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Introduction |
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Petroleum storage and transportation or other related
activities are considered dangerous as they pose a threat to life
and property in the event of fire. Hence application for their
issuance is mandatory to achieve a safer working environment.
The licensing authority is the Regulatory Branch of the HazMat
Department of SCDF. |
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Licensable Products |
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This is the complete list of licensable
products. |
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• Petroleum |
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CLASS 0
CLASS I
CLASS II
CLASS III |
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Liquid Petroleum with a Flash Point below 23°C
Liquid Petroleum with a Flash Point between 23°C and 60°C
Liquid Petroleum with a Flash Point between 61°C and 93°C
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• Flammable Materials |
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Flammable Materials listed in the Second Schedule
of the Fire Safety (Petroleum & Flammable Materials) Regulations
2005. |
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Application for licenses |
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a) Manual Submission |
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The application form should be sent to:
Fire Safety & Shelter Department
HQ Singapore Civil Defence Force
91 Ubi Avenue 4
Singapore 408827 |
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** Click on the hyperlink
to find out more on submission requirements.
1) Petroleum
& Flammable Materials Import Licensing
2) Petroleum
& Flammable Materials Storage Licensing
3) Petroleum & Flammable
Materials Transport Licensing |
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b) Electronic
Submission |
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1)
Submission Requirements for
Petroleum & Flammable Materials Import Licensing |
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• Any person who wishes to import petroleum
or flammable materials is required to obtain an import license
from SCDF.
• Applicant must possess a valid storage license. Note that
the import license is essential for the online declaration via
Tradenet to be successful.
• Applicant may choose to apply for a licence validity period
of 1 to 3 years. |
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2)
Submission Requirements for
Petroleum & Flammable Materials Storage Licensing |
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Any person who wishes to store petroleum or flammable
materials in quantities exceeding that specified in the Fire Safety
(Petroleum & Flammable Materials – Exemption) Order
2005 is required to obtain a storage licence from SCDF. |
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• Licensing For LPG Piped System / Installation
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As from December 1997, all HDB coffee shops which
are using LPG have to house their LPG cylinders in steel enclosures,
located outside the coffee shops and piped into the individual
stalls.
The LPG manifold piping systems for this purpose shall comply
with relevant clauses of NFPA 54 & 58, the Fire Safety Act,
relevant provisions of code of practice for Fire Precautions in
building or other accepted code of practice.
The Professional engineer is required to conduct a leak free
proof test and certify that the system is safe for operation before
commissioning. |
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• Licensing For Petroleum Dispensing |
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As dispensing of petroleum products such as LPG
requires proper provisions, installation, techniques and special
equipment, approval from SCDF must be obtained. |
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• License Validity Period |
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Applicant may choose to apply for a licence validity
period of 1 to 3 years. |
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Documents To Be Submitted |
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• One copy of approved plan or certified
true copy of the approved plan showing the proposed storage area;
• One copy of site plan showing the location of the premises;
• A copy of Registration of Business Particulars (Form B
or D) or Certificate of Incorporation of Company;
• A copy of Temporary Fire Permit or Fire Safety Certificate
of the premises;
• For bulk tanks and major piped installation, additional
documents such as Manufacturer's reports and all the relevant
test reports duly endorsed by a Professional Engineer are to be
submitted;
• For HDB coffee shops, additional documents such as no
objection letters from Town Council, Professional Engineer's Certification
of piped system including equipment and pressure test report for
the piping and fittings and the supplier's letter of undertaking
are to be submitted.
• A copy of the Emergency
Response Plan (ERP) for
- All premises, except eating establishment with total
LPG storage quantity not exceeding 5 metric tonnes
Guidelines
for company Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
- Eating establishment with total LPG storage quantity not exceeding
5 metric tonnes
Guidelines for
Emergency Response Plan (ERP) - Eating Establishments
Note : Eating establishment with total LPG storage quantity
exceeding 5 metric tonnes, please use the ERP guidelines for
all premises.
Please refer to regulation 25 Fire Safety Act (Chapter 109A)
Fire safety (Petroleum and Flammable Materials) Regulations
2005 for the definition of 5 metric tonnes.
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3)
Submission Requirements for
Petroleum & Flammable Materials Transport Licensing |
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Any person who wishes to transport petroleum or
flammable materials must obtain a license for each vehicle that
is used for such transportation. The transportation of petroleum
and flammable materials is to be carried out within approved
hours and along approved routes. |
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Updated
Circular on Requirements of Road Transportation of Petroleum &
Flammable Materials |
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Transportation Hours |
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• Transportation of petroleum and flammable
materials in packages or in bulk can only be carried out during
7.00 am – 7.00 pm
• A dealer of LPG for household delivery may transport Class
0 petroleum in cylinders during 7.00 am - 9.00 pm |
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License Validity Period |
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• Applicant may choose to apply for a licence
validity period of either 1 or 2 years. |
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Documents To Be Submitted |
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- A test certificate on the roadworthiness of the vehicle issued
by the Land Transport Authority of Singapore.
