Michigan HB5060 requires bouncers at alcohol-serving establishments to complete positional asphyxiation training.

Michigan HB5060, also known as the "Joshua Conant act," mandates that bouncers and individuals whose job involves restraining others at establishments licensed to sell alcohol must complete positional asphyxiation training. This training is intended to prevent mechanical asphyxia that can occur when individuals are immobilized in a way that impairs breathing. The Michigan commission on law enforcement standards will create rules for this training under the administrative procedures act of 1969.

Michigan HB5060 requires bouncers at alcohol-serving establishments to complete positional asphyxiation training.

Michigan HB5060, also known as the "Joshua Conant act," mandates that bouncers and individuals whose job involves restraining others at establishments licensed to sell alcohol must complete positional asphyxiation training. This training is intended to prevent mechanical asphyxia that can occur when individuals are immobilized in a way that impairs breathing. The Michigan commission on law enforcement standards will create rules for this training under the administrative procedures act of 1969.