Washington § 49.24.030 - Medical and nursing attendants.

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§ 49.24.030. Medical and nursing attendants.

Every employer of persons for work in compressed air shall:
(1) Keep at the place of work at all necessary times a duly qualified medical officer to care for cases of illness and to administer strictly and enforce RCW 49.24.020 and 49.24.040;
(2) Keep at a medical lock required by RCW 49.24.020(9) a certified nurse selected by the medical officer required by subdivision (1) of this section and qualified to give temporary relief in cases of illness.
[ 1937 c 131 s 3; RRS s 7666-3.]

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