LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SEVESO III DIRECTIVE IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

A new European directive that adapts the area of the major industrial accidents prevention was adopted in 2015 and the EU member states have to transpose this directive to their legal guidelines. The participating parties in Slovakia had an extensive discussion about this topic and the current law i...

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Published inWIT Transactions on the Built Environment Vol. 174; p. 25
Main Author HOLLA, KATARINA
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Southampton W I T Press 01.01.2018
Subjects
Accident prevention
Accidents
Slovakia
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Summary:A new European directive that adapts the area of the major industrial accidents prevention was adopted in 2015 and the EU member states have to transpose this directive to their legal guidelines. The participating parties in Slovakia had an extensive discussion about this topic and the current law is the result of their consensus. The directive has been valid for two years and a few problems from the point of view of the state administration and enterprises have been identified. This article presents the basic conclusions after the guideline’s implementation in the Slovak Republic.
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ISSN:1746-4498
1743-3509
DOI:10.2495/SAFE170031