWA)








following:

(1) Any person who handles the substance

must use protective clothing or

equipment that is designed, constructed,

and operated to ensure that the person—



(b) is not exposed to a concentration of

the substance that exceeds the

workplace exposure standard

(WES) for that substance, if a WES

for that substance exists.








EELs

The following EELs are applicable to this

substance:

(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3

The requirement to set EELSEDIMENT values has

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been deleted under section 77 (4)(b).

E5 Regs 5(2), 6 Requirements for keeping records of

use

E6 Reg 7 Requirements for equipment used to

handle substances



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability

I2 Reg 8 Priority identifiers for corrosive

substances

This control comes into effect on 1 January

2014.


substances


substances


substances



I10 Reg 19 Secondary identifiers for corrosive

substances


2014.


substances




substances







packaging


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6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8

General packaging requirements

P3 Reg 9 Criteria that allow substances to

be packaged to a standard not

meeting Packing Group I, II or III

criteria

P5 Reg 11 Packaging requirements for

flammable liquids

P13 Reg 19 Packaging requirements for toxic

substances


corrosive substances


2014.


ecotoxic substances

PS4 Schedule 4 Packaging requirements as

specified in Schedule 4




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substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge

EM2 Reg 8(a) Information requirements for



2014.


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge







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peroxides





plans



containment





TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements The requirement for tracking does not apply to

this substance after the point of retail sale.

Hazardous Substances (Tank Wagon and Transportable Containers) Regulations 2004


Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable

Controls relating to tank wagons

and transportable containers.

Schedule 8 of the Hazardous Substances (Dangerous Goods and Scheduled Toxic Substances)

Transfer Notice 2004


Sch 8 Schedule 8 This schedule prescribes the controls for

stationary container systems. The

requirements of this schedule are detailed in

the consolidated version of the Hazardous

Substances (Dangerous Goods and

Schedule Toxic Substances) Transfer Notice

2004, available from

http://www.epa.govt.nz/Publications/Transfer

-Notice-35-2004.pdf

The controls relating to stationary

container systems, secondary

containment and unintended

ignition of flammable substances,

as set out in Schedules 8, 9 and 10

of the Hazardous Substances

(Dangerous Goods and Scheduled

Toxic Substances) Transfer Notice

2004 (Supplement to the New

Zealand Gazette, 26 March 2004,

No. 35, page 767), as amended,

shall apply to this substance,

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notwithstanding clause 1(1) of

Schedules 8 and 9 and clause 1 of

Schedule 10.

Schedule 9 of the Hazardous Substances (Dangerous Goods and Schedule Toxic Substances)



Sch 9 Schedule 9 This schedule prescribes the controls relating

to secondary containment. The requirements

of this schedule are detailed in the

consolidated version of the Hazardous





-Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




GN35A Schedule 10 This schedule prescribes the controls for the

adverse effects of unintended ignition of

class 2 and 3.1 flammable substances. The







-Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Controls added under section 77A


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DOCUMENTATION 77A Additional documentation

requirements are specified for

this substance.

The following information be provided with

this substance, an approach that is

consistent with the approval for the reference

substance:

an information sheet providing

guidelines on the application, use

and removal of antifoulants in a

manner that reduces the risks to the

environment

an 0800 helpline number should be

available at all times for boat

owners to obtain relevant

information with respect to

environmental management relating

to the application, use and removal

of antifoulants.

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HSR100846 - Antifouling Seavictor 50





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

No ADE, PDE or TEL values are set for this

substance at this time.


work through the setting of

WESs.

Under regulation 29(2) of the Hazardous

Substance (Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls)

Regulations 2001, the Authority adopts as

workplace exposure standards for this substance,

and each component of this substance, any

applicable value or values specified in the

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document described in “Workplace Exposure

Standards”, published by the Ministry of

Business, Innovation and Employment’s Labour

Group, February 2013, available at

http://www.osh.govt.nz/publications/booklets/wes-

2013/wes-and-biological-indices-2013.pdf .

T4 Reg 7 Requirements for equipment

used to handle substances






following:


must use protective clothing or equipment

that is designed, constructed, and operated

to ensure that the person—





workplace exposure standard (WES)

for that substance, if a WES for that

substance exists.








EELs

Regulation 32 of the Hazardous


Regulations 2001

Regulation 32 subclauses (1) and (2) are

deleted.

Explanation: The default Environmental

Exposure Limits (EEL) are deleted. No EEL is

set for this substance at this time.


of use



http://www.osh.govt.nz/publications/booklets/wes-2013/wes-and-biological-indices-2013.pdf


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I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances



I28 Reg 46 Specific documentation Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is

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requirements for toxic substances replaced by Additional Control R-5.



substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


packages


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EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment

The following subclauses are added after

subclause (3) of regulation 36:

(4) For the purposes of this regulation, and

regulations 37 to 40, where this

substance is contained in pipework that

is installed and operated so as to

manage any loss of containment in the

pipework it—

(a) is not to be taken into account in

determining whether a place is

required to have a secondary

containment system; and

(b) is not required to be located in a

secondary containment system.

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(5) In this clause, pipework—

(a) means piping that—

(i) is connected to a stationary

container; and

(ii) is used to transfer a

hazardous substance into or

out of the stationary container;

and

(b) includes a process pipeline or a

transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable













http://www.epa.govt.nz/Publications/Transfer-

Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




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Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



USE 77A A use restriction is applied to this

substance.

No person may use this substance for any

purpose other than as an antifouling paint to

prevent, by the slow release of biocides, the

build up of aquatic organisms on the hulls of

vessels or other surfaces in contact with water.

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HSR100427 – SeaSafe Ultra





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances












substances through the

setting of TELs

No TELs are set for this substance at this time.

T2 Regs 29, 30 Controlling exposure in

places of work through the

setting of WESs.

WESs are set for components H, J and K of this

substance. Please refer to document below:


2013/wes-and-biological-indices-2013.pdf



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T4 Reg 7 Requirements for

equipment used to handle

substances



Subclause (1) of Reg. 8 of the Hazardous Substances

(Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls) Regulations 2001 should

be replaced by the following:

(1) Any person who handles the substance must use

protective clothing or equipment that is designed,

constructed, and operated to ensure that the

person—

(a) does not come into contact with or inhale, the

substance; and



exposure standard (WES) for that substance,

if a WES for that substance exists.

