Pennsylvania HB1629 mandates safety protocols for outdoor public workers, including risk assessments, training, and incident reporting.
Pennsylvania HB1629 establishes safety protocols for outdoor public workers, including sanitation workers, crossing guards, and utility workers. Employers must adopt a workplace violence prevention plan, conduct risk assessments twice annually, and consult with employee representatives. Outdoor public workers receive mandatory training on recognizing aggression, de-escalation techniques, and reporting incidents. Employers must establish a confidential reporting system for violence incidents and provide paid leave for recovery and court appearances.
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