Work Health and Safety Exemption (Construction induction training — ASC AWD Shipbuilder Pty Ltd and overseas technical specialists) 2019
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4. Circumstances in which the exemptions will apply
The exemptions will apply so that:
(a) ASC AWD:
(i) is not required to ensure that general construction induction training (CIT) (as defined in regulation 5 of the WHS Regulations) is provided to the technical specialists before they carry out construction work (regulation 316);
(ii) may direct or allow the technical specialists to undertake construction work notwithstanding that they have not successfully completed CIT (subregulation 317(1)); and
(iii) is not required to ensure that the technical specialists hold a construction induction training card (CITC) or a general construction induction training certification (GCITC) issued within 60 days before carrying out construction work (subregulation 317(2)); and
(b) Technical specialists will not have to keep available for inspection under the Act:
(i) a CITC (subregulation 326(1)(a); or
(ii) a GCITC held until a decision is made on a CITC application (subregulation 326(1)(b)).
The exemptions are granted subject to the conditions stated at paragraph 7 below.