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- VOLUME A (Title 10)
- Part 16 - Ionizing Radiation
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Title: Section 16.26 - Respiratory protection and controls to restrict exposure in restricted areas
Title: Section 16.26 - Respiratory protection and controls to restrict exposure in restricted areas
Effective Date
16.26 Respiratory protection and controls to restrict internal exposure in restricted areas.
(a) Use of process or other controls. The licensee shall use, to the extent practicable, process or other engineering controls, such as, containment or ventilation to control the concentrations of radioactive material in air.
(b) When it is not practicable to apply process or other engineering controls to control the concentrations of radioactive material in air to values below those that define airborne radioactivity area, the licensee or registrant shall, consistent with maintaining the total effective dose equivalent ALARA, increase monitoring and limit intakes by one or more of the following means:
(1) Control of access; or
(2) Limitation of exposure times; or
(3) Use of respiratory protection equipment; or
(4) Other controls.
(c) Use of individual respiratory protection equipment.
(1) If the licensee or registrant uses respiratory protection equipment to limit intakes pursuant to subdivision (b) of this section:
(i) Except as provided in subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph the licensee or registrant shall use only respiratory protection equipment that is tested and certified or had certification extended by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
(ii) If the licensee wishes to use equipment that has not been tested or certified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Mine Safety and Health Administration, has not had certification extended by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Mine Safety and Health Administration, or for which there is no schedule for testing or certification, the licensee or registrant shall submit an application for authorized use of that equipment, including a demonstration by testing, or a demonstration on the basis of reliable test information, that the material and performance characteristics of the equipment are capable of providing the proposed degree of protection under anticipated conditions of use.
(iii) The licensee shall implement and maintain a respiratory protection program that includes:
(a) Air sampling sufficient to identify the potential hazard, permit proper equipment selection, and estimate exposures; and
(b) Surveys and bioassays, as appropriate, to evaluate actual intakes; and
(c) Testing of respirators for operability immediately prior to each use; and
(d) Written procedures regarding selection, fitting, issuance, maintenance, and testing of respirators, including testing for operability immediately prior to each use; supervision and training of personnel; monitoring, including air sampling and bioassays; and recordkeeping; and
(e) Determination by a physician prior to initial fitting of respirators, and at least every 12 months thereafter, that the individual user is physically able to use the respiratory protection equipment.
(iv) The licensee or registrant shall issue a written policy statement on respirator usage covering:
(a) The use of process or other engineering controls, instead of respirators; and
(b) The routine, nonroutine, and emergency use of respirators; and
(c) The length of periods of respirator use and relief from respirator use.
(v) The licensee or registrant shall advise each respirator user that the user may leave the area at any time for relief from respirator use in the event of equipment malfunction, physical or psychological distress, procedural or communication failure, significant deterioration of operating conditions, or any other conditions that might require such relief.
(vi) The licensee or registrant shall use equipment within the equipment manufacturer's expressed limitations for type and mode of use and shall provide proper visual, communication, and other special capabilities, such as adequate skin protection, when needed.
(2) When estimating exposure of individuals to airborne radioactive materials, the licensee or registrant may make allowance for respiratory protection equipment used to limit intakes pursuant to subdivision (b) of section 16.26, provided that the following conditions, in addition to those in subdivision (c) of section 16.26, are satisfied:
(i) The licensee selects respiratory protection equipment that provides a protection factor greater than the multiple by which peak concentrations of airborne radioactive materials in the working area are expected to exceed the values specified in Appendix 16-C, Table 1, Column 3, infra. However, if the selection of respiratory protection with a protection factor greater than the peak concentration is inconsistent with the goal specified in subdivision (b) of this section of keeping the total effective dose equivalent ALARA, the licensee or registrant may select respiratory protection equipment with a lower protection factor provided that such a selection would result in total effective dose equivalent that is ALARA. The concentration of radioactive material in the air that is inhaled when respirators are worn may be initially estimated by dividing the average concentration in air, during each period of uninterrupted use, by the protection factor. If the exposure is later found to be greater than initially estimated, the corrected value shall be used; if the exposure is later found to be less than initially estimated, the corrected value may be used. (ii) The licensee or registrant shall obtain authorization from the Department before assigning respiratory protection factors in excess of those specified in Appendix 16-A, Table 8, infra. The Department may authorize a licensee or registrant to use higher protection factors upon receipt of an application that:
(a) Describes the situation for which a need exists for higher protection factors, and
(b) Demonstrates that the respiratory protection equipment provides these higher protection factors under the proposed conditions of use.
(3) In an emergency, the licensee shall use as emergency equipment only respiratory protection equipment that has been specifically certified or had certification extended for emergency use by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
(4) The licensee shall notify the Department in writing at least 30 days before the date that respiratory protection equipment is first used pursuant to subdivision (c) of section 16.26.
