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Page 10 of 67 (4) A licensee or permit holder shall ensure that for a planned shutdown of a facility — (a) procedure for shutdown and startup is developed; (b) the Authority is notified prior to the commencement of the shutdown; (c) hazard and risk assessments are conducted prior to the shutdown, to ensure the safety of personnel and facility; and (d) no deviation from the shutdown and start-up procedure shall be undertaken without a Management of Change. PART III — DUTIES OF A MANAGER 6. A manager appointed under these Regulations shall — (a) ensure compliance with the provisions of these Regulations, Guidelines or any other directives issued by the Authority; (b) comply with the duties of a manager as set out in the Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Operations Regulations made by the Authority; (c) appoint in writing a competent person to oversee and be responsible for health safety, environment and community matters and report the appointment or subsequent change to the Authority not later than 72 hours of such appointment or change; and (d) ensure that all personnel are given appropriate training for the efficient and safe performance of their duties. Compliance with Regulations 7. The Manager shall ensure compliance with the technology adaptation requirements as set out in the Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Operations Regulations made by the Authority. Technology adaptation 8. A Manager shall ensure that — (a) adequate safety equipment, that meet international standards, are provided for personnel; (b) Personal protective equipment is used appropriately and maintained in serviceable condition at all times; and Personnel Protection
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