Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017
127Recognition of interstate designs
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127 Recognition of interstate designs
(1) A design of an item of plant is not required to be registered under Part 6.2 (Registration) if the design has been registered by a corresponding Authority under statutory requirements that are substantially equivalent to that Part.
(2) A design referred to in subregulation (1) that is altered is not required to be registered under Part 6.2 (Registration) if the altered design has been registered by the corresponding Authority that registered the original plant design.
(3) Subregulations (1) and (2) do not apply to a registration by a corresponding Authority if the Victorian WorkCover Authority determines that this regulation does not apply to that class of registration.
The Mutual Recognition (Victoria) Act 1998 may apply.
(4) In this regulation, registration by a corresponding Authority includes confirmation or approval by that corresponding Authority.
Part 3.6—High risk work
Division 1—Requirement to be licensed
128 Person must not perform high risk work without licence
A person must not perform high risk work unless the person holds an appropriate high risk work licence in relation to the work.
2 Part 6.1 (Licences) sets out the process for obtaining a high risk work licence.