T7 Reg 10 Restrictions on the carriage

of toxic or corrosive

substances on passenger

service vehicles





EELs

No EELs are set at this time and the default

EELs are deleted.


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances

Page 92


June 2013


substances


substances




substances




substances

Revised cut-offs for component labelling

required by Regulation 25(e).

HSNO

Classification of

Component

Concentration

Cut-off for Label

(%)

6.5A, 6.5B 0.11[1]

6.6A, 6.7A 0.1

6.6B, 6.7B 1

6.7B 1

6.8A, 6.8C 0.3

6.8B 3

6.9A, 6.9B 10

[1] Identification of sensitising components

may be required below the 0.1% level if a

lower value has been used for classification.







packaging

Page 93


June 2013


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances







Page 94


June 2013








substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans

Page 95


June 2013



containment








pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.





TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements The requirement for tracking does not apply to

this substance after the point of retail sale.



Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable





Page 96


June 2013



stationary container systems. The requirements

of this schedule are detailed in the consolidated

version of the Hazardous Substances

(Dangerous Goods and Schedule Toxic

Substances) Transfer Notice 2004, available

from


Notice-35-2004.pdf





as set out in Schedules 8, 9 and

10 of the Hazardous Substances

(Dangerous Goods and

Scheduled Toxic Substances)


(Supplement to the New Zealand

Gazette, 26 March 2004, No. 35,

page 767), as amended, shall

apply to this substance,


Schedules 8 and 9 and clause 1

of Schedule 10.












-Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.












Page 97


June 2013






-Notice-35-2004.pdf











Schedule 10.

Additional controls


DOCU

MENTA

TION

77A Additional documentation requirements are

specified for this substance.

The following information must be

provided with SeaSafe Ultra:

an information sheet

including the relevant


the management of risks

during the application, use

and removal of antifoulants

as described in the

ANZECC Code of Practice

for Antifouling and In-water

Hull Cleaning and

Maintenance; and

an 0800 helpline number

should be available at all

times for boat owners to

obtain relevant information

with respect to

environmental management

relating to the application,

use and removal of

antifoulants

USE 77A A use restriction is applied to this substance. No person may use this substance

for any purpose other than as an

antifouling paint to prevent, by the

slow release of biocides, the build

up of aquatic organisms on the hulls

of vessels or other surfaces in

contact with water.

Page 98


June 2013

HSR000041 – Waterbased Antifouling Range





TELs

No TELs are set for this substance at this

time.



Labour Group’s WESs (TWAs) have been

adopted:

Copper mists and dusts: 1 mg/m3

Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether: 121 mg/m3

(25 ppm)








following:

















E1 Regs 32 – 45 Limiting exposure to

ecotoxic substances

through the setting of

The following EELWATER values have been proposed for

this range:

(mg/L) (µg/L)

Page 99


June 2013

EELs Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3

The requirement to set EELSEDIMENT values has been

deleted as provided by section 77 (4)(b).

E5 Regs 5(2), 6 Requirements for keeping

records of use

E6 Reg 7 Requirements for

equipment used to handle

substances



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances




substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements

It is recommended that in place of the

approved handler control, the following

information should be provided with this

Page 100


June 2013

product:


guidelines on the application, use and

removal of antifoulants in a manner that

reduces the risks to the environment


available at all times for boat owners to

obtain relevant information with respect

to environmental management relating

to the application, use and removal of

antifoulants



substances





substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances


ecotoxic substances




equivalent to UN Packing Group II

Page 101


June 2013






substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment





Page 102


June 2013

TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements This control is varied so that it does not apply

after the point of retail sale.

Page 103


June 2013

HSR000919 – Antifouling paint containing 195 g/L cuprous oxide





TELs





WESs.




















following:











substance exists.







Page 104


June 2013




EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances




substances


substances







packaging

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements



Page 105


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances


ecotoxic substances










substances


packages



Page 106


June 2013









EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and




Page 107


June 2013

and


transfer line.

The following subclauses are added at the end

of regulation 37:

(2) If pooling substances which do not have

class 1 to 5 hazard classifications are

held in a place above ground in

containers each of which has a capacity

of 60 litres or less—

(a) if the place’s total pooling potential

is less than 20,000 litres, the

secondary containment system

must have a capacity of at least

25% of that total pooling potential:

(b) if the place’s total pooling potential

is 20,000 litres or more, the


must have a capacity of the greater

of—

(i) 5% of the total pooling

potential; or

(ii) 5,000 litres.

(3) Pooling substances to which subclause

(2) applies must be segregated where

appropriate to ensure that leakage of one

substance may not adversely affect the

container of another substance.


of regulation 38:




containers 1 or more of which have a

capacity of more than 60 litres but none

of which have a capacity of more than

450 litres—




must have a capacity of either 25%

of that total pooling potential or

110% of the capacity of the largest

container, whichever is the greater:


Page 108


June 2013




of—


potential; or

(ii) 5,000 litres



appropriate to ensure that the leakage of

one substance may not adversely affect

the container of another substance.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf


container systems, as set out in

Schedule 8 of the Hazardous



Transfer Notice 2004 (Supplement

to the New Zealand Gazette, 26

March 2004, No. 35, page 767), as

amended, shall apply to this

substance, notwithstanding clause

1(1) of that schedule.




substance.





http://www.epa.govt.nz/Publications/Transfer-Notice-35-2004.pdf

http://www.epa.govt.nz/Publications/Transfer-Notice-35-2004.pdf

Page 109


June 2013

vessels or other surfaces in contact with

water.

Page 110


June 2013






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 111


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 112


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 113


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


packages

Page 114


June 2013











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides





plans



containment








pipework it—






Page 115


June 2013





container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



Page 116


June 2013











Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 117


June 2013






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 118


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 119


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 120


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 121


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides





plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 122


June 2013






container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 123


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 124


June 2013

HSR000922 – Antifouling paint containing 1000 g/kg cuprous oxide (Part B)





TELs





WESs.




















following:











substance exists.







