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Page | 11 (m) develop good health protection and promotion programmes for its personnel and mandate all its contractors to take similar actions; (n) ensure that all contract documents entered into with contractors specify the responsibilities of contractors with regards to safety of operations; (o) develop and maintain contingency procedures and measures for the safety of personnel and equipment in an emergency; (p) develop and regularly update an integrated emergency plan for the management of hazardous events and accident situations likely to occur and ensure that drills are carried out periodically; (q) provide office and accommodation facilities for Authority personnel at its operational site as the Authority may direct; (r) ensure that laboratories used for petroleum operations are accredited by, and operated in a manner prescribed by the Authority; and (s) perform such other duties as the Authority may prescribe in its licence. 5. 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) appoint in writing, competent persons for the purpose of general supervision of specific operations in midstream and downstream facilities, including construction, operations, maintenance, processing, storage, distribution, retailing, health, safety, environment, and community matters; (c) report any appointment and subsequent change of a competent person not later than 96 hours of such appointment or change to the Authority; (d) ensure that competent persons are given appropriate training for the efficient and safe performance of their duties; (e) maintain a register setting out the details and responsibilities of the competent persons, mutual relationships and lines of reporting and communication; Duties of a manager
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