• Who has obligations?
• What plant needs design registration?
• Application form 14 (and directions)
• Submit an application (form 14)
• What happens after I submit an application?
• Modifications to an existing design registration
• Reciprocal design registrations with other States
• My plant design comes from overseas?
• Design verification
• Marking of design registration number
• Looking at buying plant?

• Laws and prosecutions
• Rights and obligations
• Workplace incidents and inspections
• Risk management

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Reciprocal design registrations with other States

Workplace Health and Safety Queensland no longer issues reciprocal design registrations (Queensland reference numbers). The design registration number provided under a 'corresponding law' will be acceptable in Queensland. Corresponding law is defined in the Regulation as a law of the Commonwealth or another State about workplace health and safety.

The following procedures for plant design registrations will apply in Queensland when a registration is held in another state:

• the plant design registration under a corresponding law will be acceptable in Queensland
• if requested, a certified copy of the original approval letter for the particular plant design is to be produced within 10 days
• the plant design number must be given to the manufacturer, supplier and user
• the plant design number must be permanently marked on the plant so it is clearly visible.