r. 1.1.5 and to which AS 2030—Gas Cylinders applies; Note See the definition of which AS 2030—Gas Cylinders encompasses AS 2030.1, AS 2030.2 and AS 2030.4. in relation to a substance, means a generic name, name that describes the category or group of chemicals to which the substance belongs; means the Globally Harmonized System of GHS Reg. 1.1.5 def. of GHS Classification and Labelling of Chemicals, inserted by Third revised edition, Fourth revised edition S.R. No. 18/2010 or Fifth revised edition, published by the reg. 4(b), United Nations; substituted by S.R. No. 54/2014 reg. 5(6). means a single-use bag constructed glove bag from transparent, heavy duty polyethylene with built-in arms and access ports; means— hazardous manual handling (a) manual handling having any of the following characteristics— (i) repetitive or sustained application of force; (ii) repetitive or sustained awkward posture; (iii) repetitive or sustained movement; (iv) application of high force being an activity involving a single or repetitive use of force that it would be reasonable to expect that a person in the workforce may have difficulty undertaking;
and to which AS 2030—Gas Cylinders applies; Note See the definition of AS 2030—Gas Cylinders which encompasses AS 2030.1, AS 2030.2 and AS 2030.4. generic name, in relation to a substance, means a name that describes the category or group of chemicals to which the substance belongs; Reg. 1.1.5 def. of GHS inserted by S.R. No. 18/2010 reg. 4(b), substituted by S.R. No. 54/2014 reg. 5(6). GHS means the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals, Third revised edition, Fourth revised edition or Fifth revised edition, published by the United Nations; glove bag means a single-use bag constructed from transparent, heavy duty polyethylene with built-in arms and access ports; hazardous manual handling means— r. 1.1.5 (a) manual handling having any of the following characteristics— (i) repetitive or sustained application of force; (ii) repetitive or sustained awkward posture; (iii) repetitive or sustained movement; (iv) application of high force being an activity involving a single or repetitive use of force that it would be reasonable to expect that a person in the workforce may have difficulty undertaking;