INFO 2013 - Scouts Victoria

7. Proper disposal of what can’t be packed out. This refers to human and washing wastes in particular. Always use a drop dunny where provided. Where toilets are not provided, toilet well away from water, paths and campsites (about 100 big steps), and thoroughly bury wastesto a depth of about 15cm (that’s the level of most bacterial activity). Use minimal amounts of toilet paper or else use natural materials. If staying for extended times use a designated toilet area to minimise the extent of the ground contamination and risk of infection.8. Following up. Report in to the managers responsible for the area before leaving. Dispose THOUGHTFULLY of the waste you have carried out. Evaluate your trip and work out how to do it better next time.GAS CYLINDERS – SAFE STORAGEHow to store cylinders Store in an upright position, so that no potential for falling or being knocked over; If cylinder lying on its side place upright and wait 30 mins before using.Where to locate gas cylindersPreferably stored outside in a secure cage and away from sunlight. Storage indoors not recommended, but if stored indoors Keep away from other dangerous goods; Do not store below ground level; Do not store large numbers of cylinders near or inside main hall areas; Only one minor storage unit (one cylinder whether in use, spare to be used or used cylinder) per 200m2 of floor area of the hall isallowed.Ventilation Store cylinders in well ventilated areas; Store outside in a cage where possible; Inside a building, natural ventilation is essential.ReferencesAS 4332:2004 "The storage and handling of gases in cylinders" applies to LPG cylinders.SCOUT CAMPS, CHALETS AND HALLSScout Camps in Victoria managed by Scouts Australia (various Groups, Districts, Regions and Branch) are sorted firstly by type(major training venue, campsite, then accommodation) and then by the long name. Refer http://www.vicscouts.com.au/camps.html.Page 134