Volume
VOLUME A (Title 10)
- VOLUME A (Title 10)
- Part 1 - General Provisions
- Part 2 - Communicable Diseases
- DESIGNATION OF CASES
- INVESTIGATIONS AND DETERMINATIONS
- Section 2.5 - Physician to submit specimens for laboratory examination in cases or suspected cases of certain communicable diseases
- Section 2.6 - Investigations and Response Activities
- Section 2.7 - Reported cases and suspected cases of tuberculosis to be investigated, instruction by physician
- Section 2.8 Reserved
- REPORTING OF CASES; RECORDS
- Section 2.10 - Reporting cases or suspected cases or outbreaks of communicable disease by physicians
- Section 2.11 - Reporting cases of communicable disease diagnosed after death
- Section 2.12 - Reporting by others than physicians of cases of diseases presumably communicable
- Section 2.14 - Reporting of suspected rabid animals and persons exposed to them
- Section 2.15 - Reporting of food poisoning
- Section 2.16 - Notification and investigation of outbreaks
- Section 2.17 - Reports of tuberculosis cases confidential
- Section 2.18 - Tuberculosis records
- ISOLATION, QUARANTINE AND RESTRICTIONS
- Section 2.25 Contacts, date of last exposure, isolation and quarantine defined
- Section 2.27 - Physician to isolate person with highly communicable disease and give instructions regarding prevention of spread of the disease
- Section 2.28 - Persons suffering from certain communicable diseases to be isolated
- Section 2.29 - Other highly communicable diseases
- Section 2.30 - Diptheria
- Section 2.31 Reserved
- Section 2.32 - Reports of gonorrhea and syphilis cases confidential
- Section 2.33 - Removal of cases of communicable diseases from one health district to another restricted
- CARRIERS AND CONTROL OF CARRIERS OF DISEASE
- OTHER MEASURES FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION
- Section 2.50 - Handling of food forbidden in certain cases
- Section 2.51 - Destruction of foods in certain cases
- Section 2.52 - Sale of food forbidden in certain cases
- Section 2.53 - Cleansing, renovation or disinfection, when required
- Section 2.54 - Duties of undertakers
- Section 2.55 - Subcutaneous or intradermal diagnostic tests administered by individuals other than health care practitioners licensed under Title 8 of the Education Law
- Section 2.56 - Immunizations administered by individuals other than health care practitioners as permitted by their license under Title 8 of the Education Law
- Section 2.57 - Withdrawal of blood samples by individuals other than health care practitioners licensed under Title 8 of the Education Law
- Section 2.58 - Turtle-associated salmonellosis and other bacteriological contaminationwhich may cause disease in humans
- Section 2.59 - Prevention of influenza transmission by healthcare and residential facility and agency personnel
- Section 2.60 - Face Coverings for COVID-19 Prevention - EMERGENCY REGULATION EXPIRED ON 2/12/23
- Section 2.61 - Prevention of COVID-19 transmission by covered entities
- Part 4 - Protection Against Legionella
- Subpart 4-1 - Cooling Towers
- Section 4-1.1 - Scope
- Section 4-1.2 - Definitions
- Section 4-1.3 - Electronic registration and reporting
- Section 4-1.4 - Maintenance program and plan
- Section 4-1.5 - Legionella culture analysis
- Section 4-1.6 - Notification
- Section 4-1.7 - Disinfection
- Section 4-1.8 - Inspection and certification
- Section 4-1.9 - Recordkeeping
- Section 4-1.10 - Enforcement
- Section 4-1.11 - Variances and waivers
- Section 4-1.12 - Severability
- Subpart 4-2 - Health Care Facilities
- Section 4-2.1 - Scope
- Section 4-2.2 - Definitions
- Section 4-2.3 - Environmental Assessment
- Section 4-2.4 - Sampling and Management Plan
- Section 4-2.5 - Legionella culture analysis
- Section 4-2.6 - Recordkeeping
- Section 4-2.7 - Enforcement
- Section 4-2.8 - Variances and waivers
- Section 4-2.9 - Severability
- Appendix 4-A - Interpretation of Legionella Culture Results from Cooling Towers
- Appendix 4-B - Interpretation of Routine Legionella Culture Results from Covered Facilities
- Subpart 4-1 - Cooling Towers
- Part 5 - Drinking Water Supplies
- SubPart 5-1 - Public Water Supplies
- GENERAL PROVISIONS - Section 5-1.1
- SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY - Sections 5-1.10 - 5-1.15
- PLANNING, SITING, TREATMENT AND APPROVAL - Sections 5-1.20 - 5-1.33
- Section 5-1.20 - Applicability
- Section 5-1.21 - Siting requirements
- Section 5-1.22 - Approval of plans and completed works
- Section 5-1.23 - Reporting emergencies
- Section 5-1.24 - Approval of fluoridation of public water systems
- Section 5-1.25 - Disinfection/start up of facilities
- Section 5-1.26 - Dewatering trenches
- Section 5-1.27 - Adequacy of distribution system
- Section 5-1.28 - Blowoff facilities
- Section 5-1.29 - Pumping equipment
- Section 5-1.30 - Providing treatment for public water systems
- Section 5-1.31 - Cross connection control
- Section 5-1.32 - Protection of finished water storage facilities
- Section 5-1.33 - Water supply emergency plans
- CONTROL OF COPPER AND LEAD IN DRINKING WATER - Sections 5-1.40 - 5-1.48
- Section 5-1.40 - General Requirements and Action Levels
- Section 5-1.41 - Corrosion Control Treatment Steps and Requirements
- Section 5-1.42 - Monitoring requirements for lead and copper in tap water.
