Australian Explosives Code definition

Australian Explosives Code means the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail, Second Edition, March 2000, published by the Commonwealth of Australia;

Australian Explosives Code or "AEC" means the document known as the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail endorsed by the body known as the Standing Committee on Transport, as amended from time to time;

Australian Explosives Code means the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail published by the Commonwealth, as from time to time amended;

Examples of Australian Explosives Code in a sentence

• Unless specific provision to the contrary is made in this Code or the Australian Explosives Code, the packagings, including IBCs and large packagings, used for goods of Class 1, self-reactive substances of Division 4.1 and organic peroxides of Division 5.2 must comply with the provisions for the medium danger group (packing group II).

• If the Employee’s work frequently and routinely involves the transportation of bulk dangerous goods, as defined in the Australian Dangerous Goods Code, or in carting explosives in accordance with the Australian Explosives Code, they shall receive an allowance of $14.26 on each day that they perform such work.

• This Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) has been prepared in accordance with the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) requirements to assess the impact on Australian Governments, industry and the community of implementing the proposed revised Australian Explosives Code (AEC).

• DRAFT RECOMMENDATION 7.3 The current review of the Australian Explosives Code by the Australian Forum of Explosives Regulators (AFER) should be completed as expeditiously as possible to produce uniform regulations that are adopted and consistently applied by all jurisdictions.

• Any technical code issues not adequately resolved in the current review of the Australian Explosives Code (AEC3), should also be considered.

• If the Employee’s work frequently and routinely involves the transportation of bulk dangerous goods, as defined in the Australian Dangerous Goods Code, or in carting explosives in accordance with the Australian Explosives Code, they shall receive an allowance of $13.74 on each day that they perform such work.

• Otherwise, attach pictures of the product (at least 2) showing that the article complies with section 3.2.3 to 3.2.5 of the Australian Explosives Code 3 (AEC3) or Section 5.2 of the Australian Dangerous Goods Code, 7th edition (ADG7).

• In connection with the provision of Products or Services to Worldpay, Provider has not and shall not use, incorporate, or integrate any third party computer software except as set forth on the Purchase Order or with Worldpay’ prior written consent.

• The requirements for the transport of explosives by road and rail can be attained from the Australian Explosives Code 2000.

• AE Code or Australian Explosives Code means the third edition of the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail endorsed by the Workplace Relations Ministers’ Council on 3 April 2009.

More Definitions of Australian Explosives Code

Australian Explosives Code means the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail, as published by the Australian Government, and as in force from time to time.Australian Standard means a standard published by Standards Australia.authorised explosive—see clause 54.blaster ball means a solid substrate ball coated with a pyrotechnic composition such that when two balls are struck together there is an ignition at the point of contact resulting in a low level noise.bon-bon cracker means an article containing a bon-bon cracker snap which is designed to emit a low level noise when it is pulled apart.bon-bon cracker snap means the component of a bon-bon cracker which is designed to produce a sound resulting from an explosion that occurs when the ends of strips (to which an initiatory explosive is applied in a quantity not exceeding 2 grams per 1000 articles) are pulled away from each other.Class has the same meaning as in the Australian Explosives Code.Classification Code of an explosive means the code assigned to the explosive under the Australian Explosives Code, comprising a combination of the number of the hazard division of the explosive and the letter of the compatibility group of the explosive (which identifies the kinds of explosive substances and articles that are compatible for transport or storage purposes).coal workplace means a place to which the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act 2002 or the Work Health and Safety (Mines) Act 2013 (whichever is in force) applies.confetti bomb means a pyrotechnic device designed to project confetti and to emit a report when an igniting string is pulled and containing an explosive substance with a mass not exceeding 30 milligrams, mainly consisting of any one or more of the substances potassium chlorate, amorphous phosphorus, antimony sulfide and sulfur.corresponding law means any of the following laws:Dangerous Goods Act 1985 of Victoria Explosives Act 1999 of Queensland Explosives Act 1936 of South AustraliaDangerous Goods Safety Act 2004 of Western AustraliaDangerous Goods (Road and Rail Transport) Act 2010 of TasmaniaDangerous Goods Act of the Northern TerritoryDangerous Substances Act 2004 of the Australian Capital Territorydetonator has the same meaning as in the Australian Explosives Code. 2013 No 476Clause 3 Explosives Regulation 2013 Part 1 Preliminary display firework means a firework (other than a distress signal or a toy firework) consisting of a case or contrivance forming a squib, gerb, cracker, serpent, mortar sh...

Australian Explosives Code. – means the Australian Code for the Transport of Explosives by Road and Rail, as published by the Australian Government, and as in force from time to time.