Washington Administrative Code
Title 296 - Labor and Industries, Department of
Chapter 296-831 - Adult entertainer safety
Section 296-831-400 - Training requirements
Universal Citation: WA Admin Code 296-831-400
Current through Register Vol. 24-06, March 15, 2024
(1) Adult entertainment establishments must train entertainers on the following, prior to their work as entertainers (for more information related to customer complaint logs/blocklists see WAC 296-831-500) .
(a) The location and type of panic buttons
used in the establishment (audible/discreet at the point of use).
(b) How to use panic button(s).
(c) Proper scenarios for use of panic
button(s).
(d) What, if any, are
the limitations of the panic button(s) and/or alarm system(s) - Under what
circumstances could the panic but-ton(s) and alarm system(s) fail and what are
entertainers expected to do in these scenarios.
(e) The location and purpose of both the
customer complaint log and blocklist.
(f) What scenarios are appropriate for
listing customers in both the complaint log and blocklist.
(g) What steps entertainers must take to have
customers added to blocklist and/or customer complaint log.
(2) Adult entertainment establishments designate and train responders on the following prior to their work as designated responders (for more information related to customer complaint logs/blocklists see WAC 296-831-500) .
(a)
The location and type of panic buttons used in the establishment.
(b) How to recognize panic button
alarms?
(c) What, if any, are the
limitations of the panic button(s) and/or alarm system(s) - Under what
circumstances could the panic but-ton(s) and alarm system(s) fail and what are
responders expected to do in these scenarios?
(d) What are the designated responders
assigned duties following the use of a panic button?
(e) How do designated responders perform
assigned duties following the use of a panic button?
(f) The location and purpose of both the
customer complaint log and blocklist.
(g) What scenarios are appropriate for
listing customers in both the complaint log and blocklist.
(h) What steps designated responders must
take to have customers added to blocklist and/or customer complaint
log.
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