- Section 5-1.43 - Monitoring requirements for water quality parameters
- Section 5-1.44 - Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper in Source Water
- Section 5-1.45 - Source Water Treatment Requirements
- Section 5-1.46 - Lead Service Line Replacement
- Section 5-1.47 - Notification and Public Education Requirements
- Section 5-1.48 - Reporting and Record Keeping Requirements
- PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS; MAXIMUM CONTAMINANT LEVELS; MONITORING REQUIREMENTS; NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS - Sections 5-1.50 - 5-1.52
- MONITORING AND CONTROL OF DISINFECTION BYPRODUCTS AND DISINFECTION BYPRODUCT PRECURSORS - Sections 5-1.60 - 5-1.65
- Section 5-1.60 - Applicability
- Section 5-1.61 - Monitoring requirements for disinfection byproduct precursors
- Section 5-1.62 - Alternative compliance criteria for enhanced coagulation
- Section 5-1.63 - Enhanced coagulation performance requirements
- Section 5-1.64 - Operational Evaluation Levels
- Section 5-1.65 - Best Available Technologies (BATs) for Disinfection Byproduct Control
- OPERATION AND QUALITY CONTROL - Sections 5-1.70 - 5-1.79
- Section 5-1.70 - Applicability
- Section 5-1.71 - Protection and supervision of public water systems
- Section 5-1.72 - Operation of a public water system
- Section 5-1.73 - Water treatment plant laboratory
- Section 5-1.74 - Approved laboratories
- Section 5-1.75 - Additional sampling requirements
- Section 5-1.76 - Consecutive public water systems
- Section 5-1.77 - State notification
- Section 5-1.78 - Public notifications
- Section 5-1.79 - Multiple distribution systems
- ENHANCED TREATMENT FOR CRYPTOSPORIDIUM - Sections 5-1.80 - 5-1.83
- Section 5-1.80 - Applicability
- Section 5-1.81 - Source Water Monitoring Requirements at Systems using Surface Water and Ground Water under the Direct Influence of Surface Water (GWUDI) Sources
- Section 5-1.82 - Requirements when making a significant change in disinfection practice
- Section 5-1.83 - Treatment Technique Requirements
- VARIANCES AND EXEMPTIONS - Sections 5-1.90 - 5-1.96
- Section 5-1.90 - Variance from a maximum contaminant level
- Section 5-1.91 - Variance from required use of any specified treatment technique
- Section 5-1.92 - Exemption from a maximum contaminant level or any treatment technique requirement
- Section 5-1.93 - Variance or exemption requests
- Section 5-1.94 - Notice and opportunity for public hearing
- Section 5-1.95 Reserved
- Section 5-1.96 - Enforceability of final schedule prescribed pursuant to granting of variance or exemption
- SEPARABILITY - Section 5-1.100
- APPENDICES 5-A - 5-D
- SubPart 5-2 - Water Well Construction
- Section 5-2.1 - Statement
- Section 5-2.2 - Scope
- Section 5-2.3 - Definitions
- Section 5-2.4 - Need for permit
- Section 5-2.5 - Applications
- Section 5-2.6 - Permit
- Section 5-2.7 - Notice of disapproval and appeal
- Section 5-2.8 - Application to construct a water well
- Section 5-2.9 - Completed works
- Section 5-2.10 - Certificate or letter of compliance
- Section 5-2.11 - Notification of abandonment of a water well
- Section 5-2.12 - Variance
- Section 5-2.13 - General provisions
- Section 5-2.14 Applicability
- SubPart 5-3 - RESERVED
- SubPart 5-4 - Classification and Certification of Community and Nontransient Noncommunity Water System Operators
- Section 5-4.1 - Definitions
- Section 5-4.2 - Certification required
- Section 5-4.3 - Qualifications required
- Section 5-4.4 - Education, experience, and/or training substitutions
- Section 5-4.5 - Validated examinations
- Section 5-4.6 - Grandparenting
- Section 5-4.7 - Enforcement
- Section 5-4.8 - Renewal/recertification requirements
- SubPart 5-5 - Water Quality Treatment Districts
- SubPart 5-6 - Bottled and Bulk Water Standards
- Section 5-6.1 - Applicability
- Section 5-6.2 - Distribution of bottled or bulk water
- Section 5-6.3 - Definitions
- Section 5-6.4 - Sources of water
- Section 5-6.5 - Required treatment
- Section 5-6.6 - Bottling plant facilities
- Section 5-6.7 - Production, equipment and packaging
- Section 5-6.8 - Sanitation and maintenance
- Section 5-6.9 - Sanitizing bottles
- Section 5-6.10 - Maximum contaminant levels
- Section 5-6.11 - Tables.
