r. 1.1.5 means the testing and audiological examination examination of a person's ear and hearing threshold for the purpose of establishing the type and cause of any hearing disorder; means the measurement of a audiometric test person's air conduction hearing threshold levels by means of an electro-acoustic instrument (audiometer), equipped with earphones, that provides pure tones of specified discrete frequencies at known hearing levels; has the Australian Qualifications Framework same meaning as AQF has in the Education and Training Reform Act 2006; Australian Safety and Compensation Council means the Australian Safety and Compensation Council as defined in section 3 of the Australian Workplace Safety Standards Act 2005 of the Commonwealth; Note The Australian Safety and Compensation Council succeeded the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission in February 2005. means the measurement biological monitoring and evaluation of a substance, or its metabolites, in the body tissue, fluids or exhaled air of a person exposed to that substance; means the concentration of lead blood lead level in the whole blood expressed in micromoles per litre (µmol/L); means a boiler as defined in AS/NZS 1200 boiler Pressure equipment with a hazard level A, B, C or D as determined by AS 4343 Pressure equipment—Hazard levels;
audiological examination means the testing and examination of a person's ear and hearing threshold for the purpose of establishing the type and cause of any hearing disorder; audiometric test means the measurement of a person's air conduction hearing threshold levels by means of an electro-acoustic instrument (audiometer), equipped with earphones, that provides pure tones of specified discrete frequencies at known hearing levels; Australian Qualifications Framework has the same meaning as AQF has in the Education and Training Reform Act 2006; Australian Safety and Compensation Council means the Australian Safety and Compensation Council as defined in section 3 of the Australian Workplace Safety Standards Act 2005 of the Commonwealth; r. 1.1.5 Note The Australian Safety and Compensation Council succeeded the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission in February 2005. biological monitoring means the measurement and evaluation of a substance, or its metabolites, in the body tissue, fluids or exhaled air of a person exposed to that substance; blood lead level means the concentration of lead in the whole blood expressed in micromoles per litre (µmol/L); boiler means a boiler as defined in AS/NZS 1200 Pressure equipment with a hazard level A, B, C or D as determined by AS 4343 Pressure equipment—Hazard levels;
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