Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 18.60.055 (2026)
Division of labor standards and safety
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Sec. 18.60.055. Division of labor standards and safety.
As established by AS 23.10.075, there is in the department a division of labor standards and safety. Minimum qualifications shall be established for employees of the department acting as safety inspectors under AS 18.60.010 — 18.60.105. These qualifications must include, as a minimum requirement, at least five years general work experience in the field they are assigned to inspect. Training in safety principles, codes, and standards may be substituted for work experience up to a maximum of three years.
As established by AS 23.10.075, there is in the department a division of labor standards and safety. Minimum qualifications shall be established for employees of the department acting as safety inspectors under AS 18.60.010 — 18.60.105. These qualifications must include, as a minimum requirement, at least five years general work experience in the field they are assigned to inspect. Training in safety principles, codes, and standards may be substituted for work experience up to a maximum of three years.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 1976–1977 · leading case: Woods & Rohde, Inc. v. State, Dep't of Labor, 565 P.2d 138 (Alaska 1977).
Woods & Rohde, Inc. v. State, Dep't of Labor, 565 P.2d 138 (Alaska 1977). “[14] AS 18.60.055. As representatives of the Alaska Department of Labor, the compliance officers must present appropriate credentials to the owner, operator or agent in charge of the subject premises as a prerequisite to any entry and inspection.”
Wallace v. State, 557 P.2d 1120 (Alaska 1976). “Minimum qualifications shall be established for employees of the department acting as safety inspectors. These qualifications shall include, as a minimum requirement, at least five years general work experience in the field they are assigned to inspect.”
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