- Section 5-6.12 - Labeling
- Section 5-6.13 - Sampling, methods and recordkeeping
- Section 5-6.14 - Notification
- Section 5-6.15 - Bulk water
- Section 5-6.16 - Certification procedures
- Section 5-6.17 - Violations
- Section 5-6.18 - Separability
- SubPart 5-1 - Public Water Supplies
- Part 6 - Swimming Pools, Bathing Beaches and Recreational Aquatic Spray Grounds
- SubPart 6-1 - Swimming Pools
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- CONSTRUCTION
- OPERATION, SUPERVISION AND MAINTENANCE
- Section 6-1.10 - Pool operation
- Section 6-1.11 - Treatment
- Section 6-1.12 - Water supply
- Section 6-1.13 - Sewage system
- Section 6-1.14 - Garbage; refuse
- Section 6-1.15 - Bathhouse and toilet facilities
- Section 6-1.16 - Fencing
- Section 6-1.17 - Lighting and electrical requirements
- Section 6-1.18 - Ventilation
- Section 6-1.19 - Water quality
- Section 6-1.20 - Maximum permissible bather use
- Section 6-1.21 - Operator and operating records
- Section 6-1.22 - Inspections
- Section 6-1.23 - Supervision
- Section 6-1.24 - General requirements
- Section 6-1.25 - Spa pools; additional requirements
- Section 6-1.26 - Special-purpose pools
- Section 6-1.27 - Movable-bottom pools
- Section 6-1.28 - White-water slides
- Section 6-1.29 - Swimming pool design standards
- Section 6-1.30 - Saturation index for swimming pools
- Section 6-1.31 - Aquatic supervisory skill requirements
- SubPart 6-2 - Bathing Beaches
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- SITE DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
- OPERATION AND SUPERVISION
- Section 6-2.14 - Operator responsibility
- Section 6-2.15 - Water quality monitoring
- Section 6-2.16 - Control of beach and water use
- Section 6-2.17 - Supervision--personnel and equipment
- Section 6-2.18 - Operator and operating records
- Section 6-2.19 - Bathing beach design standards
- Section 6-2.20 - Aquatic supervisory skill requirements
- SubPart 6-3 - Recreational Aquatic Spray Grounds
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- CONSTRUCTION
- OPERATION, SUPERVISION AND MAINTENANCE
- Section 6-3.10 - Spray ground operation and maintenance
- Section 6-3.11 - Treatment
- Section 6-3.12 - Water Supply
- Section 6-3.13 - Sewage System
- Section 6-3.14 - Garbage; refuse
- Section 6-3.15 - Bathhouse and toilet facilities
- Section 6-3.16 - Fencing/enclosures
- Section 6-3.17 - Lighting and electrical requirements
- Section 6-3.18 - Ventilation
- Section 6-3.19 - Water quality
- Section 6-3.20 - Operator and operating records
- Section 6-3.21 - Inspections
- Section 6-3.22 - Supervision
- Section 6-3.23 - General requirements
- Section 6-3.24 - Spray ground design standards
- SubPart 6-1 - Swimming Pools
- Part 7 - Temporary Residences, Mass Gatherings, Children's Camps, Campgrounds and Agricultural Fairgrounds
- SubPart 7-1 - Temporary Residences (Hotels, Motels and Cabin Colonies)
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- CONSTRUCTION
- OPERATION, SUPERVISION AND MAINTENANCE
- Section 7-1.8 - Fire safety standards
- Section 7-1.9 - Water supply
- Section 7-1.10 - Sewage collection and treatment
- Section 7-1.11 - Food service
- Section 7-1.12 - Swimming pools, bathing beaches and recreational aquatic spray ground
- Section 7-1.13 - Campsites
- Section 7-1.14 - Electrical safety
- Section 7-1.15 - Housing maintenance
- Section 7-1.16 - Hazardous materials
- Section 7-1.17 - Vector and vermin control
- Section 7-1.18 - Linens and bedding
- Section 7-1.19 - Refuse storage and disposal
- SubPart 7-2 - Children's Camps
- Section 7-2.1 - Enforcement; public health hazards and other violations
- Section 7-2.2 - Definitions
- Section 7-2.3 - Application
- Section 7-2.4 - Permit
- Section 7-2.5 - Personnel, supervision and camp safety plan
- Section 7-2.6 - Potable water
- Section 7-2.7 - Sewage disposal
- Section 7-2.8 - Medical requirements
- Section 7-2.9 - Toilets, privies, lavatories, showers
- Section 7-2.10 - Transportation
- Section 7-2.11 - Recreational safety
- Section 7-2.12 - Building construction
- Section 7-2.13 - Location; grounds
- Section 7-2.14 - Housing maintenance
- Section 7-2.15 - Heat, light and ventilation
- Section 7-2.16 - Sleeping quarters
- Section 7-2.17 - Electrical safety
- Section 7-2.18 - Fire safety
- Section 7-2.19 - Food service
- Section 7-2.20 - Hazardous materials
- Section 7-2.21 - Vector and vermin control
- Section 7-2.22 - Weed control
- Section 7-2.23 - Refuse storage and disposal
- Section 7-2.24 - Variance; waiver
- Section 7-2.25 - Additional requirements for camps enrolling campers with disabilities
- SubPart 7-3 - Campgrounds
- Section 7-3.1 - Definitions
- Section 7-3.2 - Application
- Section 7-3.3 - Permit for operation, inspections, access
- Section 7-3.4 - Operator responsibilities and reporting requirements
- Section 7-3.5 - Enforcement
- Section 7-3.6 - Variance and waivers
- Section 7-3.7 - Notice of construction, enlargement, development, improvement or conversion required; prior approval
- Section 7-3.8 - Campsite space requirements
- Section 7-3.9 - Fire Safety
- Section 7-3.10 - Building maintenance/grounds
- Section 7-3.11 - Food service
- Section 7-3.12 Swimming pools and bathing beaches
- Section 7-3.13 - Water supply
- Section 7-3.14 - Sewage treatment
- Section 7-3.15 - Toilets, lavatories and utility sinks
- Section 7-3.16 - Showers
- Section 7-3.17 - Electrical
- Section 7-3.18 - Insect, rodent and weed control
- Section 7-3.19 - Refuse storage
- SubPart 7-4 - Mass Gatherings
- Section 7-4.1 - Definitions
- Section 7-4.2 - Permit required, application, issuance, revocation, posting
- Section 7-4.3 - Miscellaneous: duties of an operator
- Section 7-4.4 - Variance and waivers
- Section 7-4.5 - Water and sewage
- Section 7-4.6 - Swimming pools and bathing beaches
- Section 7-4.7 - Engineering report
- Section 7-4.8 - Liability and property damage insurance
- Section 7-4.9 - Proof of financial resources
- Section 7-4.10 - Other Requirements
- SubPart 7-5 - Agricultural Fairgrounds
- Section 7-5.1 - Definitions
- Section 7-5.2 - Application
- Section 7-5.3 - Permit for operation, inspections, access
- Section 7-5.4 - Owner responsibilities and reporting requirements
- Section 7-5.5 - Enforcement
- Section 7-5.6 - Variances and waivers
- Section 7-5.7 - Notice of construction, enlargement, development, improvement or conversion required; prior approval
- Section 7-5.8 - Campgrounds and campsites
- Section 7-5.9 - Overnight transient occupancy
- Section 7-5.10 - Surface drainage
- Section 7-5.11 - Food Service
- Section 7-5.12 - Water supply
- Section 7-5.13 - Sewage treatment/collection
- Section 7-5.14 - Toilets and lavatories
- Section 7-5.15 - Refuse and animal waste, storage and disposal
- SubPart 7-1 - Temporary Residences (Hotels, Motels and Cabin Colonies)
- Part 8 - Nuisances Which May Affect Life And Health
- Section 8.1 - All complaints to be investigated
- Section 8.2 - Health officer to file report with local board
- Section 8.3 - Action to be taken by local board
- Section 8.4 - Health Officer to report to State Commissioner of Health
- Section 8.5 - State Commissioner of Health may direct local board of health take certain definite proceedings
- Section 8.6 - Presiding officer to convene local board and take action directed
- Part 9 - Prohibited Substances
- Part 10 - Barber Shops And Beauty Parlors
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- EQUIPMENT
- MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
- Section 10.20 - General cleanliness
- Section 10.21 - Walls, ceilings and fixtures
- Section 10.22 - Spitting
- Section 10.23 - Sanitary services
- Section 10.24 - Sanitation of equipment, implements
- Section 10.25 - Shaving brushes, mugs, finger bowls
- Section 10.26 - Alum or other astringents
- Section 10.27 - Neck dusters, powder puffs and sponges
- OPERATORS
- Part 11 - Qualifications of Public Health Personnel
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- LOCAL HEALTH OFFICER
- COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH
- MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF COUNTY CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAMS
- PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 1
- PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 2
- ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIRECTOR
- PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEER
- PUBLIC HEALTH SANITARIAN
- PUBLIC HEALTH TECHNICIAN
- PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITIONIST
- PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATOR
- PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER
- PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTOR
- PUBLIC HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGIST
- Part 12 - Maternal And Child Health
- CONTROL OF DISEASE
- PROTECTION OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN AGAINST HAZARDS
- Section 12.10 - Precautions to be observed in the use of dyes and inks containing aniline or nitrobenzene or other benzene derivatives for marking diapers and hospital linens
- Section 12.11 Reserved
- Section 12.12 - Warning label required on certain plastic material
- Section 12.13 - Determination of blood group and Rh type and administration of Rh immune globulin
- Section 12.20 - Induced termination of pregnancy
- Part 13 - Transportation Of Dead Bodies
- Part 14 - Food Service Establishments
- SubPart 14-1 - Food Service Establishments
- PURPOSE
- PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS
- FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT
- Section 14-1.20 - Definitions of food service establishment and caterer
- Section 14-1.21 - Definitions of food processing establishment and commissary
- Section 14-1.22 - Definition of person
- Section 14-1.23 - Definition of law
- Section 14-1.24 - Definition of frozen desserts
- Section 14-1.25 - Definition of adequate
- FOOD SUPPLIES
