Collection statement
For asbestos removal licences, construction induction cards, engineered stone licences, high risk work licences (HRWL) and HRWL interstate transfers.
What does this mean in Victoria?
Any work involving manufacturing, supply, processing or installation of engineered stone benchtops, panels or slabs is now banned.
Repairs, modifications, removal and disposal of engineered stone benchtops, panels or slabs (legacy stone) installed prior to 1 July 2024 will be permitted. This work will be subject to existing control requirements for engineered stone.
You do not need a licence to work with legacy stone.
For any questions, email [email protected]
Information in other languages: Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Italian, Vietnamese.
Victorian WorkCover Authority (WorkSafe)
A body corporate established under the Accident Compensation Act 1985.
This notice sets out
- what type of information we collect
- why we collect it
- who we may share it with
- how to contact us
Why we collect information
Personal and health information that WorkSafe collects in connection with these applications will be used to:
- evaluate these and any associated applications
- administer the licence
The information collected may also be used in the administration and enforcement of legislation administered by WorkSafe. This includes:
- the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (OHS Act)
- the administration and evaluation of WorkSafe's programs
- for law enforcement functions and legal proceedings
Collection of personal and health information may be required by the OHS Act and associated regulations.
If this information is not provided, applications may not be accepted or processed.
Who we may share it with
WorkSafe Victoria may disclose personal and/or health information for public health and safety purposes. WorkSafe may disclose this information to other regulatory agencies, including police, for the purposes of investigating or conducting an interview in connection with the application. WorkSafe may also disclose personal and health information to:
- its contractors and agents
- a court or tribunal
- government agencies such as AUSTRAC
- any person authorised by the individual to whom it relates, or by law, to obtain it
WorkSafe may disclose a person's licence status to:
- employers
- prospective employers
- members of the public who wish to check this status, including by publication on WorkSafe websites
The right to access information
Individuals may access their personal and health information held by WorkSafe by contacting the Freedom of Information and Privacy Team. Access WorkSafe's Privacy policy or contact the nearest WorkSafe office for more information.