8 AAC 61.425. Exemption from scheduled enforcement inspections

(a) An employer will, upon request, be exempt from a general scheduled enforcement inspection for a period of one year after the end of the closing conference of a consultative on-site visit that covers all conditions and operations in the workplace, if the employer

(1) corrects all hazards identified by the consultant within the time agreed upon;

(2) posts a notice in the workplace that all hazards have been corrected;

(3) demonstrates that core elements of an effective safety and health program are in effect, and that any remaining elements of an effective safety and health program, as specified by the consultant, will be implemented within a reasonable, agreed-upon, time; and

(4) agrees to request a consultative visit if changes in working conditions or work processes occur which may introduce new hazards.

(b) This section does not provide an exemption from enforcement inspections conducted as a result of an employee complaint or an industrial accident.

History: Eff. 2/1/85, Register 93

Authority: AS 18.60.020

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