Accommodation must be adequate
6 Accommodation must be adequate
The accommodation must be adequate for the reasonable requirements of workers accommodated.
If a worker and the worker’s family are provided with accommodation, the accommodation must be adequate for the reasonable requirements of the worker and the worker’s family.
In this section—
adequate means adequate in capacity, number or quantity for the number of workers accommodated.
Examples—
• A reasonable requirement for accommodation provided for a worker and the worker’s family might include at least a 170 litre refrigerator.
• A reasonable requirement for accommodation provided for a worker who performs mustering work, might not include sleeping, kitchen and laundry accommodation while the worker is not residing in accommodation provided for a resident worker.
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