- Section 14-1.30 - Definition of food
- Section 14-1.31 - Food; definitions of contamination and potentially hazardous food; food sources; hermetically sealed foods
- Section 14-1.32 - Definition of hermetically sealed container
- Section 14-1.33 - Milk and milk products and substitutions; fresh and frozen shellfish; eggs; pasteurization, packaging and labeling
- Section 14-1.34 - Microbiological standards; potentially hazardous foods
- Section 14-1.35 - Packaging of smoked fish and smoked fish product
- FOOD PROTECTION
- Section 14-1.40 - Food protection; potentially hazardous food, temperature and refrigeration requirements
- Section 14-1.41 - Reservice of unused potentially hazardous food and unused, unprotected food prohibited
- Section 14-1.42 - Storage of food removed from original containers or packages
- Section 14-1.43 - Storage of food; general requirements
- Section 14-1.44 - Refrigerated storage
- Section 14-1.45 - Hot storage
- TRANSPORTATION
- TOXIC MATERIALS
- PERSONNEL
- FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE
- Section 14-1.80 - Food preparation and service
- Section 14-1.81 - Washing of fruits and vegetables
- Section 14-1.82 - Cooking of potentially hazardous foods
- Section 14-1.83 - Reheating
- Section 14-1.84 - Dry milk and dry milk products
- Section 14-1.85 - Product thermometers
- Section 14-1.86 - Thawing of potentially hazardous foods
- Section 14-1.87 - Service of milk and milk products, dairy or non-dairy creaming and whitening agents, condiments and ice; dispensing utensils use and storage
- Section 14-1.88 - Display and service of food
- Section 14-1.89 - Use of Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice
- EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS
- Section 14-1.90 - Construction
- Section 14-1.91 - Equipment and utensils; materials permitted and prohibited
- Section 14-1.92 - Equipment lubrication
- Section 14-1.93 - Equipment construction; cleanability
- Section 14-1.94 - Equipment construction; in-place cleaning
- Section 14-1.95 - Equipment acceptable
- Section 14-1.96 - Definitions relating to equipment and utensils
- Section 14-1.97 - Single-service articles; when required
- EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND LOCATION
- EQUIPMENT AND UTENSIL CLEANING AND SANITATION
- Section 14-1.110 - Cleaning frequency
- Section 14-1.111 - Manual facilities
- Section 14-1.112 - Definition of sanitization; general requirements
- Section 14-1.113 - Mechanical cleaning and sanitizing.
- Section 14-1.114 - Drainboards
- Section 14-1.115 - Mechanical dishwashing machines
- Section 14-1.116 - Drying
- Section 14-1.117 - Wiping cloths
- WATER SUPPLY
- SEWAGE
- PLUMBING
- GARBAGE AND REFUSE
- INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL
- CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES
- MISCELLANEOUS
- ENFORCEMENT
- Section 14-1.190 - Permits, application, fees, issuance, inspection
- Section 14-1.191 - Pre-operational review
- Section 14-1.192 - Term of permits; nontransferable
- Section 14-1.193 RESERVED
- Section 14-1.194 - Enforcement
- Section 14-1.195 - Access
- Section 14-1.196 - Embargo
- Section 14-1.197 - Suspension of permits
- Section 14-1.198 - Closure
- Section 14-1.199 - Hearings
- Section 14-1.200 - Emergency occurrences, reporting of foodborne disease
- Section 14-1.201 - Waiver
- Section 14-1.202 - Separability
- SubPart 14-2 - Temporary Food Service Establishments
- Section 14-2.1 - Definition of temporary food service establishment and frozen desserts
- Section 14-2.2 - Permit
- Section 14-2.3 - Definition and cooking of potentially hazardous foods; product thermometers
- Section 14-2.4 - Definition of contamination
- Section 14-2.5 - Ice
- Section 14-2.6 - Equipment
- Section 14-2.7 - Definition of sanitization
- Section 14-2.8 - Handwashing facilities
- Section 14-2.9 - Water
- Section 14-2.10 - Wet storage
- Section 14-2.11 - Waste
- Section 14-2.12 - Toilet facilities
- Section 14-2.13 - Floors
- Section 14-2.14 - Walls and ceilings of food preparation areas
- Section 14-2.15 - Transportation
- Section 14-2.16 - Personnel
- Section 14-2.17 - Enforcement provisions
- Section 14-2.18 - Waiver
- Section 14-2.19 - Reporting of foodborne disease
- Section 14-2.20 - Separability
- SubPart 14-3 - Reserved
- SubPart 14-4 - Mobile Food Service Establishments and Pushcarts
- APPLICATION AND PURPOSE
- PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS
- MOBILE FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS
- FOOD SUPPLIES
- FOOD PROTECTION
- TRANSPORTATION
- TOXIC MATERIALS
- PERSONNEL
- FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE
- Section 14-4.90 - Food preparation and service
- Section 14-4.91 - Product thermometers
- Section 14-4.92 - Thawing of potentially hazardous foods
- Section 14-4.93 - Service of milk and milk products, dairy and nondairy creaming and whitening agents, condiments and ice; dispensing utensil use and storage
- Section 14-4.94 - Display and service of food
