Petition for Adoption, Amendment, or Appeal of a State Administrative Rule
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In accordance with RCW 34.05.330, the Office of Financial Management (OFM) created this form for individuals or groups who wish to petition a state agency or institution of higher education to adopt, amend, or repeal an administrative rule. You may use this form to submit your request. You also may contact agencies using other formats, such as a letter or email. The agency or institution will give full consideration to your petition and will respond to you within 60 days of receiving your petition. For more information on the rule petition process, see Chapter 82-05 of the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) at http://apps.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=82-05
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Form: https://www.ofm.wa.gov/sites/default/files/public/legacy/reports/petition.pdf
Agency Submission: L&I - [email protected] |
Active Rulemaking Activity
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Medical Aid Rules - Conversion Factors (WAC 296-20 & 296-23)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to consider updates to the Medical Aid Rules. These updates are made annually regarding rate setting for most professional health care services for injured workers. These updates may also impact rates for health care services provided to crime victims. The current rules describe elements used in the process of updating the maximum allowable payments for most professional health care services. These elements are set in rule in order to follow the established methodologies of L&I and maintain consistency with the Health Care Authority and Medicaid Purchasing Administration. Specifically, any proposed rule changes will consider the following:
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EFSEC Regulations Rulemaking
EFSEC has initiated an update to its regulations related to adjudicative proceedings, application processes (especially related to pre-application), and site restoration. A CR-101 was filed on Nov. 5, 2025, announcing intent to update the rules in WAC 463-30, 463-60, and 463-72. The purpose of this rulemaking is to provide additional and clarifying guidance regarding formal and informal procedures detailed in these chapters. A virtual workshop will be held on Jan. 8, 2026 @ 9:30 - 10:30am to share more information about the changes they expect to propose and to receive feedback prior to filing the draft language as part of the CR-102 process and holding a formal public hearing. This session is open to all interested parties and will be recorded. Those who are not able to attend but want to provide input about what should be changed in the three chapters can send feedback to [email protected]. |
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Public Safety Program Fee Increases (FY27)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to consider amendments to the fees for Contractor Registration, Electrical, Elevator, Factory Assembled Structures, and Plumber rules. The amendments under consideration would increase fees by the fiscal growth factor for fiscal year 2027 to cover operating expenses for the programs. The current fee levels are insufficient to cover current program expenses. Review the CR-101 Preproposal. |
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Clean Vehicles Program (WAC 173-423)
Ecology is considering amendments to WAC 173-423, the Clean Vehicles Program rule. Washington law (RCW 70A.30.010) requires Ecology to adopt certain California regulations to maintain consistency with California’s emissions standards for new motor vehicles and engines. There will be more engagement opportunities, including an industry-focused meeting on Jan. 12 @ 1:30pm, and a community forum on Jan. 15 @ 9:00am. For more details, including the California Code of Regulations being considered for adoption, visit the rulemaking webpage. |
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Bridge & Ferry Terminal Washing General Permit
Ecology is in the process of updating the Bridge and Ferry Terminal Washing general permit, which includes a proposal to add discharges resulting from hydro-demolition activities as part of the permit. Comments may be submitted on these proposed changes until Jan. 23, 2026. There will also be two public hearings on Jan. 6 @ 2:00pm, and Jan. 7 @ 5:30pm. |
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Ambient Air Quality
On Nov. 19, 2025, Ecology announced a new rulemaking to update the ambient air quality standards and related cause or contribute threshold values, also known as significant impact levels, to align with updates adopted by EPA in 2024. Amendments are needed to align with updates to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for PM2.5 and S02 adopted by EPA in 2024 and with related updates to the EPA-recommended cause or contribute threshold values. Stakeholders may include:
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Air Quality in Overburdened Communities (WAC 173-448)
Ecology is seeking public comments on preliminary draft rule language for a new rule Chapter 173-448 WAC, Air Quality in Overburdened Communities Highly Impacted by Air Pollution. The purpose of this rulemaking is to implement parts of RCW 70A.65.020 to help reduce criteria air pollution in overburdened communities highly impacted by air pollution. This informal comment period lasts until Feb. 15, 2026, at 11:59pm (PT) and is an opportunity for interested parties to comment on the scope of rule language before the rule proposal. Additionally, ecology will host at least one virtual public meeting in Dec. 2025 to discuss this preliminary draft and answer questions you may have. A follow-up message will be sent with dates and registration information for this future public meeting. Comment here. |
