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This bill revises occupational safety and health regulations, specifically focusing on improving air quality and safety measures for large hybrid environment facilities with more than 15 employees. A "large hybrid environment facility" is defined as a facility at least 10,000 square feet where employees are exposed to outdoor elements for most of their shifts, such as through open loading docks. The bill requires employers of such facilities to develop written safety programs that include several key provisions: establishing systems to mitigate exposure to greenhouse gases and poor air quality, monitoring employees for health effects related to air quality, requiring vehicles to turn off engines while loading or unloading, and conducting air quality monitoring at least every 4 hours. When air quality exceeds occupational safety standards, employers must use additional ventilation systems to improve air flow. The bill includes exemptions for certain types of employers, including law enforcement, emergency responders, waste management services, towing services, and state agencies. These new requirements aim to protect workers' health by proactively addressing potential air quality hazards in workplaces with significant exposure to outdoor elements.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12593/Overview