NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 148 — 11 DECEMBER 2014

This recognition is subject to the following conditions:

1. The recognition applies only to pressure equipment which is subject to the PECPR Regulations and scheduled in the document "Methanex Hazard Level A, B & C Pressure Equipment (Aug 2014)" provided to WorkSafe as an attachment to an email of 12 August 2014 from Harvey O’Sullivan Consulting Limited (on behalf of Methanex).

2. The recognition is not approval of inspection intervals. Methanex In-House Inspection Body shall determine the actual inspection intervals for equipment.

3. Methanex In-House Inspection Body shall determine the frequency and timing of attendance of its equipment inspectors for the purpose of reviewing, approving and auditing the implementation of ITPs and the inspection and certification of equipment.

4. Methanex shall advise Methanex In-House Inspection Body of any changes to its equipment or process that may affect equipment life or the frequency or type of inspection applied.

5. Methanex shall, in conjunction with Methanex In-House Inspection Body, review actual and proposed changes to its equipment or process in order to establish any potential impact on safety and equipment inspection.

6. Methanex shall advise Methanex In-House Inspection Body of any changes to, or affecting, Methanex asset integrity personnel.

7. Methanex shall maintain AS/NZS ISO 9001 certification of appropriate scope.

8. Management of in-service inspection of pressure equipment shall be carried out in accordance with AS/NZS 3788 Pressure equipment – In-service inspection and the relevant current approved code(s) of practice.

Condition 8 notes:

1. At the time of granting this recognition, the relevant approved codes of practice were the Approved Code of Practice for the Design, Safe Operation, Maintenance and Servicing of Boilers, and the Approved Code of Practice for Pressure Equipment (Excluding Boilers).

2. At the time of granting this recognition, the approved codes of practice did not reflect the content of AS/NZS 3788:2006 on inspection intervals derived from risk-based inspection and consequently the standard should be followed in this regard, except where contrary advice is given in a current relevant code of practice that was issued after 2013.

This recognition is not a technical review of the recognised documents and WorkSafe does not accept responsibility for any consequences arising from reliance on them.

This recognition shall remain in force until the earliest of the following occurs:

1. The PECPR Regulations are repealed;

2. the PECPR Regulations are amended, except where a written confirmation is received from WorkSafe that the amendment lacks sufficient substance or relevance to affect the recognition; or

3. the recognition is withdrawn by WorkSafe.

All earlier recognitions to Methanex documents that are relevant to risk-based inspection and further extended inspection periods are hereby withdrawn.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of December 2014.

RICHARD STEEL, Manager Technical Support Services, WorkSafe New Zealand.

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Revoking a Section of State Highway—State Highway 2, Tauranga

Pursuant to section 103 of the Land Transport Management Act 2003, the NZ Transport Agency gives notice that, with effect from 19 December 2014, the part of State Highway 2 described in the Schedule is revoked.

Schedule

Part of State Highway 2, the on- and off-ramps on Mirrielees Road, commencing at the north side of the