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6. Elimination or reduction of risks from dangerous substances
8. Arrangements to deal with accidents, incidents and emergencies
10. Identification of hazardous contents of containers and pipes
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(which substantially reproduces the provisions of Annex I of Council Directive 99/92/EC)
CLASSIFICATION OF PLACES WHERE EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES MAY OCCUR
CRITERIA FOR THE SELECTION OF EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS
(which substantially reproduces the provisions of Annex III of Council Directive 99/92/EC)
WARNING SIGN FOR PLACES WHERE EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES MAY OCCUR
LEGISLATION CONCERNED WITH THE MARKING OF CONTAINERS AND PIPES
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