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Title. Occupational health and safety (manual handling) regulations 1988. Author. Victoria. Published. Melbourne, Vic. : Anstat Pty Ltd., 1998. Physical Description. 6 p. ; 25 cm. Series. Statutory rules 1988 ; no. 298 · Statutory rules 1988 (Victoria) ; no. 298. Subjects. Industrial safety -- Law and legislation -- Victoria.
19 May 1998 LAWRENCE A. FISHER. Clerk of the Executive Council. 1. Title. These Regulations may be cited as the. Occupational Health and Safety (Manual. Handling) Regulations 1988. 2. Objectives. The objectives of these Regulations are—. (a) to reduce the number and severity of injuries resulting from manual
3.1 Hazardous Manual Handling. Injuries due to Manual Handling (musculoskeletal injuries) are still the most common compensable injuries in Victoria. There have been regulations for Manual Handling since 1988, though many workplaces have still done very little to comply. The Manual Handling is covered under Part
Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 1996. Contents. Consolidation 4e page iii. 3.1. Identification of hazards, and assessing and addressing risks, at workplaces. 26. 3.2. Persons at workplaces to have access to Act etc. 26. 3.3. Communication with isolated employees. 27. 3.4. Manual handling. 28. 3.5. Reports of
Name: Occupational Health and Safety (Manual Handling) Regulations 1988. S.R. No. 298. Country: Australia. Subject(s):, Occupational safety and health; Transport and communication workers. Type of legislation: Regulation, Decree, Ordinance. Adopted on: 1988-08-02. Entry into force: Published on: Statutory Rules,
30 May 1986 The Minister of Manpower has, in terms of section 35 of the Machinery and Occupational Safety Act, 1983 (Act 6 of 1983) made the regulations . (1) Subject to section 8 of the Act, an employer or user, as the case may be, shall not permit a person to enter a workplace where the health or safety of such
As a result, a Draft National. Standard and Draft Code of Practice for Manual Handling was developed and released for public comment in February 1989. The draft was based on the Victorian Department of Labour's Occupational Health and Safety (Manual. Handling) Regulations 1988 and the associated Manual Handling
29 Jun 1999 (3) An employer who has complied with risk control requirements under regulation 8 of the Occupational Health and Safety (Manual Handling) Regulations 1988 is deemed to have complied with regulation 15 of these Regulations, provided that the risk control measures in place control the risk of a musculoskeletal disorder

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