Victorian Consolidated Regulations

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY REGULATIONS 2017 - REG 456

After granting a licence, the Authority must give the licence holder a document that includes the following—

        (a)     the name of the licence holder;

        (b)     the date on which the licence was granted and, if the licence specifies a date on which the licence takes effect, the date on which the licence takes effect;

        (c)     the date on which the licence expires;

        (d)     any terms and conditions to which the licence is subject;

        (e)     an identifying number;

        (f)     in the case of a high risk work licence—

              (i)     a photograph of the licence holder; and

              (ii)     the date of birth of the licence holder; and

              (iii)     either a copy of the signature of the licence holder or provision for the signature of the licence holder; and

              (iv)     the class or classes of high risk work authorised by the licence;

        (g)     in the case of an asbestos removal licence—

              (i)     the class of activity authorised by the licence; and

              (ii)     the specific types of asbestos, if relevant, that can be removed under the licence;

        (h)     in the case of a carcinogens licence—

              (i)     the class or classes of activity authorised by the licence; and

              (ii)     the name of the scheduled carcinogenic substance that may be used under the licence; and

              (iii)     the address of the workplace at which the substance may be used; and

              (iv)     the purpose for which the substance may be used under the licence;

Reg. 456(i) amended by S.R. No. 137/2021 reg. 10(a).

              (i)     in the case of a major hazard facility licence, the name of the major hazard facility and the Schedule 14 materials that may be present at the facility;

Reg. 456(j) inserted by S.R. No. 137/2021 reg. 10(b).

        (j)     in the case of an engineered stone licence, the address of the workplace at which an engineered stone process may be undertaken.