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)?
Regulations can be
found at the
SEPA Environmental
Liability Regulations
web-page and the
Scottish Government
Environmental Liability
Regulations web-page
examples of
“Environmental Damage”.
8 Built environment England
“Rural Designations –
statutory” for
scheduled monuments
and world heritage
sites
In the English heritage site
you can search The
National Heritage List for
England to search for
listed buildings in your
area and download copies
of individual entries. The
site also provides world
heritage information
Use English Heritage
site advanced search to
limit search to Grade I
listing in a given location
then from the search
results see list entry
summary for detail
English Heritage, Local
planning authority for
listed
buildings, Institute of
historic building
conservation
), The
National Trust, County
Archaeologist
(local county council)
Wales
Scotland Scotland's
Environmental Web
interactive mapping
page
“Built Environment”
Tab
Marked on the map as:
Listed Buildings;
Conservation Areas;
Scheduled Monuments; or
World Heritage sites.
Historic Scotland
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