Any person applying for a licence to manufacture, use, test or store explosives in the proposed explosives workplace or magazine shall submit draft schedule licences, certified by the explosives manager, and drawings in duplicate setting forth, the following:
(a) An area plan of the proposed site indicating the danger zone;
(b) A site plan, which is drawn to scale, is easily readable and clearly indicates the complete layout of the site and the danger zone;
(c) The safety distances, as contemplated in Annexure I, which are to be maintained between danger buildings, and between danger buildings and other buildings or works used in connection with the explosives
workplace;
(d) The compatibility of materials to be used in the construction of danger buildings;
(e) Building plans for all danger buildings or works as designed and approved by a professional engineer;
(f) The nature of the process to be used in the workplace and the place at or in which he or she intends to
implement each manufacturing process, activity and type of work;
(g) The places at or in which he or she proposes to store, destroy or test -
(i) any ingredient of explosives;
(ii) other articles or substances which are liable to spontaneous ignition; and
(iii) articles which are otherwise dangerous;
(h) The quantity of explosives, or any other partly or wholly mixed ingredients thereof, which he or she intends
to use simultaneously in any danger room, danger building or complex;
(i) The maximum number of persons which he or she intends to employ in each danger room, danger building or complex; and
(j) Any additional information that may be required by the chief inspector of occupational health and safety.