R. 69A-62.0001 Definitions
R. 69A-62.001 Uniform Minimum Firefighter Employment Standards; Adoption of OSHA Standards
R. 69A-62.002 Uniform Minimum Firefighter Employment Standards; Adoption of National Fire Protection Association Standards
R. 69A-62.003 Requirements Applicable to Fire Scenes
R. 69A-62.004 Uniform Minimum Firefighter Employment Standards: Presence of Toxic Substances
R. 69A-62.020 Definitions
R. 69A-62.021 Minimum Requirements for a Firefighter Employer Comprehensive Safety and Health Program
R. 69A-62.022 Firefighter Employer Safety and Health Compliance Plan
R. 69A-62.023 Criteria for Identifying Firefighter Employers with a High Frequency or Severity of Injuries
R. 69A-62.024 Standards for Construction, Repair, and Maintenance of Firefighter Employee Places of Employment and the Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Fire Apparatus
R. 69A-62.025 Employer Cancer Prevention Best Practices
R. 69A-62.030 Definitions
R. 69A-62.031 Right of Entry
R. 69A-62.032 Division Inspection or Investigation
R. 69A-62.033 Recordkeeping Responsibilities of Firefighter Employers
R. 69A-62.034 Notice of Violation
R. 69A-62.035 Safety Training
R. 69A-62.036 Procedures Relating to Penalties
R. 69A-62.040 Definitions
R. 69A-62.041 Scope
R. 69A-62.042 Firefighter Employer Requirements
R. 69A-62.043 Duties and Functions of the Safety Committee and Workplace Safety Coordinator
R. 69A-62.044 Firefighter Employer Evaluation by the Division
R. 69A-62.045 Penalties
R. 69A-62.050 Official State Firefighter Memorial Flag
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