Detailed description
In upper-class operating areas, large quantities of hazardous substances are stored or used.
In the event of a serious accident, such as an explosion, fire or the release of toxic substances, a quick and targeted response is required.
In order for firefighters, disaster control and other emergency services to know immediately what to do, they need all relevant information in advance.
If you wish to operate an upper-class operating area within the meaning of the Major Accident Ordinance, you must provide the information required to draw up external alarm and hazard prevention plans.
The information is required by the responsible disaster management authority to draw up emergency plans.
This allows coordinated action in an emergency, from evacuations to road closures.