Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act 1982

A manufacturer of any plant that the manufacturer ought reasonably to expect will be used by members of the workforce at a facility must take all reasonably practicable steps—

to ensure that the plant is so designed and constructed as to be, when properly used, safe and without risk to health; and

to carry out, or cause to be carried out, the research, testing and examination necessary in order to discover, and to eliminate or minimise, any risk to health and safety that may arise from the use of the plant; and

to make available, in connection with the use of the plant at a facility, adequate written information about—

the use for which it is designed and has been tested; and

details of its design and construction; and

any conditions necessary to ensure that, when put to the use for which it was designed and tested, it will be safe and without risk to health.

in the case of a natural person—$22 000;

in the case of a body corporate—$110 000.

A manufacturer of any substance that the manufacturer ought reasonably to expect will be used by members of the workforce at a facility must take all reasonably practicable steps—

to ensure that the substance is so manufactured as to be, when properly used, safe and without risk to health; and

to carry out, or cause to be carried out, the research, testing and examination necessary to discover, and to eliminate or minimise, any risk to health and safety that may arise from the use of the substance; and

to make available, in connection with the use of the substance at a facility, adequate written information concerning—

the use for which it is manufactured and has been tested; and

details of its composition; and

any conditions necessary to ensure that, when put to the use for which it was manufactured and tested, it will be safe and without risk to health; and

the first aid and medical procedures that should be followed if the substance causes injury.

in the case of a natural person—$22 000;

in the case of a body corporate—$110 000.

If—

plant or a substance is imported into Australia by a person who is not its manufacturer; and

at the time of the importation, the manufacturer of the plant or substance does not have a place of business in Australia, the first mentioned person is taken, for the purposes of this clause, to be the manufacturer of the plant or substance.

This clause does not affect the operation of any other law of this State that imposes an obligation on a manufacturer in respect of defective goods or in respect of information to be supplied in relation to goods.