Section R392-501-12 - Toilet and Handwashing Accessibility Requirements for Offsite Labor Locations(1)(a) Except in Subsection (1)(d), at any offsite labor location where a worker is employed or permitted to work for a period of three hours or more, the operator shall provide within a convenient distance of the work area sufficient, suitable and separate toilet and handwashing facilities. (b) For one to 20 workers, male or female, one toilet facility and one handwashing facility shall be provided within a one-quarter-mile walk of the work area.(c) For 21 or more workers, one toilet facility per every 20 males or fraction thereof and one toilet facility for every 20 females or fraction thereof shall be provided within a one-quarter-mile walk of the work area.(d) If approved by the local health officer and through a written agreement with the workers, in the native language of the workers, informing them of such, the operator may provide readily available transportation with prompt access, within 10 minutes, to a toilet facility once during any continuous four hours of work.(2) Each toilet and associated handwashing facility shall be located in close proximity to each other.(3) The operator shall notify each employee of the location of each available toilet, handwashing facility, and drinking water, and shall allow each employee reasonable opportunities during the workday to use them.(4) Each portable toilet facility shall be operational and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition.(5) Each portable handwashing facility shall be: (a) refilled with potable water as necessary to ensure an adequate supply; and(b) shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition.(6) The disposal of any waste from a toilet or handwashing facility may not cause an unsanitary condition.(7) The operator shall provide an adequate supply of disposable toilet tissue and single use towels for worker use.Utah Admin. Code R392-501-12
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2018-19, effective 9/10/2018Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2022-06, effective 3/10/2022