The Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances—Above Ground Stationary Tanks Connected to a Generator Set) Safe Work Instrument 2017 sets requirements for the design and construction of the specified above ground stationary tanks.
Principal SWI
Amendment
Consolidated safe work instruments
When a principal SWI is amended, WorkSafe also publishes a consolidated SWI. This makes it easy to see all the requirements set by a SWI, including any amendments, in a single place.
Although a consolidated SWI is a useful summary, it is not the official version of the SWI.
Key points
- A consolidated SWI combines the principal (original) SWI with any later amendments.
- Unlike the principal SWI and the amended SWI, which are both a form of legislation, a consolidated SWI is for reference only and has no official status.
- The consolidated SWI is based on the law at the time that the SWI was consolidated.
Material incorporated by reference
The Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances—Above Ground Stationary Tanks Connected to a Generator Set) Safe Work Instrument 2017 and its 2019 amendment incorporate material by reference.
Accessing incorporated material
The standards incorporated by reference in the safe work instrument are subject to copyright and can be purchased from their publishers or viewed at WorkSafe New Zealand.
A list of the standards and their publishers can be found in the Gazette notices:
Viewing incorporated material at WorkSafe
The location of the WorkSafe New Zealand office has changed since the Gazette notice was published.
The standards are available for inspection, at no charge, between 9.00am and 5.00pm from Monday to Friday (excluding statutory holidays) at WorkSafe New Zealand, located at 8 Willis Street, Wellington 6011.
To arrange a time to view the standards, email WorkSafe at regulatory.frameworks@worksafe.govt.nz
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