r. 1.1.5 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 published by the United Nations in 2009; S.R. No. 18/2010 reg. 4(b). 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; Example The force required to lift or otherwise handle heavy weights, to push or pull objects that are hard to move, to operate tools that require the use of 2 hands to exert sufficient force but that are designed for one hand or to operate tools that require squeezing of grips that are wide apart.
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). GHS means the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals, published by the United Nations in 2009; 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; Example The force required to lift or otherwise handle heavy weights, to push or pull objects that are hard to move, to operate tools that require the use of 2 hands to exert sufficient force but that are designed for one hand or to operate tools that require squeezing of grips that are wide apart.
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