Page 125


June 2013




EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances




substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

Page 126


June 2013

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances


ecotoxic substances










substances


Page 127


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment








pipework it—










Page 128


June 2013

container; and




and


transfer line.


of regulation 37:




containers each of which has a capacity

of 60 litres or less—




must have a capacity of at least

25% of that total pooling potential:





of—


potential; or

(ii) 5,000 litres.



appropriate to ensure that leakage of one

substance may not adversely affect the

container of another substance.


of regulation 38:




containers 1 or more of which have a

capacity of more than 60 litres but none

of which have a capacity of more than

450 litres—




must have a capacity of either 25%

Page 129


June 2013

of that total pooling potential or

110% of the capacity of the largest

container, whichever is the greater:





of—


potential; or

(ii) 5,000 litres



appropriate to ensure that the leakage of

one substance may not adversely affect

the container of another substance

.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf


container systems, as set out in

Schedule 8 of the Hazardous





March 2004, No. 35, page 767), as

amended, shall apply to this

substance, notwithstanding clause

1(1) of that schedule.


Page 130


June 2013



substance.






water.

Page 131


June 2013

HSR000929 – Antifouling paint containing 754 g/L cuprous oxide and 550 g/L zinc oxide





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 132


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 133


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 134


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 135


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 136


June 2013






container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 137


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 138


June 2013






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 139


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 140


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 141


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 142


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 143


June 2013






container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 144


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 145


June 2013






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 146


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 147


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 148


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


packages

Page 149


June 2013











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—






Page 150


June 2013





container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable










Substances (Dangerous Goods and Schedule

Toxic Substances) Transfer Notice 2004,

available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf



containment and unintended ignition

of flammable substances, as set out

in Schedules 8, 9 and 10 of the

Hazardous Substances (Dangerous

Goods and Scheduled Toxic

Substances) Transfer Notice 2004



page 767), as amended, shall apply

to this substance, notwithstanding

clause 1(1) of Schedules 8 and 9 and

clause 1 of Schedule 10.


Page 151


June 2013




adverse effects of unintended ignition of class

2 and 3.1 flammable substances. The





available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf


















substance.






water.

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June 2013

HSR002484 – Hempel’s Antifouling Olympic 86901 colour range





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

No TELs are set for Hempel’s Antifouling

Olympic 86901 colour range at this time.



The following WESs have been set:

Component E3/F2/H2/S: TWA = 50 ppm


Page 153


June 2013







following:



















EELs

No EELs are set for Hempel’s Antifouling



of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


Page 154


June 2013

substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8


Page 155


June 2013




criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances


packages




Trigger quantity is any amount








Page 156


June 2013

EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.

Page 157


June 2013





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf











Page 158


June 2013





Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 159


June 2013

HSR002698 – Hempel’s Antifouling Olympic 86951 colour range





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

No TELs are set for this substance at this

time.



The following WES has been set:

Solvent (Component E2/G2/P): TWA =

50 ppm

Page 160


June 2013








following:



















EELs

No EELs are set for this substance at this

time.


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances

Page 161


June 2013


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1), General packaging requirements

Page 162


June 2013

8




criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances


packages











Page 163


June 2013

EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.

Page 164


June 2013





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf











Page 165


June 2013





Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 166


June 2013

HSR100080 – Antifouling paint containing 640-655 g/L cuprous oxide





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

No TELs are set for Antifouling Paint containing

640-655g/L Cuprous Oxide at this time.



WESs.

Labour Group WES value has been set for

Component D of this substance:





Page 167


June 2013








following:











substance exists.








EELs

No EELs are set for Antifouling Paint

containing 640-655g/L Cuprous Oxide at this

time and the default EELs are deleted.


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances

Page 168


June 2013


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1), General packaging requirements

Page 169


June 2013

8




criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances


packages










Page 170


June 2013


EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and



out of the stationary

container; and


Page 171


June 2013

transfer line.









Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf




ignition of class 3.1 flammable

substances, as set out in Schedules

8, 9 and 10 of the Hazardous





March 2004, No. 35), as amended,




Schedule 10.




Sch 9 Schedule 9 This schedule prescribes the controls relating The controls relating to stationary

Page 172


June 2013








Notice-35-2004.pdf



ignition of class 3.1 flammable

substances, as set out in Schedules

8, 9 and 10 of the Hazardous





March 2004, No. 35), as amended,




Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls


Antifoulin 77A No person may use this

substance for any purpose

other than as an antifouling

paint.

No person may use Antifouling Paint

containing 640-655 g/L Cuprous Oxide for

any purpose other than as an antifouling

paint to prevent, by the slow release of

biocides, the build up of aquatic

organisms on the hulls of vessels or other

surfaces in contact with water.



The following information must be

Page 173


June 2013

this substance. provided with SeaSafe Ultra:

an information sheet including the

relevant information with respect to

the management of risks during

the application, use and removal of

antifoulants as described in the

ANZECC Code of Practice for

Antifouling and In-water Hull

Cleaning and Maintenance; and

an 0800 helpline number should

be available at all times for boat




relating to the application, use and

removal of antifoulants

Page 174


June 2013

HSR100057 – Micron 77 Red





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













WESs.

Labour Group WES values are adopted for the

following components of the formulations of

Micron 77.

Micron 77 Red: A1, A

2, A

3, A

4, D

1, D

2, D

3, D

4, F,

G, H, K.






Page 175


June 2013







following:











substance exists.





EELs

No EEL values are set at this time and the

default EELs are deleted.


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances

Page 176


June 2013


substances




substances


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements




requirements for corrosive

substances





substances





substances









substances

Page 177


June 2013



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




ecotoxic substances














substances


packages




Page 178


June 2013








EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—







Page 179


June 2013




container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



Page 180


June 2013










Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls


Use 77A A restriction has been placed on

the use of the substance.

Micron 77 may not be used for any purpose

other than as an antifouling paint to prevent,

by the slow release of biocides, the build up of

aquatic organisms on the hulls of vessels or

other surfaces in contact with water.

Page 181


June 2013

Page 182


June 2013

HSR100058 – Micron 77 Blue





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













WESs.



Micron 77.

Micron 77 Blue: A1, A

2, A

3, A

4, D

1, D

2, D

3, D

4, F,

G, H, J, K.






Page 183


June 2013







following:











substance exists.








EELs




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


Page 184


June 2013

substances


substances


substances




substances


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances





substances









Page 185


June 2013

substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




ecotoxic substances














substances


packages

Page 186


June 2013











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 187


June 2013







container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 188


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls








Page 189


June 2013


Page 190


June 2013

HSR100059 – Micron 77 Black





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













WESs.



