Dangerous goods - Surrendering a licence

Overview

Surrendering a dangerous goods licence involves several steps and requirements. This provides a comprehensive overview of the surrendering process.

Please Note: This surrender may not be processed in time to prevent the sending of other notices or information relating to the licence. Please disregard any notices if received.

Required information

• Notification: Complete and signed notification form

Privacy Collection Notice 

The Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (LGIRS) collects personal information for the purpose of:

• regulating the manufacture, storage, transport, supply, handling, or use of dangerous goods in Western Australia. 
• processing your application, 
• administering licences and registrations, 
• undertaking compliance and enforcement activities, 
• undertaking engagement and educational activities 

Your personal information is collected as required of us under the provisions of the Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2004. 

If you do not provide the requested information, LGIRS may be unable to process your application, or provide the relevant services.

Your information may be disclosed where authorised or required by law. This may include an online licence search, a publicly available register, shared with other departments at LGIRS, to other government agencies, regulatory bodies, emergency services, employers, site operators, transport operators, and other third parties.

Please refer to the Privacy Policy on our website for more information about how we handle your personal information, how you can request access to or correction for the personal information we hold about you, and who to contact if you have a privacy enquiry or complaint. 

Lodging the notification

The completed notification form can be sent to the Department via: