Nevada § 618.7304 “Engineering control” defined

Nevada Statutes

§ 618.7304 — “Engineering control” defined

Nevada § 618.7304

Title 53LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Ch. 618Occupational

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AT MEDICAL FACILITIES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 618.7304 (2026).

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“Engineering control” means an aspect of a building, other designed space or device that removes a hazard from the workplace or creates a barrier between an employee or other provider of care and the hazard. The term includes one or more of the following:

1.Electronic access controls to areas occupied by employees or other providers of care;

2.Detectors for weapons, whether installed or handheld;

3.Workstations enclosed with glass that is resistant to shattering;

4.Deep service counters;

5.Separate rooms or areas for patients that pose a high risk of workplace violence;

6.Locks on doors;

7.Furniture affixed to the floor;

8.Opaque glass in rooms for patients that allows an employee or other provider of care to see the location of the patient before entering the room;

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“Engineering control” means an aspect of a building, other designed space or device that removes a hazard from the workplace or creates a barrier between an employee or other provider of care and the hazard. The term includes one or more of the following:
1. Electronic access controls to areas occupied by employees or other providers of care;
2. Detectors for weapons, whether installed or handheld;
3. Workstations enclosed with glass that is resistant to shattering;
4. Deep service counters;
5. Separate rooms or areas for patients that pose a high risk of workplace violence;
6. Locks on doors;
7. Furniture affixed to the floor;
8. Opaque glass in rooms for patients that allows an employee or other provider of care to see the location of the patient before entering the room;
9. Closed-circuit television monitoring and video recording;
10. Devices designed to aid the sight of an employee or other provider of care;
11. Personal alarm devices; or
12. Any other measure or device that removes a hazard from the workplace or creates a barrier between an employee or other provider of care and a hazard.