Micron 77.

Micron 77 Black: A1, A

2, A

3, A

4, D

1, D

2, D

3, D

4, E,

F, G, H, K, L.






Page 191


June 2013







following:











substance exists.








EELs




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


Page 192


June 2013

substances


substances


substances




substances


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances





substances









Page 193


June 2013

substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




ecotoxic substances














substances


packages

Page 194


June 2013











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 195


June 2013







container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 196


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls








Page 197


June 2013


Page 198


June 2013

HSR100060 – Micron 77 Navy





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













WESs.



Micron 77.

Micron 77 Navy: A1, A

2, A

3, A

4, D

1, D

2, D

3, D

4, F,

G, H, L.





Page 199


June 2013








following:











substance exists.








EELs




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances

Page 200


June 2013


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances





substances








Page 201


June 2013


substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




ecotoxic substances














substances


Page 202


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 203


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 204


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls








Page 205


June 2013


Page 206


June 2013

HSR100851 Hempel’s A/F Globic NCT





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

TELs have been set for the following

components:

Xylene TELAIR of 0.87 mg/m3, and

TELWATER of 0.6 mg/L



Labour Group’s WESs have been adopted for

specific components: All are WES-TWAs

except for n-butanol which is a WES-Ceiling.

Page 207


June 2013

Copper mists and dusts 1 mg/m3

n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50

ppm)

xylene 217 mg/m3

(50

ppm)








following:


















substances through the setting

of EELs

The following EELWATER values have been proposed

for the following components:

Component Proposed EELWATER

(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3

Tolyfluanid 0.00006 0.06

Irgarol 0.000024 0.024

Zinc

freshwater

0.008

8

Page 208


June 2013

marine 0.015 15

Thiram 0.00001 0.01

Octhilinone 0.00009 0.09


deleted as provided by section 77 (4)(b)


records of use

E6 Reg 7 Requirements for equipment


E7

Reg 9

Approved handler/security

requirements for certain toxic

substances



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances



Page 209


June 2013


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


Page 210


June 2013

substances




ecotoxic substances












substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge



EM4 Reg 8(c) Information requirements for

Page 211


June 2013



substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and




container; and


transfer line.

Page 212


June 2013





TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements This control has been varied so that it does

not apply after the point of retail sale as

provided by section 77(4)(b).



Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.








Page 213


June 2013







Notice-35-2004.pdf













Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls




this substance.



consistent with the approval for the reference

substance:




manner that reduces the risks to the

environment


Page 214


June 2013




environmental management relating

to the application, use and removal

of antifoulants.

Page 215


June 2013

HSR100854 Antifouling SeaQuantum Ultra





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs


components:





Labour Group’s WESs have been adopted for



Page 216


June 2013


n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50

ppm)

xylene 217 mg/m3

(50

ppm)








following:



















setting of EELs




(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3


Irgarol 0.000024 0.024

Zinc

freshwater

0.008

8

Page 217


June 2013

marine 0.015 15

Thiram 0.00001 0.01





records of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging

Page 218


June 2013


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances






Page 219


June 2013







substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans

Page 220


June 2013



containment








pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.










Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable



Page 221


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.








Page 222


June 2013








Notice-35-2004.pdf













Schedule 10.

Additional controls


DOCUMENTATION 77A

Additional documentation


this substance.



consistent with the approval for the

reference substance:




manner that reduces the risks to

the environment







removal of antifoulants.

Page 223


June 2013

HSR100849 Antifouling Seaquantum Classic





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs


components:





Labour group’s WESs have been adopted for



Page 224


June 2013


n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50

ppm)

xylene 217 mg/m3

(50

ppm)








following:



















setting of EELs




(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3


Irgarol 0.000024 0.024

Zinc

freshwater

0.008

8

Page 225


June 2013

marine 0.015 15

Thiram 0.00001 0.01





records of use



E7 Reg 9

Approved handler/security

requirements for certain

ecotoxic substances



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances




Page 226


June 2013




packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements

It is recommended that in place of the

approved handler control, the following

information should be provided with this

product:

an information sheet providing guidelines

on the application, use and removal of

antifoulants in a manner that reduces the

risks to the environment



obtain relevant information with respect

to environmental management relating to

the application, use and removal of

antifoulants



substances



substances





substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


Page 227


June 2013

flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




Page 228


June 2013

substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.



Page 229


June 2013








Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


















Page 230


June 2013


Notice-35-2004.pdf








Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 231


June 2013

HSR000923 – Antifouling paint containing 408-494 g/L cuprous oxide and 34-42 g/L dichlofluanid





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 232


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 233


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 234


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 235


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 236


June 2013






container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 237


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 238


June 2013

HSR000889 – Antifouling paint containing 215 g/L cuprous oxide and 36 g/L dichlofluanid





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 239


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.





of use



Page 240


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

From 1 January 2014, this control will no

longer apply.

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances







Page 241


June 2013

substances







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 242


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 243


June 2013






container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 244


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls









water.

Page 245


June 2013

HSR000934 – Antifouling paint containing 20 g/L diuron (Part A)

Note: This substance will cease to be approved from 1 July 2017.





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs







Page 246


June 2013

WESs. Regulations 2001, the Authority adopts as

















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.







Page 247


June 2013

of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 248


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












Page 249


June 2013

substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 250


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 251


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 252


June 2013

HSR000924 – Antifouling paint containing 450-849 g/L cuprous oxide and 40-70 g/L diuron






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs



Page 253


June 2013



WESs.




















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.






Page 254


June 2013


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 255


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












Page 256


June 2013

substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 257


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 258


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 259


June 2013

HSR100852 - Antifouling paint containing 450 - 849 g/litre cuprous oxide and 40 - 70 g/litre diuron (aspiration hazard) (Substance A)






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances















Page 260


June 2013

TELs



WESs.




















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.




Page 261


June 2013




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements



Page 262


June 2013



substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances









Page 263


June 2013




substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








Page 264


June 2013

pipework it—










container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf














Page 265


June 2013


Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



Page 266


June 2013


substance.






water.

Page 267


June 2013

HSR100853 - Antifouling paint containing 450 - 849 g/litre cuprous oxide and 40 - 70 g/litre diuron (aspiration hazard) (Substance B)






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances















Page 268


June 2013

TELs



WESs.




















