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Regulations, Tanker Design: EN13094 - an operator's dream or a manufacturer's nightmare? Chris Dalton. Petroleum Review September 2004, P. 44-45

A new manufacturing standard - EN13094 - focusing on the safety of road tankers transporting dangerous goods, including petroleum, will be applicable in the UK from 1 July 2005. Although the implementation of this legislation promises to bring better standards of manufacture and more controlled testing of safety measures to the operator, there is a downside - it will also cost more money. Chris Dalton, Managing Director of Heil Trailer International in the UK, explains why.

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Keywords: Dangerous goods

Subjects: Health and safety, Safety, Hazardous area classification, Measurement, testing and control, Law and Legal practice, Road transport, Road tanker operations, Transport, Transportation of products, Transport not elsewhere specified, Crude oil, Regulation, Dangerous goods