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Industrial Insurance 2026 Pension Discount Rate
The purpose of this rulemaking is to lower the pension discount rate for self-insured employers from 5.4% to 5.3% effective April 1, 2026. You can review the rulemaking activity here. There will be a public hearing on Dec. 3 @ 10:00am. Written comments may be submitted to [email protected] by Dec. 3 @ 5:00pm. |
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Medical Evaluation Requirements - Respirators
OSHA proposes to amend the medical evaluation requirements in the respiratory protection standard for certain types of respirators. This proposed change would only impact filtering facepiece respirators and loose-fitting powered air-purifying respirators. OSHA states “The agency preliminarily concludes that there is not sufficient evidence to conclude that wearing FFRs and loose fitting PAPRs without a prior medical evaluation can result in unavoidable adverse outcomes, and that the assumption that medical evaluation effectively detects risk for adverse effects from the occupational use of FFRs and loose fitting PAPRs is unproven.” Submit comments by Nov. 1, 2025 at 11:59pm EST. |
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Construction Illumination
In an explanation of this proposed rescission, OSHA states that “the Construction Illumination Standard is not reasonably necessary or appropriate...because it does not substantially reduce a significant risk to workers...The OSHA standard does not provide significant protection beyond what would exist without the standard because the hazard - lack of illumination - is obvious to employers and employees, as is the means to address it...Because adequate illumination is important to performing work well, OSHA expects that employers would identify and correct working conditions where inadequate illumination exists, eliminating any potential risk. However, if employers do not identify and correct the working conditions on their own, OSHA may still issue citations for this hazard under the General Duty Clause.” Submit comments by Nov. 1, 2025 at 11:59pm EST |
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Standards for Electric Storage Water Heaters (WAC 194-24-180)
Commerce is proposing updating state standards for electric storage water heaters. On Sept. 17, Commerce filed a CR-101 to update rules in WAC 194-24-180. Commerce is proposing to update state standards for electric storage water heaters to reflect more recent versions of the ANSI/CTA-2045-A standards listed in WAC 194-24-180 to maintain and improve consistency with the most recent version of the standard and with comparable standards in other states. For more info and updates, please visit the appliance standards webpage. |
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Requirements of Decertified Self-Insured Employer Groups and Municipalities (HB 1275 Implementation)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to implement HB 1275, under WAC 296-15, Workers’ compensation self-insurance rules and regulations. HB 1275 established L&I’s authority to ensure payment is received from a self-insured group or municipal employer after their self-insurer certification is withdrawn. These rules will ensure funds are available for the continuity of benefits for injured workers if their self-insured employer becomes decertified. This will include rules regarding the continued obligations of decertified self-insured employers, and the methods of how the self-insured employer shall meet financial obligations. Review the CR-101 Preproposal. |
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Youth Employment Updates
The purpose of this rulemaking is to amend WAC 296-125, Non-agricultural employment of minors; WAC 296-131, Agricultural employment standards; and WAC 296-128-400; and to create a new chapter under WAC Title 296. This rulemaking intends to implement three bills the Washington State Legislature passed during the 2025 legislative session:
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Electrical Program: Customer Service, Compliance, and Public Safety (formerly Field Services and Public Safety) (WAC 296-46B)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to consider amendments to the WAC 296-46B, Electrical safety standards, administration, and installation. L&I’s Electrical Program is reviewing the electrical rules and new safety codes from the 2026 edition of the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 70, the National Electrical Code (NEC). The purpose of this review is to consider amendments to the adopted 2026 NEC safety codes, to update and clarify existing rules, and make housekeeping and other rule changes. The 2026 NEC (NFPA 70-2026) will replace the current 2023 NEC (NFPA 70-2023) standards on December 31, 2026. The electrical rules are reviewed every three years, or each code cycle, to ensure the rules are consistent with national electrical safety standards and industry practice. The review process provides Washington’s electrical stakeholders the opportunity to review the existing rules, submit proposals for changes to the rules, and provide recommendations to L&I regarding adoption of the rules, prior to NEC implementation. CR-101 Preproposal |
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Sand and Gravel General Permit Review
The Sand and Gravel General Permit regulates discharges of process water, stormwater, and water from mine dewatering into waters of the state associated with sand and gravel operations, rock quarries, and similar mining operations. The permit also covers concrete batch operations and hot-mix asphalt operations. |