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.




Page 269


June 2013




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements



Page 270


June 2013



substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances









Page 271


June 2013




substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








Page 272


June 2013

pipework it—










container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf














Page 273


June 2013


Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



Page 274


June 2013


substance.






water.

Page 275


June 2013

HSR000925 – Antifouling paint containing 580 g/L cuprous oxide, 65 g/L diuron and 320 g/L zinc oxide






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs







Page 276


June 2013


















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.







Page 277


June 2013

of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 278


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












Page 279


June 2013

substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 280


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 281


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 282


June 2013

HSR000926 – Antifouling paint containing 760 g/L cuprous oxide, 62 g/L diuron and 165 g/L zinc oxide






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs







Page 283


June 2013


















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.







Page 284


June 2013

of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 285


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












Page 286


June 2013

substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 287


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 288


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 289


June 2013

HSR000038 – Alloy Antifouling Range






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs


components:

Diuron TELWATER of 0.02 mg/L



Page 290


June 2013







n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50

ppm)

xylene 217 mg/m3

(50

ppm)








following:



















setting of EELs




(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3

Zinc

Page 291


June 2013

freshwater

marine

0.008

0.015

8

15

Diuron

freshwater

marine

0.0002

0.0018

0.2

1.8




records of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


2014.


substances


substances


substances




substances


2014.


substances




substances

Page 292


June 2013







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




2014.


ecotoxic substances

Page 293


June 2013












substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge

EM2 8(a) Information requirements for



2014.




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16, Level 2 information requirements Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is

Page 294


June 2013

18 – 20 for suppliers and persons in

charge





peroxides







plans



containment








Additional controls


DOCUMENTATION 77A



this substance.









the environment








Page 295


June 2013

Page 296


June 2013

HSR000916 – Antifouling paint containing 230 g/L copper thiocyanate and 40 g/L diuron






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs



Page 297


June 2013



WESs.




















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.






Page 298


June 2013


of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 299


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances











Page 300


June 2013


substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—


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June 2013









container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 302


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 303


June 2013

HSR007955 – Reduced Copper Antifouling Range (Range D)






substance locations





substances


hazardous atmosphere zones

for class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances

F6 Regs 60 –

70

Requirements to prevent

unintended ignition of class

2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances


substances



if flammable substances are

present

F14 Reg 81 Test certification requirements

for facilities where class 2.1.1,

2.1.2 or 3.1 substances are

present

This control has been varied such that it does not apply

to a person in charge of a hazardous

substance location if—

(a) the hazardous substance location is situated

on a farm of not less than 4 hectares; and

(b) the combined quantity of each class 3.1B or

class 3.1C substance and any petrol,

aviation gasoline, or racing gasoline stored

at the location is less than 2,000 litres; and

(c) either—

(i) the following requirements are complied

with:

(A) each substance is stored in 1 or

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more secure containers, each of

which has a capacity of less than

250 litres; and

(B) each container complies with

regulation 11 and Schedule 2 of

the Hazardous Substances

(Packaging) Regulations 2001;

and

(C) each container is—

(I) situated not less than 15

metres from any area of high

intensity land use or area of

regular habitation; and

(II) situated either in the open or

in a well-ventilated building;

and

(III) in a compound or located so

that any spillage of the

substance will not endanger

any building, or flow into any

stream, lake, or natural

water; or

(ii) the following requirements are complied

with:

(A) each substance is stored in an

above ground stationary tank that

complies with the Stationary

Container Controls in Schedule 8




Transfer Notice 2004, as

amended by this Schedule; and

(B) each of the above ground

stationary tanks is situated—

(I) not less than 20 metres from

any area of high-intensity

land use or area of regular

habitation; and

(II) 6 metres from any

combustible materials; and

(III) in a compound or located so

that any spillage of the

substance will not endanger

any building, or flow into any

stream, lake, or natural

water.

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June 2013

F16 Reg 83 Controls on transit depots

where flammable substances

are present





TELs

A TEL has been set for constituents of

components E3[1]

and F (TELAIR of 0.87 mg/m3

and TELWATER of 0.6 mg/L).

[1]Refer to Confidential Appendix 2 for a key

to component identity



A WES value has been set for copper (TWA –

1mg/m3) and for components E3

[1] and F (TWA

- 525 mg/m3

(100 ppm)).










following:















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June 2013





EELs

The following EELs are set for components of

Reduced Copper Antifouling Range D:

Copper: 1.4 ug/L (freshwater), 1.3 ug/L

(marine)

Component B4[1]

: 0.09 ug/L

Component G: 8ug/L (freshwater), 15ug/L

(marine)




of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances



I16 Reg 25 Secondary identifiers for toxic Revised cut-offs for component labelling

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June 2013

substances required by Regulation 25(e):

HSNO

Classification

of Component

Concentration

Cut-off for

Label (%)

6.5A, 6.5B,

6.6A, 6.7A 0.1

6.6B 1

6.7B 1

6.8A, 6.8C 0.3

6.8B 3

6.9A, 6.9B 10

For more information about this variation see

paragraph 4.21.3 of the main document.







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances


Page 308


June 2013


P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances


packages









Page 309


June 2013



EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










container; and



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June 2013


container; and


transfer line.









Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.



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June 2013











Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls


Information 77A The following information is

recommended to be provided with

these products

An information sheet providing guidelines

on the application, use and removal of

antifoulants in a manner that reduces the

risks to the environment.

An 0800 helpline number should be


obtain relevant information with respect to

environmental management relating to the

application, use and removal of

antifoulants.

Water 77A The substance must not be

applied onto or into water.

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June 2013

HSR000040 – Hard B Antifouling Range






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs






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June 2013


Shellsol A 525 mg/m3

(100

ppm)








following:



















setting of EELs


for the following components as relevant for each of

the ranges:


(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3





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June 2013


records of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


2014.


substances


substances


substances




substances


2014.


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

Page 315


June 2013

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




2014.


ecotoxic substances






Page 316


June 2013







substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




2014.




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides






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June 2013


plans



containment








Page 318


June 2013

HSR000035 – Ablative A Antifouling Range






substance locations





substances



for class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances



2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances


substances




present




present



are present





of TELs

TELs have been set for the following components as

relevant for each of the ranges:

Thiram TELAIR of 0.002 mg/m3

[ABLATIVE A

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June 2013

ONLY]



T2 Regs 29, 30 Controlling exposure in places

of work through the setting of

WESs.

