View incidents in operating areas

The notification must be submitted in writing by post or electronically to the competent authority.

Responsibility lies with the Structural and Approval Directorate North or Structural and Approval Directorate South.

The State Office for Geology and Mining is responsible for mining companies.

• Structural and Approval Directorate North
• Structural and Approval Directorate South
• State Office of Geology and Mining

The display must contain the following information:

1. the name or company of the operator and the full address of the relevant operating area,
2. registered office and full address of the operator,
3. the name and function of the person responsible for the operating area, if different from the person referred to in point 1,
4. sufficient information to identify the hazardous substances and the hazard category of substances,
5. quantity and physical form of hazardous substances,
6. activity or intended activity in the facilities of the operating sector,
7. conditions in the immediate vicinity of the operating area which may cause an accident or aggravate its consequences, including, where available, details of:
   • neighbouring operating areas
   • other permanent establishments not covered by this Regulation, and
   • Areas and developments that could lead to an accident or where the likelihood of an incident may increase or worsen the effects of an incident and domino effects

The notification shall be submitted to the competent authority at least one month before the start of the establishment of the premises or before an incident-related change.

• Section 7 Incident Ordinance (12. BImschV)

• https://sgdsued.rlp.de/de/service/downloadbereich/gewerbeaufsicht/
• https://sgdnord.rlp.de/de/arbeits-immissions-und-verbraucherschutz/immissionsschutz/immissionsschutz/

07.12.2020