An application in form 'C' and 'D' should be made to the Regional Controller of Explosives together with six copies of site plan and magazine constructional details.
He will forward all the documents to Chief Controller of Explosives (CCE). CCE will then issue a form 'E' plus a draft copy of the licence 'L' and will also pass one copy of site plan to District Magistrate who will issue a 'No Objection Certificate'.
Based on this, CCE will allow the applicant to proceed ahead with the construction of the magazine and also issue a licence in form 'L'.
On completion of the building the Regional Controller will inspect the magazine and endorse the licence which must be renewed annually.
Fig. 8.4 B. Portable explosive magazine; capacities vary from 100 kg to 500 kg. Outer steel shell 5 mm thick.
A portable magazine requires a licence from the Chief Controller of Explosives. It should be located on a ground about 5 m x 2m keeping the following safe distances:
(i) From all buildings, huts, places of worship, offices, houses, schools, factories, etc. ....... 95 m.
(ii) From all roads, river walls, market, playground, etc. ........48 m.
(iii) From overhead high tension electric line. ........ 91 m.
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