- Section 14-4.95 - Commissaries
- Section 14-4.96 - Use of Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice
- EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS
- Section 14-4.100 - Construction
- Section 14-4.101 - Equipment and utensils; materials permitted and prohibited
- Section 14-4.102 - Equipment acceptable
- Section 14-4.103 - Definitions relating to equipment and utensils
- Section 14-4.104 - Single-service articles; when required
- Section 14-4.105 - Equipment location
- EQUIPMENT AND UTENSIL CLEANING AND SANITATION
- WATER SUPPLY
- LIQUID WASTES AND SEWAGE
- HANDWASHlNG
- GARBAGE AND REFUSE
- INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL
- CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES
- MISCELLANEOUS
- ENFORCEMENT
- Section 14-4.190 - Permits; application,issuance, inspection
- Section 14-4.191 - Preoperational review
- Section 14-4.192 - Term of permits; nontransferable
- Section 14-4.193 RESERVED
- Section 14-4.194 - Enforcement
- Section 14-4.195 - Access
- Section 14-4.196 - Embargo
- Section 14-4.197 - Suspension of permits
- Section 14-4.198 - Closure
- Section 14-4.199 - Waiver
- Section 14-4.200 - Reporting of foodborne disease
- Section 14-4.201 - Separability
- SubPart 14-5 - Vending of Food and Beverages
- PURPOSE
- PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS
- FOOD VENDING MACHINE OPERATION
- FOOD SUPPLIES
- FOOD PROTECTION
- Section 14-5.40 - Food protection; potentially hazardous food; temperature and refrigeration requirements
- Section 14-5.41 - Dispensing of potentially hazardous food
- Section 14-5.42 - Fluid milk and milk products; fluid nondairy products
- Section 14-5.43 - Fresh fruit washing
- Section 14-5.44 - Packaged food handling and protection
- Section 14-5.45 - Condiments
- Section 14-5.46 - Use of Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice
- TRANSPORTATION
- TOXIC MATERIALS
- PERSONNEL
- FOOD VENDING MACHINE CONSTRUCTION--INTERIOR
- Section 14-5.80 - Machine construction
- Section 14-5.81 - Food-contact surface construction
- Section 14-5.82 - Materials permitted and prohibited
- Section 14-5.83 - Lubrication
- Section 14-5.84 - Machine cleanability
- Section 14-5.85 - Equipment construction; in-place cleaning
- Section 14-5.86 - Nonfood-contact surface cleanability
- Section 14-5.87 - Protection of food in vending machines
- Section 14-5.88 - Food protection during dispensing
- Section 14-5.89 - Condensation water disposal; food container opening devices
- FOOD VENDING MACHINE CONSTRUCTION--EXTERIOR
- EQUIPMENT LOCATION
- EQUIPMENT AND UTENSIL CLEANING AND SANITIZATION
- Section 14-5.110 - All equipment at vending locations to be kept clean
- Section 14-5.111 - Manual facilities
- Section 14-5.112 - Definition of sanitization; general requirements
- Section 14-5.113 - Drying
- Section 14-5.114 - Wiping cloths
- Section 14-5.115 - Microwave ovens
- Section 14-5.116 - Cleaning record
- WATER SUPPLY
- SEWAGE
- PLUMBING
- GARBAGE AND REFUSE
- INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL
- CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES
- ENFORCEMENT
- Section 14-5.180 - Permits; application, issuance, inspection
- Section 14-5.181 - Preoperational review
- Section 14-5.182 - Non-transferable
- Section 14-5.183 RESERVED
- Section 14-5.184 - Enforcement
- Section 14-5.185 - Access
- Section 14-5.186 - Embargo
- Section 14-5.187 - Suspension of permits
- Section 14-5.188 - Closure
- Section 14-5.189 - Hearings
- Section 14-5.190 - Emergency occurrences, reporting of foodborne disease
- Section 14-5.191 - Waiver
- Section 14-5.192 - Separability
- Appendix 14 - Accepted Practices for Permanently Installed Sanitary Product-Pipelines and Cleaning Systems
- SubPart 14-1 - Food Service Establishments
- Part 15 - Migrant Farmworker Housing
- Part 16 - Ionizing Radiation
- Section 16.0 - Introductory note
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Section 16.1 - Applicability and inapplicability of this Part
- Section 16.2 - Definitions
- Section 16.3 - Granting exemptions or variations
- Section 16.4 - Exemption of certain radiation sources from the requirements of this Part
- Section 16.5 - Responsibility for radiation safety
- Section 16.6 - Occupational dose limits
- Section 16.7 - Radiation dose limits for individual members of the public
- Section 16.8 - Waste disposal
- Section 16.9 - Professional practitioners and related provisions
- Section 16.10 - Inspections, surveys, checks and tests; vacating installations; securing radiation sources
- Section 16.11 - Personnel monitoring
- Section 16.12 - Radiation symbol, signs, labels and control devices
- Section 16.13 - Notices, instructions and reports to workers; inspections
- Section 16.14 - Records
- Section 16.15 - Reports
- Section 16.16 - Procedures for picking up, receiving and opening packages
- Section 16.17 - Transportation
- Section 16.18 - Additional requirements; surrender of radioactive material; sealing of radiation equipment
