Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations In these regulations,
unless the context otherwise requires —
artificial light means light sufficient to
illuminate the entire room at 54 lumens per square metre of general
illumination, measured on a horizontal plane 915 millimetres above the
floor;
construction camp means any camp used for a
duration of more than 6 months though not necessarily in the one
location, for the accommodation of a work force of more than 25 persons in
conjunction with —
(a) the
construction of a railway line or siding;
(b) the
construction, structural alteration or demolition of —
(i)
a building;
(ii)
a dock, wharf, jetty, pier, breakwater, tunnel, dam,
viaduct, reservoir, pipeline, gasholder; and
(iii)
waterworks or sewerage works;
(c) the
preparation of an area for mining operations; and
(d) any
other work that requires a temporary resident work force,
but does not include —
(e)
camps used for defence purposes; and
(f)
wayside camps of drovers or teamsters;
dining room means a dining room in any
construction camp to which this Part applies;
effective air conditioning means the distribution
of filtered air into an enclosed space at controlled temperatures and humidity
and effectively air conditioned has a corresponding meaning;
kitchen means a kitchen in any construction camp
to which this Part applies;
occupier means a person having the charge,
management or control of premises, and where 2 or more persons share or
jointly have the charge, management or control of premises, each of those
persons;
sleeping quarters means sleeping quarters in any
construction camp to which this Part applies.
[Regulation 5 amended in Gazette
18 Nov 1970 p. 3586; 3 May 1974 p. 1428.]