- A copy of Vehicle Registration Card.
- A copy of the Transport Emergency
Response Plan (TERP) for that vehicle.
- A certificate of inspection from an approved inspector.
- If the vehicle is leased, a letter of approval from the owner.
- A list of drivers having valid Hazardous Materials Transport
Driver Permits engaged by the applicant.
- For bulk transportation, the additional documents:
- the manufacturer’s specifications and design plans
of the tank
- a hydrostatic test report of the tank
- a plan of the vehicle
- For packaged transportation, the additional documents:
- A letter of authorization from the supplier
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Guidelines
for Transport Emergency Response Plan (TERP)
1. For SCDF's regulated Petroleum and Flammable Material
(P&FM)
[Instructions
for Submission of P&FM TERP 2009]
For Package Transportation
[Procedures
for SCDF Approval of Transport 2009(Package)]
For Bulk Transportation
[Transportation
Plan Format 2009]
[Singapore
Map Annex A 2009]
[Summary
Table of Products Annex B 2009]
[Grouping
of Tasks Annex D 2009]
[Table
of approved vehicles Annex F 2009] |
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2. For other Government Agencies (eg.
NEA, SPF, MOH, etc.) regulated hazardous chemicals
a. [Instructions
For Submission of Hazardous Materials TERP 2009]
b. [TERP
Plan - Hazardous Materials Transportation Plan 2009]
c. [Annex
A - Hazardous Material Map of Singapore 2009]
d. [Annex
B - Hazardous Material Summary Table of Chemical 2009]
e. [Annex
D - Hazardous Materials Grouping and Tasks 2009]
f. [Annex
F - Hazardous Material Table of Approved Vehicles 2009] |
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Exemption for Transport License |
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The transportation of petroleum and flammable materials
in the following quantities are exempted from licensing: |
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• Petroleum |
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Less than 130 kg (gross weight) in not more than
2 cylinders;
Less than 20 litres of Class I petroleum; or
Less than 200 litres of Class II and Class III petroleum. |
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• Flammable Materials |
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Less than 130 kg (gross weight) in not more than
2 cylinders of flammable gases;
Less than 20 litres of flammable liquids; or
Less than 10kg of flammable solids. |
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Penalty |
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Anyone engaged in petroleum storage, dispensing
or transportation without license may face a maximum fine of $
10,000 and / or imprisonment of six months. |
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Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Course |
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Under the current legislation of the Fire Safety
Act (FSA) and the Environmental Pollution Control Act, drivers
transporting hazardous materials are required to be competently
trained in preventing and mitigating accidental releases. The
Civil Defence Academy (CDA) and other Accredited Training Institutes
(ATIs) offer the Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Course.
Interested applicants may contact CDA to find out more on the
1-day course offered by CDA or the ATIs. |
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Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Re-Certification
Test |
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The Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Re-Certification
Test is implemented to assess whether the existing HTDP holders
are able to retain their knowledge and skills learnt during the
Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Course earlier on before
they are certified to renew their Hazardous Materials Transport
Driver Permit (HTDP). However, if the driver fails the test, he
will be required to take the 1-day Hazardous Materials Transport
Driver Course to renew his permit. Interested applicants may contact
CDA to find out more on the half-day test. |
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Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Permit (HTDP)
Scheme |
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The Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Permit
Scheme is introduced for drivers who wish to transport hazardous
materials on Singapore roads. Drivers must carry a valid permit
whenever he/she is driving a vehicle transporting hazardous materials.
The permit is valid for 2 years and drivers are required to attend
the Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Course or Hazardous Materials
Transport DriverRe-Certification Test to renew the permit. As
no reminder letters will be sent, all drivers are to renew their
permits on time, i.e. one month's period upon the issue of their
certificates before their existing permits expire. |
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Driver's Identity Verification System |
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The Hazardous Materials Transport Driver Permit
(HTDP) comes in the form of a smart card. Each permit will contain
individual biometrics (i.e. fingerprints) and relevant information
of the drivers. This will be used in conjunction with the Driver's
Identity Verification system to verify the identity of the driver
at checkpoints or any roadside inspections conducted by the relevant
authorities. |
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Application for Hazardous Materials Transport
Driver Course |
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For more details on the application, please contact
the following institution:
Civil Defence Academy (CDA)
Corporate Affairs Branch
101 Jalan Bahar Road
Singapore 649734
Tel: 6794 5502
Fax: 6794 5561
E-mail: scdf_cda@scdf.gov.sg
Contact person: CSO Zainab Majid
For more details on the Hazardous
Materials Transport Drive Course Schedule.
For more details on the Circular
on the HTD Re-Certification Test.
Click on the hyperlink to contact
for further clarifications on the HTDP Scheme. |
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