Based on the Civil Defense Law, keeping hazardous materials obligates one to report them to the Home Front Command Hazmat Center.
The protective measures required by the Ministry of the Environment and those required by the Home Front Command differ from one another because of the different orientation of the two bodies in terms of possible scenarios. Therefore, it is possible that the Ministry of the Environment would not require protection/a pallet but the Hazmat Center would.
The right people to contact are firefighting and rescue personnel.
Please contact the Safety and Hygiene Institute at tel. 03-5266455.
The definition of “distance from population” is the aerial distance of a facility from permanent housing, including schools, hospitals, community centers, boarding schools, day care centers, hotels, malls, and prisons.
No. The cost of construction is at the factory’s expense.
Drills should be done every six months. It is recommended that you invite the regional industry officer to the drills.
You must store them according to MSDS requirements, and report the new materials to the relevant authorities, including the Home Front Command Hazmat Center, within 14 days.
Yes, if the quantity exceeds the minimal quantity for reporting. This can be checked on the list of hazardous materials which can be downloaded from this website.