N.J. Admin. Code § 12:110-8.3 - Employer obligations
(a) During a
consultation, the employer shall:
1. Take
immediate steps to eliminate employee exposure to imminent danger
conditions;
2. Abate all serious
hazards identified on or before mutually agreed upon abatement dates;
3. Allow consultants to confer with
individual employees and employee representatives during the course of the
visit in order to identify and judge the nature and extent of particular
hazards within the scope of the request; and
4. Agree to (a)1, 2 and 3 above before the
visit proceeds.
(b)
Participation in a consultation program shall not relieve the employer from
statutory obligations to protect employees and correct hazards outside of the
scope of or not detected during the consultation.
(c) The employer shall take immediate action
to eliminate employee exposure to a hazard which, in the judgement of the
consultant, presents an imminent danger to employees. If the employer fails to
take the necessary action, the consultant shall immediately notify the affected
employees and the PEOSH enforcement authority and terminate the consultation
activity.
(d) If the employer fails
to correct a serious hazard by a mutually agreed upon abatement date or any
extension thereof, the consultant shall, within five days, notify the PEOSH
enforcement authority and terminate the consultation.
(e) Upon receipt of notice from the employer
that all serious hazards have been abated, the consultant shall conduct a
followup visit to determine if closure of the case is appropriate.
Notes
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