RSA 277:33 · Inspectors

Source history

• 1917, 183:12
• 1921, 130:2. PL 177:29. RL 215:29
• 1950, 5, part 18:13
• 1951, 168:1. RSA 277:33
• 1957, 172:1
• 1963, 220:7, eff. July 1, 1963

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Bill relationships

• 2026 HB1072 related

  of RSA 276-A:4, I, relative to the prohibition against youth being employed or permitted to work in any hazardous occupation. (g) The commissioner is enforcing the provisions of RSA 277, relative to public workplace safety. (h) The owner or owner’s representative has had an opportunity to review the notice document required by paragraph I and has provided written consent to waive the 30 day deadline.

• 2026 HB1447 reference

  separating people by sex or gender for reasons of modesty and safety; (b) When referring to "women of childbearing age" or similar; (c) For female inspectors as designated in RSA 277:33; (d) For programs and services intended at the time of formation to serve females to the exclusion of males including but not limited to: (1) Women's health care as described RSA 417-D; (2) For women housed in t

• 2026 HB303 reference

  es it is unlikely that the bill will have significant impact on revenues at the state, county or local level. It is possible that some employers would violate the new standards resulting in civil penalty under RSA 277. Such an increase in revenue cannot be credibly quantified at this time. It is assumed that any fiscal impact would occur after FY 2025. AGENCIES CONTACTED: Department of Labor

• 2026 HB303-FN add

  ll make available such record of annual review to any interested party on request. (c) The commissioner shall make recommendation to the legislature for statutory amendment to RSA 277 when such amendment is identified as necessary following annual review of standards. 3 Additional Staffing Requirement. The labor commissioner may establish up to 6 additional full-time, classified labor inspector