Labour group’s WESs have been adopted for specific

components as relevant for each of the ranges: All are

WES-TWAs except for n-butanol which is a WES-

Ceiling.


n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50 ppm)

xylene

217 mg/m3

(50 ppm)






(Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls) Regulations 2001

should be replaced by the following:




person—

(a) does not come into contact with or inhale,

the substance; and





exists.


toxic or corrosive substances

on passenger service vehicles





of EELs

The following EELWATER values have been

proposed:


(mg/L) (µg/L)

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June 2013

Copper

freshwater

marine

0.0014

0.0013

1.4

1.3

Zinc

freshwater

marine

0.008

0.015

8

15


been deleted as provided by section 77 (4)(b)


records of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32

– 35, 36(1) –

(7)

Identification requirements,

duties of persons in charge,

accessibility, comprehensibility,

clarity and durability


substances

This control comes into effect on 1 January 2014.


substances

I5 Reg 11 Priority identifiers for



substances







ecotoxic substances




substances

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June 2013





requirements, including

situations where substances

are in multiple packaging

I20 Reg 36(8) Durability of information for

class 6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements

Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is replaced by

Additional Control R-5.



substances





substances




requirements for toxic

substances





substances



P1 Regs 5, 6,

7(1), 8

General packaging

requirements

P3 Reg 9 Criteria that allow substances

to be packaged to a standard

not meeting Packing Group I, II

or III criteria


flammable liquids


toxic substances





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June 2013

ecotoxic substances




equivalent to UN Packing

Group II








ecotoxic substances


packages



suppliers, and persons in

charge

D8 Regs 13, 14 Documentation requirements

for manufacturers, importers

and suppliers, and persons in

charge





EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9

– 11

Level 1 information

requirements for suppliers

and persons in charge






EM6 Reg 8(e) Information requirements for

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June 2013

toxic substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 –

16, 18 – 20

Level 2 information

requirements for suppliers

and persons in charge

Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is replaced

by Additional Control R-5.



and oxidising substances and

organic peroxides

Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is replaced

by Additional Control R-5.

EM10 Regs 21 –

24

Fire extinguisher

requirements

EM11 Regs 25 –

34

Level 3 emergency

management requirements:

duties of person in charge,

emergency response plans

EM12 Regs 35 –

41

Level 3 emergency


secondary containment

EM13 Reg 42 Level 3 emergency


signage



TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements This control has been varied so that it does not

apply after the point of retail sale as provided by

section 77(4)(b).

Additional controls




this substance.









the environment



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June 2013






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June 2013

HSR100847 AF1000






substance locations





substances



for class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances



2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances


substances




present




present



are present





of TELs

TELs have been set for the following components as

relevant for each of the ranges:

Thiram TELAIR of 0.002 mg/m3

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June 2013



T2 Regs 29, 30 Controlling exposure in places

of work through the setting of

WESs.

Labour group’s WESs have been adopted for specific

components as relevant for each of the ranges: All are

WES-TWAs except for n-butanol which is a WES-

Ceiling.


n-butanol 150 mg/m3

(50 ppm)

xylene 217 mg/m3

(50 ppm)






(Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls) Regulations 2001

should be replaced by the following:




person—

(a) does not come into contact with or inhale,

the substance; and





exists.


toxic or corrosive substances

on passenger service vehicles





of EELs

The following EELWATER values have been

proposed:


(mg/L) (µg/L)

Copper

freshwater

0.0014

1.4

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June 2013

marine 0.0013 1.3

Zinc

freshwater

marine

0.008

0.015

8

15


been deleted as provided by section 77 (4)(b)


records of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32

– 35, 36(1) –

(7)

Identification requirements,

duties of persons in charge,

accessibility, comprehensibility,

clarity and durability


substances



substances

I5 Reg 11 Priority identifiers for



substances







ecotoxic substances




substances

Page 328


June 2013





requirements, including

situations where substances

are in multiple packaging

I20 Reg 36(8) Durability of information for

class 6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances




requirements for toxic

substances





substances



P1 Regs 5, 6,

7(1), 8

General packaging

requirements

P3 Reg 9 Criteria that allow substances

to be packaged to a standard

not meeting Packing Group I, II

or III criteria


flammable liquids


toxic substances





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June 2013

ecotoxic substances




equivalent to UN Packing

Group II








ecotoxic substances


packages



suppliers, and persons in

charge

D8 Regs 13, 14 Documentation requirements

for manufacturers, importers

and suppliers, and persons in

charge





EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11

Level 1 information

requirements for suppliers and

persons in charge






EM6 Reg 8(e) Information requirements for

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June 2013

toxic substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20

Level 2 information

requirements for suppliers and

persons in charge





and oxidising substances and

organic peroxides




EM11 Regs 25 – 34 Level 3 emergency


duties of person in charge,

emergency response plans

EM12 Regs 35 – 41 Level 3 emergency


secondary containment

The following subclauses are added after subclause

(3) of regulation 36:


regulations 37 to 40, where this substance is

contained in pipework that is installed and

operated so as to manage any loss of

containment in the pipework it—


determining whether a place is required to

have a secondary containment system; and

(b) is not required to be located in a secondary

containment system.



(i) is connected to a stationary container;

and

(ii) is used to transfer a hazardous

substance into or out of the stationary

container; and

(b) includes a process pipeline or a transfer

line.

EM13 Reg 42 Level 3 emergency


signage


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June 2013


TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements This control has been varied so that it does not

apply after the point of retail sale as provided by

section 77(4)(b).



Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable












available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf













clause 1(1) of Schedules 8 and 9

and clause 1 of Schedule 10.










available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf










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June 2013
















available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf















Additional controls


DOCUMENTATION 77A



this substance.









the environment








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June 2013

HSR000928 – Antifouling paint containing 750 g/L cuprous oxide, 50 g/L thiram and 260 g/L zinc oxide






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs







Page 334


June 2013


















following:











substance exists.








EELs



Regulations 2001


deleted.







Page 335


June 2013

of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 336


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances


Page 337


June 2013

packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—





Page 338


June 2013






container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.


