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Maryland Code, Labor and Employment § 5-206

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) The Commissioner shall provide for and maintain a comprehensive and effective program on occupational safety and health for employees of public bodies.

(b) The program under this section shall:

(1) be generally consistent with this title; and

(2) require each public body to:

(i) provide conditions and places of employment that are safe and healthful;

(ii) develop, conduct, and maintain in each unit of the public body a program of self-inspection that the Commissioner approves;

(iii) keep and make available to the Commissioner each record that the Commissioner requires under this title and for development of information about occupational accidents, illnesses, and injuries, to allow proper evaluation and necessary corrective action; and

(iv) submit each report that the Commissioner requires.

(c) The Commissioner shall monitor the program of each public body for self-inspection.

(d) The penalties under Subtitle 8 of this title do not apply to a public body.

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