Victorian Consolidated Regulations Victorian Consolidated Regulations(1) An application for registration of a plant design must include—
(a) a design verification statement
that states that the plant design was prepared in accordance with the record
of published technical standards or engineering principles (as the case
may be) referred
to in regulation 84 ; and
(b) the name, business address and qualifications of the person who made the design verification statement, and if applicable, the name and business address of the person employing the design verifier; and
(c) a representational drawing of the plant design; and
(d) any information about the plant design that may be required by the Authority under subregulation (2).
(2) Without limiting regulation 532, the Authority may require additional information relating to the plant design to be included with the application for registration of the plant design.
(3) The information required under subregulation (2) may include the following—
(a) the dates of the commencement and completion of the plant design;
(b) whether the design is for an alteration to existing plant;
(c) whether the registration is the first registration of the plant design;
(d) the intended primary use and performance capacity of the plant;
(e) if known by the designer of the plant, the intended manufacturer's name and address;
(f) the type and model number (if applicable) of the plant;
(g) if known by the designer of the plant, the intended fixed location of plant at the workplace;
(h) a description of controls, safety devices, supporting system and communication system for the plant (if applicable);
(i) the hazard level of pressure equipment and the type of fluid to be used in the pressure equipment (if applicable).
(4) The information required by the Authority under subregulation (2) may be information applicable generally to all plant designs, or a type of plant design, or it may be specific to an individual plant design.