Wash. Admin. Code § 296-307-16170 - Cots, beds, bedding, and personal storage
(1) The operator must provide beds, cots, or
bunks in good condition for the maximum occupancy approved by the department of
health for operator-supplied housing;
(2) The operator must allow the use of cots
in tents for cherry harvest camps only. Cots must be sturdy and stable and
without:
(a) Visible mold;
(b) Rips or tears;
(c) Insect infestation;
(d) Stains from bodily fluids; and
(e) Rodents or rodent droppings.
(3) In TWH other than cherry
harvest camps, the operator must provide beds and bunks with clean mattresses
in good repair and without:
(a)
Mold;
(b) Rips or tears;
(c) Insect infestation;
(d) Stains from bodily fluids; or
(e) Rodents or rodent droppings.
(4) If provided by the operator,
the operator must maintain bedding in a clean and sanitary condition;
(5) The operator must locate all beds, cots,
and bedding at least thirty-six inches from cooking surfaces;
(6) The operator must provide a minimum of
twelve inches of clearance between each cot, bed or bunk and the
floor;
(7) The operator must allow
space to separate beds or cots laterally and end-to-end by at least thirty-six
inches when single beds or cots are used;
(8) The operator must meet the following
requirements when bunk beds are used:
(a)
Allow space to separate beds laterally and end-to-end by at least forty-eight
inches;
(b) Maintain a minimum
space of twenty-seven inches between the upper and lower bunks; and
(c) Prohibit triple bunks.
(9) The operator must provide all
occupants suitable storage space for clothing and personal articles. Storage
space must be located in the occupant's room used for sleeping;
(10) Effective January 1, 2017, for each
temporary worker housed in a common sleeping facility, the operator must
provide suitable storage space that must:
(a)
Ensure all or a portion of the storage space is enclosed and
lockable;
(b) Be anchored in a
manner which adequately prevents the storage space from being removed from the
building; and
(c) Be accessible to
the temporary worker.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 49.17.010, [49.17].040, and[49.17].050 and 1999 c 374. 00-06-081, § 296-307-16170, filed 3/1/00, effective 3/1/00.
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