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“A”
- Acid works
- Alkali works
- Ambulance service, and removal of human remains
- Ammonia works and bulk transportation
- Animal and fish products processing, including the manufacture of meal for animal feeding
- Asbestos transportation, handling and storage, and the manufacture and bulk-storage of products containing asbestos
- Asphalt plant, permanent and mobile
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“B”
- Battery manufacturing, reconditioning and servicing
- Bitumen works, including the transportation and operation of mobile bitumen kettles
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“C”
- Carbon black manufacture.
- Cement products and pre-mixing works.
- Ceramic works.
- Chemical product processing, including any process involving a chemical reaction.
- Container washing and reconditioning works.
- Cooking of bones or blood, sterilising animal hair, manufacturing gum or glue, extracting, by boiling or melting, fat or tallow or grinding bones or other animal matter into meal.
- Crematoria.
- Chrome and chromate works.
- Coal bulk-storage and handling.
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“D”
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“E”
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“F”
- Food manufactory.
- Fungicide manufacture, and bulk-handling, storage and commercial usage of fungicides.
- Furniture manufacture and re-conditioning.
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“G”
- Gas works.
- Glass-fibre manufacture, storage, moulding and finishing.
- Glass works.
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“H”
- Hazardous substances (as defined in the Hazardous Substances Act, No. 15 of 1973) manufacture and bulk-handling, transportation and storage. (See page 4).
- Herbicide manufacture, and bulk blending, storage and commercial usage of herbicides.
- Hide and skin processing.
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“M”
- Manufacturing flock or down.
- Manufacturing malt.
- Manufacturing soap or candles.
- Manufacturing yeast.
- Marine Food processing.
- Mattress-maker.
- Metal products manufacture.
- Metal buffing, electroplating, enamelling and galvanising.
- Milling.
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“O”
- Offensive trades (as defined in the Licences and Business Hours Ordinance No. 11 of 1973).
- Ore processing works, or handling and storage of ores.
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“P”
- Pesticides manufacture, and bulk-handling, storage and commercial usage of pesticides.
- Pigment works.
- Plastics products works.
- Preparing or tanning leather or curing hides and skins.
- Printing Works
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“Q”
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“R”
- Refining.
- Refuse collection, storage, removal, processing or disposal.
- Rubber moulding or vulcanising
Acid works
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“S”
- Sand and shot blasting.
- Sandwinning (as defined in the Licences and Business Hours Ordinance No. 11 of 1973).
- Selling the raw meat of members of the equine family or offering or exposing the same for sale.
- Sewage treatment, transportation or disposal.
- Scraping, cleaning or cooking intestines or offal.
- Scrap yard.
- Ship building.
- Sludge Works.
- Spray painting.
- Stone crushing and dressing works.
- Stone masonry.
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“T”
- Tannery
- Teasing or shredding works dealing with coir, flock or textiles.
- Timber yard and works
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“U”
- Upholsterer.
- Undertaker as defined in the Licences and Business Hours Ordinance No. 11 of 1973).
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“V”
- Vegetable oil extraction or processing.
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“W”
- Waste material salvaging, collecting, sorting, storing, treating, processing or recycling/ reclaiming.
- Welding works.
- Wood pulping.
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