Page 339


June 2013












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 340


June 2013

HSR100848 Reduced Copper Antifouling Range (Range C)






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

No TELs are set forany components of this




A WES value has been set for a component of

this substance, consistent with the value listed in

Page 341


June 2013

WESs. the Labour Group’s document entitled

Workplace Exposure Standards and Biological

Exposure Indices (Feb 2013):










following:











substance exists.








EELs

No EELs are set for Hempel’s Antifouling



of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 – Identification requirements, duties



Page 342


June 2013

35, 36(1) – (7) of persons in charge, accessibility,


durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances









substances

Page 343


June 2013



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances


packages




Trigger quantity is any amount

D8 Regs 13, 14 Documentation requirements for Note: From 1 January 2014 this control is

Page 344


June 2013






EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—










Page 345


June 2013

container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.








Page 346


June 2013







Notice-35-2004.pdf













Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 347


June 2013

HSR000952 – Alloy C Antifouling Range





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













The following WES are set:

Component A8: WES-TWA: 1 mg/m3

Component S1: WES-TWA: 525 mg/m3 (100

ppm)

T3 Regs 5(1), 6 Requirements for keeping records

of use

Page 348


June 2013








following:



















EELs

The following EELs are set:

Alloy C Antifouling Range only

Component A2 EEL water: 0.00006 mg/L

For both Alloy B Antifouling and Alloy C

Antifouling Ranges

Component A8 EEL freshwater: 0.0014 mg/L

Component A8 EEL marine: 0.0013 mg/L

Component E2 EEL freshwater: 0.008 mg/L

Component E2 EEL marine: 0.015 mg/L


of use


Page 349


June 2013




I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances



Page 350


June 2013







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances

Page 351


June 2013


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 352


June 2013







container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 353


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls




This substance shall only be used as an

antifouling paint.

Page 354


June 2013

HSR000103 – Optima Activator (Black)




of use








following:



















EELs

The following EELs are set for zinc pyrithione:

EEL freshwater 0.008 mg/L (8 µg/L)

EEL marine 0.015 mg/L (15 µg/L)


of use



Page 355


June 2013



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances




Page 356


June 2013




substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances




ecotoxic substances










substances


packages




Page 357


June 2013








EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment



Additional controls




The following information shall be provided

with this product:

· an information sheet providing information on

the management of risks during the

application, use and removal of antifoulants,

as described in the ANZECC Code of Practice

for Antifouling and In-water Hull Cleaning and

Maintenance

an 0800 helpline number, available for boat

owners to obtain relevant information with

respect to environmental management relating


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June 2013

antifoulants,

Label 77A Additional label information has

been specified.

Optima shall not be applied by spraying,

(section 77A(3)(a)). This control shall be

implemented by a statement on the label.

Page 359


June 2013

HSR000104 – Optima Activator (Blue)




of use








following:



















EELs





of use




Page 360


June 2013


I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances








Page 361


June 2013


substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances




ecotoxic substances










substances


packages









Page 362


June 2013



EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment



Additional controls





with Optima:






Maintenance





antifoulants.

Page 363


June 2013


been specified.

Optima shall not be applied by spraying. This

control shall be implemented by a statement

on the label.

Page 364


June 2013

HSR000105 – Optima Activator (Red)




of use








following:



















EELs





of use




Page 365


June 2013


I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances








Page 366


June 2013


substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances




ecotoxic substances










substances


packages









Page 367


June 2013



EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment



Additional controls





with Optima:






Maintenance





antifoulants.


been specified.



Page 368


June 2013

on the label.

Page 369


June 2013

HSR000106 – Optima Activator (White)




of use








following:



















EELs





of use




Page 370


June 2013


I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances


substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances








Page 371


June 2013


substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


substances




ecotoxic substances










substances


packages









Page 372


June 2013



EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






plans



containment



Additional controls





with Optima:






Maintenance





antifoulants.


been specified.



Page 373


June 2013

on the label.

Page 374


June 2013

HSR000932 – Antifouling paint containing 640 g/L cuprous oxide and 60 g/L zinc pyrithione





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 375


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs

Regulation 32 of the Hazardous Substances

(Classes 6, 8, and 9 Controls) Regulations

2001


deleted.





of use



Page 376


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


2014.


substances


substances


substances




substances


2014.


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements



Page 377


June 2013



substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




2014.


ecotoxic substances







Page 378


June 2013






substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




2014.


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans




Page 379


June 2013

containment subclause (3) of regulation 36:






pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable


















Page 380


June 2013



Notice-35-2004.pdf









Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 381


June 2013

HSR100850 Antifouling paint containing cuprous oxide and zinc pyrithione





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 382


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



2001


deleted.





of use



Page 383


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


2014.


substances


substances


substances




substances


2014.


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements



Page 384


June 2013



substances





substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




2014.


ecotoxic substances







Page 385


June 2013






substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




2014.


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans




Page 386


June 2013

containment subclause (3) of regulation 36:






pipework it—










container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable


















Page 387


June 2013



Notice-35-2004.pdf









Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf














Page 388


June 2013


Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 389


June 2013

HSR000121 – Trilux 33 White





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs

The following existing TELs apply for

Component C:

TELAIR = 0.87 mg/m3

TELWATER = 0.6 mg/L



The following existing HSNO WES values

apply:

Copper mists and dusts: 1 mg/m3 (TWA)

Component C: 217 mg/m3 (50

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June 2013

ppm) (TWA)

Component D: 525 mg/m3

(100ppm) (TWA)








following:



















EELs

The following existing EEL values apply:

Copper: EELfreshwater = 0.0014 mg/L

Copper: EELmarine = 0.0013 mg/L

Zinc: EELfreshwater = 0.008 mg/L

Zinc: EELmarine = 0.015 mg/L


of use





Page 391


June 2013

I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


2014.


substances


substances


substances




substances


2014.


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances



Page 392


June 2013







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




2014.


ecotoxic substances












substances

Page 393


June 2013


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




2014.


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment




Page 394


June 2013


TR1 Regs 4(1), 5, 6 General tracking requirements For this substance this control has been varied

so that it does not apply after the point of retail

sale.

