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There are specific safety related regulations for the UK offshore and onshore processing sectors. Safety Case Regulations (SCR) apply to the offshore sector for oil and gas related processing, whilst the onshore process sector comes under the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 (COMAH) regulations which are applicable to the chemical industry, some storage facilities, explosives and nuclear sites and any other industries where threshold quantities (as defined by the Regulations) of dangerous substances are kept or used.

IEC 61511/An Aid to Comah and Safety Case Regulations Compliance