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CDOIF

Chemical and Downstream Oil

Industries Forum

CDOIF is a collaborative venture formed to agree strategic areas for

joint industry / trade union / regulator action aimed at delivering

health, safety and environmental improvements with cross-sector

benefits.

DETR

Table

Receptor Type

How can I decide

which receptors I

have around my site?

How do I use/interpret

the information on the

website?

What features are

most relevant and

where can I find detail

of them – for example

designation land,

categorisation for

water

Which agency or body

should I contact if I

need further

information on helping

me determine MATTE

potential?

What impact have

‘similar’ incidents

had, and where can I

find more information

about these?

How do I use the

information gathered

above to help me

work out

Consequence (Extent,

Severity and

Duration)?

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Scarce Habitat

England

www.magic.gov.uk/ http://www.natureonthe map.naturalengland.or g.uk/

International sites tab

www.jncc.gov.uk/

In magic, lower

designations might also be

found in other datasets

such as “Rural

Designations – Other” and

“Rural Land-Based

Schemes”

Local Wildlife Trusts

Local Authority

Local Records Centre

Wales

Scotland

UK BAP species and

habitats

webpage

SNH Bio-diversity

webpage

Local authority

biodiversity action

plans

SNH Geo-diversity

webpage

Local Wildlife Trusts

Local Authority

Local Records Centre

5

Widespread Habitat

– Non-designated

land

England

See table 1.2 of H1

Annex A for data

sources

e.g. OS mapping

Use data sources to

establish main types of

land use, and in particular

any agricultural or areas of

public access

Generally land use can

be determined by OS

mapping, and if not by

local field surveying

(walking / driving round

to see what land-use is

evident.)

For food safety – FSA

For risk to people, HSE

& HPA

Wales

Scotland

e.g. OS mapping

Guideline – Environmental Risk Tolerability for COMAH Establishments v1.0

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