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MCU14/0028 Appendix 3 chicken-meat-guidelines
Shed cleaning and the removal of spent
litter should be undertaken during
daylight hours to minimise noise
impacts.
Meat chicken farm operators should
endeavour to minimise noise at all times
from equipment and machinery,
especially where a farm is close to
sensitive land uses.
Regular on-farm environmental risk
assessment is undertaken to ensure that
noise risk is low.
5.2.3 Chemical storage and use
Farm fuel must be stored and used in a way that ensures it does not impact on surface water,
groundwater and soil, and complies with the provisions of the EP Act and regulations.
Chemicals must be stored and used in accordance with the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011
and regulations and any local government requirements.
Performance criteria Acceptable outcomes
P1 A1
The storage and handling of dangerous All agricultural chemicals used on meat
chemicals comply with the requirements of chicken farms are registered by the
the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 Australian Pesticides and Veterinary
and the Workplace Health and Safety Medicines Authority.
Regulation 2011
P2 A register of all dangerous goods and
Strategies are implemented that minimise combustible liquids stored and handled on
risks from the storage and use of chemicals the farm must be kept and maintained. If
to human health and the environment. required, Material Safety Data Sheets
(MSDS) should be available for all
chemicals stored and used.
A2
Sheds are closed during chemical
applications to minimise the risk of off-site
chemical spray drift. Sheds are closed for
recommended time after spraying with
odorous or toxic substances.
There is no spray drift or run-off that impacts
sensitive land areas.
Chemicals and fuel are stored and used
safely, according to manufacturer’s
instructions. Empty drums and other
chemical containers are disposed of in
accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.
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