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EPA Proposes Rescinding 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding & Greenhouse Gas Vehicle Standards
If rescinded, local governments would not receive federal support to plan for vehicle emissions. The proposed rule would repeal all GHG emission standards for light-duty, medium duty, and heavy-duty vehicles and engines. Review the proposed rule summery, notice of proposed rulemaking, public hearing notice, Draft Regulatory Impact Analysis, and Redline Version of EPA’s Proposed Regulations. Washington state government employees will attend hearings to provide testimony and submit written comments urging the EPA not to rescind the 2009 Endangerment Finding. Their comments will emphasize the potential impacts to local, regional, and state climate change planning and mitigation efforts. |
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Interim Policy Lab for Accreditation Fees
This interim policy clarifies how Ecology may calculate fees associated with Lab Accreditation fees, as required in WAC. This is to ensure fees align with the temporary lower costs of administering the Washington Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program. Review the publication here. |
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Electrical Rule: EV Supply Equipment & Competency (SSB 5528 Implementation)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to implement SSB 5528 concerning the installation of transportation electrification infrastructure. The legislature enacted additional certification requirements for electricians installing EV supply equipment on public works projects that take effect Jan 1, 2026. The amendments are also needed to streamline requirements for electrician and administrator competency exams. |
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Coercion Based on Immigration Status (WAC 296-128)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to implement Substitute Senate Bill 5104 (Chapter 236, Laws of 2025), which includes the following labor standards requirements:
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Contractor Registration & Plumber Contractor Licensing (RCW 34.05.310 Implementation)
L&I has developed draft rule language changes for submitting insurance documents for contractor registration and plumbing contractor licensing. The latest version of the proposed rules is available on L&I’s Contractor Laws & Rules and Plumbing Laws & Rules webpages. Please send input prior to CR-102 filing to Megan Edwards ([email protected]) by July 25th. The CR-102 is expected to be filed in Sept. 2025. Changes under the draft proposal include:
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Equal Pay & Opportunities Protections & Guidelines (SSB 5408 & SSB 5501 Implementation)
The purpose of this rulemaking is to implements SSB 5408 and SSB 5501 which include the following labor standards under the Equal Pay and Opportunities Act (RCW 49.58):
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SEPA Filings (WAC 365-196 & 365-195, HB 1181 Implementation)
The Department of Commerce recently submitted documents required by the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) as part of adopting a climate element in the Growth Management Act. Specifically, Commerce proposed new rules for WAC 365-196 and WAC 365-195 to implement HB 1181. Relevant documents are available for review and comment until Aug. 8 at 5pm. |
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Apprenticeship Rule: Specialty Electricians (ESHB 1533 Implementation)
ESHB 1533 added a new section to Chapter 49.04 RCW, Apprenticeship, allowing single-employer (01) electrician apprenticeship programs to use apprentices to perform work under their valid electrician specialty certificate without changing the apprentice’s status in the (01) program, with some restrictions. |
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High Hazard Facilities (EHB 1173 Implementation)
EHB 1173 (Chapter 210, Laws of 2025) amends Chapter 49.80 RCW by adding a definition for “applicable occupation”, amending the definition for who is considered a “registered apprentice”, and adding language regarding the wage payment requirement for a worker in an apprenticeable occupation performing work under this chapter when they don’t meet the definition of either registered or skilled journeyperson. |
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State Waters Alteration Permit
(WAC 173-217) Ecology beginning rulemaking for a new rule to establish a formal permitting program for projects that could alter or impact wetlands, streams, and other state waters. Currently, they issue administrative orders under the Water Pollution Control Act to authorize projects seeking to alter or impact state waters. While administrative orders protect the environment, the process lacks public notice opportunities and timeline obligations for issuing decisions. The new statewide permitting program will improve customer service by:
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Multiple CBAs Dispute Resolution Process
(WAC 296-127) L&I received and accepted a petition for rulemaking to establish an interested party dispute resolution process that L&I would engage when determining appropriate collective bargaining agreements to establish a prevailing wage rate for a trade and occupation in a county. Rules are needed for a clear process to establish rates as well as a process for dispute resolution. A clear process for establishing the relevant CBAs for a given occupation as well as resolving disputes will benefit stakeholders by providing consistency and transparency. |
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Safer Products for Washington
