WA SB6180

Removes time-based restrictions for firefighters' heart problem claims, eliminating the requirements that heart problems occur within 72 hours of smoke/fumes/toxic substance exposure or within 24 hours of strenuous firefighting activities

Removes similar time restrictions for law enforcement officers, eliminating the requirement that heart problems occur within 72 hours of toxic exposure or within 24 hours of strenuous duty

Maintains the existing prima facie presumption that heart problems are occupational diseases for covered firefighters, fire investigators, and law enforcement officers under workers' compensation

Deletes the statutory definition of "firefighting activities" that was previously used to qualify the heart problem presumption

May be cited as the "Erik Shouse memorial act"