Standard CAN/BNQ 2910-500
Explosives — Magazines for Industrial Explosives
When explosives are stored, every effort must be made so that they do not present any hazard for people in the vicinity. It is also important to ensure that magazines for explosives are well designed against theft, with the goal of preventing the use of explosives for criminal or terrorist purposes.
Industrial explosives are high-risk explosives. They are mainly used in the mining industry, quarry operations, the construction industry, and even for national defence and police services. To respond to the safety imperatives associated with storage of these explosives, the BNQ has developed standard CAN/BNQ 2910-500.
The main objective of Canada’s new national standard entitled Explosives — Magazines for Industrial Explosives is to specify the minimum requirements for constructing and monitoring magazines used for safe and hazard-free storage of industrial explosives.
This standard is intended to serve as a guide for all stakeholders engaged in planning the use and construction of magazines for industrial explosives who hold a licence issued under the Canadian Explosives Act and the Canadian Explosives Regulations, 2013 and other regulations in force.
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12717 ANG CAN/BNQ 2910-500 Explosives - Magazines for Industrial Explosives This is a reaffirmation (reapproval) of the edition dated June 30, 2015. 12716 FRN CAN/BNQ 2910-500 Explosifs - Dépôts d'explosifs industriels Il s'agit d'une reconduction (confirmation) du texte de l'édition du 30 juin 2015.
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Standards committee members
Number of committee members : 16
Stephane Castonguay Protexplo Arianne Daoust General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems - Canada tactiques Canada Domenic Di Modica Delfort Consultants in Structures Serge Dionne Transport Canada, Transportation of Dangerous Goods Nicholas Ebsworth Canadian Explosives Industry Association (CEAEC) Éric Fréchette Canadien Pyrotechnic concil Rod Garland Canadian Association of Geophysical Contractors (CAGC) (CAGC) Andrea Hardie Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) David D. Hartgerink Kodiak Enterprises Alexander Helal Canadian Explosives Research Laboratory (CERL) Hermanus Henning Ministry of Energy, Mining and Low Carbon Innovation Cary Ingram Workers Safety and Compesation Commission of the Northwest Territories & Nunavut Philippe-Bruno Lavoie Sûreté du Québec - Bureau du contrôle des armes à feu et des explosifs Al Loan Orica Canada Johnathon McArthur Departmental Security Branch, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Stewart A McCallum Austin Powder -
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