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Who is responsible for ensuring safety at the site?

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Who is responsible for ensuring safety at the site?

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The primary responsibility for ensuring safety lies with the operator of the LNG site. HSE’s role is to assess the COMAH pre-construction and pre-operation safety reports submitted by the operator and by undertaking regular inspections of the site during its construction. Further inspections will then be carried out at the site throughout its operational life to ensure the operator continues to run the site safely. The nature of LNG sites means HSE is also required to work closely with other, relevant agencies, including; for example, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and Hazardous Substances Authorities to ensure a coordinated response whenever necessary.

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