Safety Regulator means the Chief Executive of the Department of Transport and Main Roads (or his or her delegate) operating in accordance with the Transport (Rail Safety) Xxx 0000 (Qld);
Safety Regulator means any person having any investigatory or regulatory function under the Law (including, for avoidance of doubt, the Secretary under Gas Supply (Safety and Network Management) Regulation 2013 (NSW));
Examples of Safety Regulator in a sentence
The Parties agree that the expert for the purposes of this clause 13(b) and clause 19(d)(i) will be the Safety Regulator.
More Definitions of Safety Regulator
Safety Regulator means the person for the time being holding the position of Safety Regulator in the Rail Safety Accreditation Unit (RSAU);
Safety Regulator means any person having any investigatory or regulatory function under the Gas Law; SCADA System means the system of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition operated by ActewAGL; Secondary Measurement means any measurement of the quality of the Gas or of the flowing Network conditions (such as pressure or temperature) used to convert the Primary Measurement to Quantity; Security means, at the User's option, one or a combination of the following:
Safety Regulator or “RSR” means the National Railway Safety Regulator established in terms of the RSR Act;
Safety Regulator has the meaning given to that term in the Aurizon Network Access Undertaking.
Safety Regulator means the Chief Executive of Queensland Transport (or his delegate) operating in accordance with Chapter 7 of the TIA;
Safety Regulator means the Director, Public Transport Safety; pursuant to the Rail Safety Act (Vic) or ;
Safety Regulator means, in respect of a Safety Law, the Authority administering that Safety Law. Safeworking Procedures means the procedures and systems, including supporting communications systems, for the safe operation of Trains and protection of worksites on the Infrastructure specified in Aurizon Network’s