- Section 16.19 - Limitations on application of radiation to humans
- Section 16.20 - Hearings
- Section 16.21 - RESERVED
- Section 16.22 - X-ray screening; general requirements; mammography
- Section 16.23 - Quality assurance programs for diagnostic facilities
- Section 16.24 - Quality assurance programs for the use of radiation for therapy in humans
- Section 16.25 - Misadministrations
- Section 16.26 - Respiratory protection and controls to restrict exposure in restricted areas
- RADIATION EQUIPMENT
- Section 16.40 - Fees
- Section 16.41 - Fee Schedule
- Section 16.50 - Registration of installations with radiation equipment; notification of transfer of radiation equipment
- Section 16.51 - General requirements for and prohibited uses of radiation equipment
- Section 16.52 - Electrical hazards
- Section 16.53 - Dental radiographic installations
- Section 16.54 - Veterinary radiographic and fluoroscopic installations
- Section 16.55 - Podiatric radiographic installations
- Section 16.56 - Radiographic installations excluding dental, veterinary and podiatric installations
- Section 16.57 - Portable, bedside or mobile X-ray equipment excluding dental, veterinary and podiatric equipment
- Section 16.58 - Fluoroscopic installations excluding veterinary installations
- Section 16.59 - Use of Computed Tomography Equipment
- Section 16.60 - Therapy equipment operated at potentials up to 10 million volts
- Section 16.61 - Therapy equipment operating at potentials of 60 kV and below
- Section 16.62 - Television receivers and other household appliances
- Section 16.63 - Miscellaneous and special types of radiation producing equipment
- Section 16.70 - Use of Body Scanning
- LICENSING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
- Section 16.100 - Licensing requirements for use of radioactive materials
- Section 16.101 - General licenses
- Section 16.102 - Applications for specific licenses
- Section 16.103 - General requirements for issuing specific licenses
- Section 16.104 - Conditions of specific licenses
- Section 16.105 - Duration, expiration and termination of specific licenses
- Section 16.106 - Renewal or amendment of specific licenses
- Section 16.107 - Amendment, suspension or revocation of licenses
- Section 16.108 - RESERVED
- Section 16.109 - Licensees and contractors of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the United States Department of Energy within the State.
- Section 16.110 - Licensure and inspection of radioactive materials; fees authorized
- Section 16.111 - Transfer of radioactive material
- Section 16.112 - Fingerprinting and criminal background check requirements
- HUMAN USES OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL
- Section 16.120 - Specific licenses for the use of radioactive materials on human beings
- Section 16.121 REPEALED and RESERVED
- Section 16.122 REPEALED and RESERVED
- Section 16.123 - Specific licenses for certain medical uses of byproduct materials
- Section 16.130 - Radon testing and reporting
- Section 16.200 - Material incorporated by reference
- Appendix 16 - Tables
- Appendix 16 - A(1) and A(2) Values for Radionuclides
- Appendix 16 - Annual Limits on Intake and Derived Air Concentrations of Radionuclides for Occupational Exposure Effluent Concentrations
- Part 17 - Mobile Home Parks
- Section 17.1 - Definitions
- Section 17.2 - Application
- Section 17.3 - Notice of construction, enlargement, development, improvement or conversion required; prior approval
- Section 17.4 - Permit to operate a mobile home park required; application, issuance, revocation, posting
- Section 17.5 - Fire safety
- Section 17.6 - Utilities
- Section 17.7 - Site size
- Section 17.8 - Mobile home stands
- Section 17.9 - Anchoring
- Section 17.10 - Supervision
- Section 17.11 - Miscellaneous
- Section 17.12 - Variance; compliance schedule
- Section 17.13 - Waiver
- Part 18 - Public Functions With Attendance Of Over 5,000 People
- Part 19 - Clinical Laboratory Directors
- Part 22 - Environmental Diseases
- Section 22.1 - Supplementary reports of spontaneous abortions and fetal deaths for epidemiological surveillance; filing
- Section 22.2 - Supplementary reports of low birth weights for epidemiological surveillance; filing
- Section 22.3 - Supplementary reports of certain birth defects for epidemiological surveillance; filing
- Section 22.4 - Report of occupational lung disease
- Section 22.5 - Classification of occupational lung disease
- Section 22.6 - Reporting heavy metal levels in blood and urine
- Section 22.7 - Reportable levels of heavy metals in blood and urine
- Section 22.8 - Reporting of certain occupational exposures
- Section 22.9 - Reports; place of filing
- Section 22.10 - Effective dates
- Section 22.11 - Reporting of pesticide poisoning
- Section 22.12 - Reportable laboratory tests for pesticide poisoning
- Part 23 - Sexually Transmissible Diseases
- Part 24 - Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (Aids)