Why do I need to apply for MHI registration 6 months before the commissioning of my new MHI?
The 6 months lead time is to provide sufficient time for MHD to assess your safety case, which comprises document reviews and on-site verifications.
Safety case clarifications will be requested of the MHI, where necessary.
MHI registration would be granted after your safety case is assessed.
Safety cases for large MHIs with complex processes may require assessment at a much earlier stage.
You will be informed in advance to facilitate the assessment process and to prevent delays in registration.
This information is sourced from MOM
Related questions
I have adjacent sites with 2 or more workplace numbers. If one of them meets the criteria of an MHI, how do I register?
Can I engage consultants to prepare safety case for my MHI?
I currently have a factory notification or factory certificate of registration, but have been assessed to be an MHI. What should I do?
Can I reduce the amount of dangerous substances so that my factory isn't an MHI?
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