New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
In this Part:
"abrasive blasting" means the process of cleaning, smoothing, roughening,
cutting, preparing or removing the surface, or part of the surface, of any
article or building by means of blasting, blowing, throwing or otherwise
propelling an abrasive substance against the article or building, including
the propelling of an abrasive substance by means of blasting steam or water at
a high pressure.
"abrasive blasting enclosure" means a structure that is designed to:
(a) enclose or otherwise accommodate articles being abrasive blasted, and
(b) isolate or minimise hazards of dusts or debris generated by abrasive blasting, and
(c) provide for the prevention of ignition sources, and
(d) safely filter and discharge any exhaust ventilation to a suitable point outside the workplace,being a structure that is used only for the purpose of abrasive blasting.