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OH HB229
Bill
Status
6/17/2009
Primary Sponsor
John Domenick
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AI Summary
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Department of Health shall establish a pilot program testing the OS1 comprehensive cleaning system in at least three public school districts (one urban, one suburban, one rural) for one school year.
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Selected school districts must have reported underperformance in sanitary conditions per health inspections and high workers' compensation claims by janitorial staff.
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OS1 system implementation requires existing school employees and must include comprehensive cleaning processes, staff training, safety emphasis, green-certified products, and quality control measures using only three daily-use chemicals.
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Each facility's implementation shall be overseen by a committee with representatives from the Department of Health, Bureau of Workers' Compensation, local board of health, school district superintendent and facility manager, and ManageMen, Inc.
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Committee shall establish baseline metrics, meet quarterly to review progress, conduct end-of-year evaluation, and submit written report to Governor, General Assembly, and Director of Health for posting on the Department's website.
Legislative Description
To require the Department of Health to establish a pilot program to test the effectiveness of the "OS1" comprehensive cleaning system in public schools.
OS1 cleaning system in public schools-pilot program to test effectiveness
Last Action
To Health
6/17/2009