The operator shall:
(1) Provide beds, cots, or bunks furnished
with clean mattresses in good condition for the maximum occupancy approved by
the department of health for operator-supplied housing.
(2)Ensure cots are sturdy and stable and
without:
(a)Mold;
(b)Rips or tears;
(c)Insect infestation;
(d)Stains from bodily fluids; or
(e)Rodents or rodent droppings.
(3) In TWH other than cherry
harvest camps, provide beds and bunks with clean mattresses in good repair and
without:
(a)Mold;
(b)Rips or tears;
(c)Insect infestation;
(d)Stains from bodily fluids; or
(e)Rodents or rodent droppings.
(4) Maintain bedding, if provided
by the operator, in a clean and sanitary condition.
(5)Locate all beds and bedding at least
thirty-six inches from cooking surfaces.
(6) Provide a minimum of twelve inches of
clearance between each bed, bunk, or cot and the floor.
(7) Allow space to separate beds or cots
laterally and end to end by at least thirty-six inches when single beds or cots
are used.
(8) Meet the following
requirements when bunk beds are used:
(a)Allow
space to separate beds laterally and end to end by at least forty-eight
inches;
(b)Maintain a minimum space
of twenty-seven inches between the upper and lower bunks; and
(c)Prohibit triple bunks.
(9) Provide all occupants suitable
storage space including personal storage space for clothing and personal
articles . Storage space must be located in the occupant's room used for
sleeping.
(10) Effective January 1,
2017, for each temporary worker housed in a common sleeping facility, provide
suitable storage space that must:
(a) Ensure
all or a portion of the storage space is enclosed and lockable;
(b)Be anchored in a manner which adequately
prevents the storage space from being removed from the building; and
(c)Be accessible to the temporary
worker.
