Australian Requirements. The Lender shall have received a verification certificate for each of Unilife Medical Solutions Pty Limited and Unitract Syringe Pty Ltd in form and substance satisfactory to the Lender properly completed and with all required attachments, duly signed by a director (in his or her capacity as director) and dated no earlier than two Business Days before the Closing Date.
Australian Requirements. In the absence of more specific requirements of the local regulatory authority, inspections should be carried out on all suspended scaffolds, cantilevered scaffolds, spur scaffolds and hung scaffolds and to any other scaffold from which a person or object could fall more than 4 m. These scaffolds and their supporting structures will require inspection: • Before the first use. • At intervals not exceeding 30 days. • As soon as practicable and prior to further use following an occurrence that could have affected the stability or adequacy of the scaffold, such as severe storm conditions or an earthquake. • Prior to its use following repairs. In each case, the employer must ensure that no work is carried out from the scaffold, unless written confirmation has been obtained that the scaffold, or its relevant portion, is complete. The person who carries out compliance inspections and provides the written confirmation must be competent. Suitable persons are those with an appropriate scaffolding certificate of competency, a recognized scaffolding inspection qualification, or the designer. However, where complex scaffold designs are used, or expert judgement regarding the strength, rigidity or deterioration of supporting structures is needed, the person carrying out inspections may require the advice of an engineer experienced in structural design, a geotechnical engineer or a geologist, as appropriate. It is recommended that the handover certificates, records of inspection and repairs and maintenance details be held on site in an accessible format, until the scaffold has been completely dismantled. Inspection records should include: • The individual identification number or mark of the scaffold. • Any relevant design or specification reference. • The location of the scaffold. • The purpose for which the scaffold is provided. • The date and time of each inspection. • Comments on each inspection. • The name and signature of the person conducting the inspection.
