This checklist is designed to be generic in content and may not include all requirements for your particular installation.

The rules in this chapter are designed to protect the safety and health of employees by creating a healthy work environment by establishing requirements to control safety hazards in the workplace.

Safety Standards for Electrical Workers, 296-45 WAC, consist of the requirements for safeguarding employees against electrical hazards in their workplace; requirements for electric equipment and wiring in locations classified as hazardous.

Book: Provides employers a checklist on the requirements of the chemical hazard communication rule. Contains an extensive question-and-answer section and information on starting an employee-training program.

This booklet defines the work plan requirements you must meet for fall protection.

Fact sheet: Provides answers to the most-often asked questions about forklift training. Includes a checklist that employer may use to document that employees have been trained and/or evaluated in the required topics.

Flier: Provides important information about hiring teens, including extra safety precautions, as well as legal requirements begarding minor work endorsement, hours and prohibited duties. Provides telephone, e-mail and Web contacts for more information.

This chapter applies to employer reporting requirements for workers compensation insurance.

Booklet: Designed specifically for parents, this booklet provides an overview of apprenticeship. Topics include the benefits of apprenticeship, career options, requirements, how to apply and contact information.

Used by self-insured employers to assist in fulfilling surety requirements.

Required if 3A, 6B, 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D, 7E, or 10 and have not completed the modified training requirements to receive specialty electrician cerfitication.

The purpose of form 212-234-000 -Out of state applications- is to provide a means for an employer to formally request to receive the out-of-state supplemental report for a specific year and state. The form will also allow the department to convey out-of-state reporting requirements and to obtain information needed by the department to set a business up for supplemental reporting.

Application and instructions for the specialty electrician certificate for 03A, 06B, 07A, 07B, 07C, 07D, 07E and 10. Eligibility granted through modified supervision requirements of RCW 19.28.191(1)(g)(ii)

Book: Provides employers a checklist on the requirements of the chemical hazard communication rule. Contains an extensive question-and-answer section and information on starting an employee-training program.

Book: Provides employers a checklist on the requirements of the chemical hazard communication rule. Contains an extensive question-and-answer section and information on starting an employee-training program.

Book: Provides employers a checklist on the requirements of the chemical hazard communication rule. Contains an extensive question-and-answer section and information on starting an employee-training program.

Book: Provides employers a checklist on the requirements of the chemical hazard communication rule. Contains an extensive question-and-answer section and information on starting an employee-training program.

This checklist is generic in content and may not include all requirements for your particular installation. The manufacturer's installation instruction must be adhered to and available to the inspector at the time of the inspection.

To apply for a variance which is an allowable deviation from specific requirements of a National Electrical Code section, or the WAC 296-46B where the proposed alternate methods will maintain equivalent safety.

Book: Explains the process for employers to provide their own industrial insurance (workers’ compensation) coverage in Washington State. Also reviews surety requirements for self-insurance, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, claims processing, and compliance and legal issues.

Fact sheet: Explains training requirements and the endorsement process for medical gas piping installers.

Fact sheet: Explains plumber classifications, certification requirements, including required exams, and the application and renewal processes, including continuing education requirements.

Booklet: Provides an overview of revised fall protection rules and requirements for construction activities effective April 1, 2013.

Fact sheet: Designed for operators of childcare facilities, this fact sheet explains the importance of keeping boilers and pressure vessels operating safety. Provides an overview of inspection requirements, frequency, and fees.

Book: Provides general information on kinds of forklifts, principles of physics that apply to forklifts, training requirements for forklift operators, basic operator safety rules, dangers of carbon monoxide, and safety while servicing a forklift.

Flier: Provides important information about hiring teens, including extra safety precautions, as well as legal requirements regarding minor work endorsement, hours and prohibited duties. Provides telephone, e-mail and Web contacts for more information.

Flier: Provides important information about hiring teens, including extra safety precautions, as well as legal requirements regarding minor work endorsement, hours and prohibited duties. Provides telephone, e-mail and Web contacts for more information.

Quick reference card: Provides information to help determine whether a "subcontractor" working for you meets the legal requirements to be an independent contractor, or whether he/she is actually a covered worker for workers' compensation (industrial insurance) purposes. This information is part of the publication, Workers’ Compensation Record Keeping and Report Guides.

Fact sheet: Explains licensing and testing requirements for mechanics who work on elevators and for contractors who install, repair or maintain elevators.

Quick reference card: Reviews the requirements for members or managers of limited liability companies to be exempt from workers' compensation (industrial insurance) coverage. This information is part of the publication, Workers’ Compensation Record Keeping and Report Guides.

This checklist is designed to be generic in content and may not include all requirements for your particular installation.

For use on sidewalls only. Maximum of one new opening up to 11-6 wide per sidewall. Edge of opening to be no closer than 4 from end of sidewall.

Used by non-accredited or unlicensed training providers in order to be reviewed for approval to become a training provider for Washington injured workers. Must be submitted with the Provider Account Application (F248-011-000).

Fact sheet: Explains what you need to know to keep your boilers and pressure vessels operating safety. Provides an overview of inspection requirements, frequency and fees.

Fact sheet: Overview of safety practices, plus information on what equipment employees under 18 can and cannot operate. Provides resources on requirements for hearing protection and PPE (personal protective equipment).

Book: This guide helps employers comply with the WISHA Personal Protective Equipment rules. It covers general personal protective equipment and PPE requirements used to protect the head, eyes and face, hand and arm, foot and leg, and body (torso) in most work environments.

Fact Sheet: Answers questions about training and certification/licensing requirements for those who perform electrical installations, and electrical work that requires a permit and inspection.

Generic Checklist to determine if the particular installation includes all requirements prior to calling for an inspection. Must be able to answer YES to all questions prior to calling.

Fact sheet: Provides an overview of safety for commercial dive teams, summarizes the key requirements of commercial diving regulations (WAC 296-37), and includes contact information.

This chapter applies to all confined spaces and provides requirements to protect employees from the hazards of entering and working in confined spaces.

The purpose this of section, Chapter 296-67 WAC, Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals, contains requirements for preventing or minimizing the consequences of catastrophic releases of toxic, reactive, flammable, or explosive chemicals. These releases may result in toxic, fire, or explosion hazards.

Book: Explains the technical requirements for participating in SIEDRS, the Self-Insurance Electronic Data Reporting System.

Fact sheet: Explains the requirements for sports organizations that engage young people as volunteers or employees to referee, assist or work for the organizations. The focus is workers' compensation coverage and minor work rules.

Fact sheet: Provides an overview of START, a program that recognizes occupational safety and health excellence in small businesses. Includes program requirements and benefits.

This summary is on employment laws relating to the agricultural industry.

This agreement is to define access, performance and legal requirements for third party pharmacy billers who submit bills to and receive payment from L&I on behalf of pharmacy providers. This agreement authorizes L&I to accept and remit monies due the Pharmacy using a third party pharmacy biller.

This should be signed by all employers who are Training Agents with Apprenticeship Programs that use an Alternate Selection Process. This also explains their obligations and rights as part of this process.

Fact sheet: Provides answers to questions related to pay requirements, deductions from pay, hiring a teen worker, employee uniforms and access to personnel file. Includes contact information if an employer needs assistance with a specific situation.

Book: Provides an overview of apprenticeship, explains general requirements, lists the apprenticeship programs in Washington State and, and provides contact information. The version available online may contain more up-to-date information than the June 2012 printed edition.

This checklist is designed to be generic in content and may not include all requirements for your particular installation.