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Dangerous Goods MatrixThe Dangerous Goods matrix has been developed by Asciano for use by Pacific National. The matrix has been developed independent of the RISSB process. Accordingly it is not a RISSB product. Those who chose to draw down on this matrix do so knowing that the RISSB cannot be held to account for all aspects of the matrix. Likewise Asciano cannot be held accountable as use of the matrix is entirely the responsibility of the organisation or person choosing to use it. The matrix is placed on the RISSB website, complements of Asciano, in the absence of any other matrix that reflects the requirements of the new Australian Dangerous Goods Code. Please click on the link below to view the current Dangerous Goods Matrix
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Request for Services Please click here Latest News Current VacanciesThe RISSB have no current vacancies Code of PracticeAccessible Rail
The RISSB has produced a draft Code of Practice for Accessible Rail which is now available for the first round (of two) of public consultation.
This Code of Practice aims to translate the intent of the relevant legislation/regulations/standards relating to providing accessible public transport for the rail industry. By implementing this Code of Practice for its stations and/or rollingstock, a rail organisation will be deemed to comply with the intent of the relevant legislation and standards.
The Code of Practice will be available for its first round of public consultation for 6 weeks on the RISSB website, starting on Monday 15 March 2010 and ending on COB Monday 26 April 2010. Any person wishing to make relevant comment should download the complete Code of Practice from the Operations portion of the RISSB products matrix at www.rissb.com.au and fill out the comments sheet, submitting it to Alex Borodin, Manager Operations and Safety RISSB at aborodin@rissb.com.au. All comments must be accompanied with appropriate suggestions as to how to appropriately modify the text of the Code to meet the intent of the comment.
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