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VEHICLE EXHAUST COMPLIANCE - PPT Presentation

NOTICE OF DATE CHANGE For further inquiries please contact Don Inglis SLP Manager Email dinglissafeloadnetau Phone 02 9250 5161 REQUIRED ACTIONS FROM APRIL 2013 Nov 2012 ID: 614202

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VEHICLE EXHAUST COMPLIANCE

NOTICE OF DATE CHANGE

For further inquiries, please contact:Don Inglis SLP ManagerE-mail: dinglis@safeload.net.auPhone: 02 9250 5161

REQUIRED ACTIONSFROM APRIL 2013

Nov 2012

Operators vehicles

entering SLP member terminals must conform with the SLP exhaust shielding compliance document (

OS7-CD-3.6-3.7-002

) from the 1st April 2013.Authorised Inspection Locations (AIL’s) must ensure vehicles are compliant with the SLP exhaust compliance document (OS7-CD-3.6-3.7-002) when conducting Pass-2-Load inspections from the 1st April 2013.

A

number of bulk fuel fleet operators in Australia have informed SLP that some exhaust suppliers are unable to supply components in time for them to meet the current exhaust compliance deadline of the 1

st

January.

Safe Load Program has reviewed this small set back and has agreed to reschedule the January 2013 commencement date to the 1

st

of April 2013. This will allow sufficient time for bulk fuel fleet operators to source and fit the necessary components to meet compliance

.

The need for consistency in exhaust

standards

and compliance remains and will further assist in the reduction of risk, keeping

tanker

drivers, equipment and

terminal

staff and loading facilities safe.