OHS Laws definition

OHS Laws means any occupational health and safety legislation, regulations or guidelines, codes of conduct or policies of the Commonwealth of Australia or any of the States, Territories or Municipalities of Australia;

OHS Laws means any laws, regulations or standards relating to occupational health and safety;

OHS Laws means all legislation, regulations, by‐laws, orders and legal requirements concerning the health, safety and welfare of people at work, including but not limited to the: (a) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (Vic); (b)

Examples of OHS Laws in a sentence

• By law, a Buyer of any Plant and Equipment for use in a workplace must ensure the Plant and Equipment complies with applicable OHS Laws before it is used.

• Additional Terms & Conditions for truck and machinery auctions, or where vehicles are purchased for business use: Manheim does not warrant any electrical or mechanical appliance, plant and/or equipment (collectively Plant and Equipment) complies with the requirements of any federal, state or territory occupational health and safety laws (OHS Laws).

• The expression 'goods likely to cause damage' includes goods likely to harbour or encourage vermin or other pests which may include perishable goods, and all such goods as fall within the definition of hazardous substances, hazardous waste and Dangerous Goods in the legislation governing carriage by road in the States and Territories of Australia and OHS Laws.

• The expression 'goods likely to cause damage' includes goods likely to harbour or encourage vermin or other pests which may include perishable goods, and all such goods as fall within the definition of hazardous substances, hazardous waste and Dangerous Goodsin the legislation governing carriage by road in the States and Territories of Australia and OHS Laws.

• The SHMFF has acknowledged this gap and included in the mandates of the newly established EU ensuring that contractors comply with environment and OHS Laws and Standards, and this is supported by a separate DLI in the AF.

More Definitions of OHS Laws

OHS Laws means any occupational health and safety legislation, regulations or guidelines, codes of conduct or policies of the Commonwealth of Australia or any of the States, Territories or Municipalities of Australia. "Privacy Laws" means the Privacy Act 1998 (Cth), allassociated regulations or guidelines, and any other associated or relevant State or national privacy legislation, regulations or guidelines

OHS Laws means any occupational health and safety legislation, regulations or guidelines, codes of conduct or policies of the Commonwealth of Australia or any of the States, Territories or Municipalities of Australia

OHS Laws means all relevant Legal Requirements concerning the health, safety and welfare of people; 'Payment Claim' means a claim for payment by the Service Provider which includes a tax invoice and sets out:

OHS Laws means all occupational health and safety related:

OHS Laws means all laws, statutes, ordinances and regulations relating to occupational health and safety and industrial hygiene matters including matters relating to indoor air quality, noise and vibration, and exposures to any Hazardous Substances;

OHS Laws means any workplace or occupational health and safety laws that apply in the State or Territory in which the Services are supplied (including whether such laws are under statute, common law or otherwise) Parties means, collectively, the Supplier and Customer Parts means any spare parts (whether new or used) sold by the Supplier to the Customer pursuant to a Quote

OHS Laws means all relevant Legal Requirements concerning the health, safety and welfare of people;