New Hampshire HB303 mandates the Department of Labor to review and adopt occupational safety standards similar to OSHA's, excluding certain subparts.
New Hampshire HB303 requires the Department of Labor to review and adopt occupational safety standards that are at least as effective as those under federal OSHA standards, excluding subparts U, V, W, and X. The commissioner has the authority to determine the timing and priority of implementation through rulemaking. The commissioner must also review implemented standards annually and recommend any necessary statutory amendments to the legislature. The bill allows for up to six additional full-time labor inspector positions and one support position to be established.
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