CDOIF Guidance

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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)?
5 Widespread Habitat
– Non-designated
water
England See table 1.2 of H1
Annex A for data
sources
e.g. OS mapping
Angling trust
net/
Use data sources to
establish main types of
land use, and in particular
angling trust to find the
local angling society, club
or fishery.
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
For fishing – local
angling society
Wales
Scotland e.g. OS mapping
6 Source of public or
private drinking
water (groundwater
or surface water)
England See What’s in your
Backyard -
For surface water
abstraction information
discuss with EA site
officer or contact
03708 506 506 or
enquiries@environmen
In WIYBY, enter place or
postcode, select the
groundwater topic and
check the Groundwater
Source Protection Zone
box (in Map legend on Left
Hand side).
N.B. you may need zoom
in or out – this layer only
displays at certain map
scales.
SPZs are depicted as a
colour overlay
Environment Agency If drinking water is a
relevant receptor the
drinking water
standards will need to
be considered – see
ment-
alStandards/home.aspx
Wales
Scotland Contact SEPA and the
relevant local Authority
asking for the location
of Drinking Water
abstraction in the area
concerned.
SEPA
Private water supplies
are the responsibility of
owners and users and
are regulated by local
authorities.
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