Page 395


June 2013

HSR000951 – Alloy B Antifouling Range





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













The following WES are set:

Component A8: WES-TWA: 1 mg/m3

Component S1: WES-TWA: 525 mg/m3 (100

ppm)


of use

Page 396


June 2013








following:



















EELs

The following EELs are set:

Alloy B Antifouling Range only



For both Alloy B Antifouling and Alloy C

Antifouling Ranges



Component E2 EEL freshwater: 0.008 mg/L

Component E2 EEL marine: 0.015 mg/L


of use


Page 397


June 2013




I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances



Page 398


June 2013







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances














substances

Page 399


June 2013


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 400


June 2013







container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 401


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls





antifouling paint.

Page 402


June 2013

HSR000933 – Antifouling paint containing 648 g/L cuprous oxide and 70 g/L zineb





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs







Page 403


June 2013


















following:











substance exists.








EELs



2001


deleted.







Page 404


June 2013

of use





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances



Page 405


June 2013



substances









substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances

Page 406


June 2013


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 407


June 2013







container; and




and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 408


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 409


June 2013

HSR100411 – SeaForce 60





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WES values are adopted for components N

and O of SeaForce 60.

The WES values can be identified in the

Workplace Exposure Standards and

Page 410


June 2013

Biological Exposure Indices (Effective from

February 2013) document (refer to link below)

http://www.osh.govt.nz/publications/booklets/

wes-2013/wes-and-biological-indices-

2013.pdf








following:




and operated to ensure that the

person—



(b) is not exposed to a concentration

of the substance that exceeds the











EELs



2001


deleted.





of use






Page 411


June 2013



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging

I20 36(8) Durability of information for class

6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances




Page 412


June 2013



I30 53 Advertising corrosive and toxic

substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances

PS4 Schedule 4 This schedule describes the

minimum packaging requirements

that must be complied with when

a substance is packaged in limited

quantities




equivalent to UN Packing Group

III







Page 413


June 2013


ecotoxic substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 414


June 2013







container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable












available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf
















Page 415


June 2013









available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf

























available from


Notice-35-2004.pdf


















substance.






water.

Page 416


June 2013

Page 417


June 2013

HSR100412 – SeaForce 90





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WES values are adopted for components Q

and R of SeaForce 90.

The WES values can be identified in the

Workplace Exposure Standards and Biological

Page 418


June 2013

Exposure Indices (Effective from February

2013) document (refer to link below)

http://www.osh.govt.nz/publications/booklets/w

es-2013/wes-and-biological-indices-2013.pdf








following:



















EELs



2001


deleted.





of use





Page 419


June 2013



I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging

I20 36(8) Durability of information for class

6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances







Page 420


June 2013


I30 53 Advertising corrosive and toxic

substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances

PS4 Schedule 4 This schedule describes the

minimum packaging requirements

that must be complied with when

a substance is packaged in limited

quantities




equivalent to UN Packing Group

III








Page 421


June 2013

ecotoxic substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—



Page 422


June 2013








container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable






substance.






water.




Sch 8 Schedule 8 This schedule prescribes the

controls for stationary container

systems. The requirements of this

schedule are detailed in the

consolidated version of the

The controls relating to stationary container

systems, secondary containment and

unintended ignition of flammable substances,

as set out in Schedules 8, 9 and 10 of the

Hazardous Substances (Dangerous Goods

Page 423


June 2013

Hazardous Substances

(Dangerous Goods and Schedule

Toxic Substances) Transfer

Notice 2004, available from

http://www.epa.govt.nz/Publicatio

ns/Transfer-Notice-35-2004.pdf

and Scheduled Toxic Substances) Transfer

Notice 2004 (Supplement to the New Zealand

Gazette, 26 March 2004, No. 35, page 767),

as amended, shall apply to this substance,

notwithstanding clause 1(1) of Schedules 8

and 9 and clause 1 of Schedule 10.




Sch 9 Schedule 9 This schedule prescribes the

controls relating to secondary

containment. The requirements

of this schedule are detailed in

the consolidated version of the



Schedule Toxic Substances)

Transfer Notice 2004, available

from

















GN35A Schedule 10 This schedule prescribes the

controls for the adverse effects of

unintended ignition of class 2

and 3.1 flammable substances.

The requirements of this

schedule are detailed in the

consolidated version of the



Schedule Toxic Substances)

Transfer Notice 2004, available

from














Page 424


June 2013

HSR000918 – Antifouling paint containing 290 g/L copper thiocyanate, 220 g/L zinc oxide and 55 g/L zineb





substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













TELs





WESs.





Page 425


June 2013
















following:











substance exists.








EELs



2001


deleted.





of use



Page 426


June 2013





I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances




substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances






Page 427


June 2013

substances replaced by Additional Control R-5.







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances


ecotoxic substances












substances

Page 428


June 2013


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge


substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








pipework it—




Page 429


June 2013







container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Page 430


June 2013













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.




substance.






water.

Page 431


June 2013

HSR007897 – ABC #3 Antifouling






substance locations





substances



class 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 3.1

substances





substances













Labour group’s WES values are adopted as

follows:

TWA

WES

ceiling

Copper

oxide 1 mg/m

3

Page 432


June 2013

Component

F

150

mg/m3

(50 ppm)

Component

G

217

mg/m3

(50 ppm)








following:



















EELs

No EELs are set for this substance at this time

and the default EEL values are deleted.


of use





Page 433


June 2013

I1 Regs 6, 7, 32 –

35, 36(1) – (7)




durability


substances


substances


substances


substances




substances


substances




substances







packaging


6.1 substances

I21 Regs 37 – 39,

47 – 50


requirements





substances





substances



Page 434


June 2013







substances



P1 Regs 5, 6, 7(1),

8





criteria


flammable liquids


substances




ecotoxic substances













Page 435


June 2013


substances


packages











EM1 Regs 6, 7, 9 –

11



charge




substances


ecotoxic substances

EM8 Regs 12 – 16,

18 – 20



charge






peroxides







plans



containment








Page 436


June 2013

pipework it—










container; and




container; and


transfer line.





Tank

Wagon

Regs 4 to 43 as

applicable














Notice-35-2004.pdf















Page 437


June 2013

Schedule 10.












Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.













Notice-35-2004.pdf















Schedule 10.

Additional controls


Page 438


June 2013




antifouling paint.

This substance shall not be used on structures

where food for human consumption is being

produced.

Documents

Appendix E: Controls for antifouling paints