Ohio Admin. Code 5120:1-12-05 - Sanitation and environmental conditions
Each twelve-hour facility shall maintain the
following minimum standards in regard to sanitation and environmental
conditions of the facility:
(A)
(Essential) All areas of a twelve-hour facility will be
safe and sanitary, including the food service and laundry areas. Staff and
prisoners will have specific housekeeping responsibilities, including but not
limited to:
(1)
Daily cleaning of toilets, urinals, sinks, and drinking
facilities in areas occupied by prisoners:
(2)
Weekly sanitation
inspections:
(3)
Regular maintenance and repairs.
(B)
(Important) All grounds, walkways, driveways, and parking
areas will be illuminated at night.
(C)
(Essential) The
facility will be inspected annually by local or state health authorities and a
written report shall be provided. There will be a written plan to correct
jail-related deficiencies.
(D)
(Essential) The
facility will be inspected once a month for insects, vermin, and rodents.
Treatment will be provided as needed by a licensed exterminator. The jail will
maintain documentation of the inspections and any necessary extermination
treatments.
(E)
(Important) The facility will maintain documentation
that the interior lighting is at least fifteen foot-candles, measured thirty
inches above the floor, in prisoner accessible areas and reducible to between
two to four foot candles during sleeping hours.
(F)
(Important)
Supply and equipment storage areas will be clean and orderly.
(G)
(Essential) The
facility will be inspected annually by a certified local or state fire safety
inspector applying the applicable jurisdictional and Ohio Fire Code. The jail
will have a written plan to correct any jail-related deficiencies. The jail
will maintain documentation of the inspections and any corrective measures
taken.
(H)
(Essential) the facility will have a written fire
safety plan approved by local fire officials that is reviewed annually and
updated as needed. The plan will include fire prevention, training and drills,
fire response, and post-fire documentation and review. A current copy of the
plan will be maintained at the local fire department.
(I)
(Important)
Training in jail fire safety will be conducted annually.
(J)
(Essential) Fire
drills will be conducted at intervals not to exceed 90 days, on each shift, so
that fire drills are conducted annually.
(K)
(Essential) Jail
facility exists will be clear and evacuation routes will be posted or clearly
marked throughout the facility.
Replaces: 5120:1-12-05
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 5120.01, 5120.10
Rule Amplifies: 5120.10
Prior Effective Dates: 01/02/1981, 01/01/1983, 06/01/1991, 07/01/1994, 09/21/1998, 01/01/2003
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