Ecology's Safer Products for Washington program works with the Dept. of Health to implement the Toxic Pollution Law (RCW 70A.350). This law reduces the use of toxic chemicals in consumer products by restricting or eliminating them when safer alternatives are available, creates a pathway to keep harmful chemicals out of the environment, and authorizes Ecology to regulate chemicals in consumer products in 5-year cycles. Ecology is currently in Cycle 1.5 and 2 of rulemaking for this topic. You can review more information and materials on the website. |
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Cap-and-Invest Offsets, U.S. Forest Protocol (WAC 173-446)
Ecology is considering amendments to update Chapter 173-446 WAC, Climate Commitment Act Program Rule. This rulemaking may consider amendments to address new and revised Cap-and-Invest offset protocols, including WAC 173-446-505 and WAC 173-446-580 |
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Cap-and-Invest Program Updates and Linkage (WAC 173-441 & 173-446)
Ecology is considering amendments to Chapter 173-446 WAC and Chapter 173-441 WAC to make improvements to the implementation of the Cap-and-Invest Program, facilitate the linkage of Washington’s carbon market with California-Québec carbon market, as well as make other necessary updates. Commerce originally announced the Cap-and-Invest Linkage rulemaking in April 2024 (filed a CR-101). On March 31, 2025, they announced the Cap-and-Invest Program Updates and Linkage Rulemaking (filed a new CR-101) to address a broader set of Cap-and-Invest Program topics. |
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Safety and Health Core Rules (WAC 296-800)
DOSH intends to conduct rulemaking for chapter 296-800 WAC, Safety and health core rules, to remove confusing and unnecessary language as well as update where necessary to align with the requirements of the Federal OSHA and Washington State rules. In addition, this rulemaking intends to: Consider updates for WAC 296-800-13020 in response to a petition L&I received regarding the length of the term a safety committee member may serve; Address housekeeping and formatting issues. This rulemaking may include other changes related to workplace safety. |
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Ergonomics: Scheduled Airlines - Ground Crew Operations - ESSB 5217 Implementation (WAC 296 Chapter TBD)
In 2023, the Washington State Legislature authorized L&I to adopt ergonomic rules to prevent strains, sprains, and other work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) in industries or risk classes that have a compensable workers’ compensation claim rate greater than two times the statewide rate (RCW 49.17.520). L&I can only adopt one rule within a 12-month period for either an industry or a risk classification. |
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Worker Walk Around (WAC 296-900)
OSHA’s regulation, 29 CFR 1903.8, allows employers and employees the right to authorize a representative to accompany OSHA officials during a workplace inspection. Employees can authorize another employee to serve as their representative or select a third party. If a third party is chosen, the OSHA official must be shown why a non-employee is reasonably necessary to accompany them on an inspection, including but not limited to, their knowledge, skills, or experience with similar workplace hazards or conditions. OSHA officials are able to deny any person whose conduct obstructs an inspection from being performed fairly from attending the inspection. DOSH already allows for a representative to accompany an OSHA official during an inspection, and this rulemaking will both align with OSHA and formalize current DOSH practice in rule. |
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Growth Management Act - Updating Administrative Climate Rules (WAC 365-196)
The rulemaking effort responds to Chapter 228, Laws of 2023 (HB1181) (PDF) which calls for the addition of a new climate element in comprehensive plans. Rulemaking will address requirements for the climate element, including:
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Trenching Rescue and Excavation
(WAC 296-155) DOSH is proposing to amend WAC 296-155-655, General protection requirements, under chapter 296-155 WAC, Safety standards for construction work, Part N Excavation, trenching, and shoring, to require employers to complete a written work plan detailing appropriate risk analysis and prior to beginning any work that requires a protective system. Definitions applicable to the chapter were moved from WAC 296-155-650 to a new section, WAC 296-155-652.
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Employment Covered by RCW 51.32.187 - Exposed workers-prima facie presumption of certain occupational diseases-rebuttal-definitions (WAC 296-17)
The CR-102 Proposal Rule Making, filed on September 22, 2020, was withdrawn. This withdrawal is due to the need for more stakeholder involvement and coordination. L&I will continue working with stakeholders to refine proposed rules for potential future rule making. The purpose of this rulemaking is to consider whether provisions of RCW 51.32.187 regarding presumption of certain occupational diseases for Hanford site workers, necessitate special rates, classifications, and reporting rules for employment covered by RCW 51.32.187 insured with the State Fund. The intention is for contractors of the United States Department of Energy (DOE) working at the Hanford site to have their contractors and subcontractors covered under the state fund. Currently, these contractors are covered under a special insuring agreement/Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) as authorized under RCW 51.04.130. |
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Plumber Certification Rules - Phase 3
(WAC 296-400A) The purpose of this rulemaking is to consider changes to the Plumber Certification Rules. The changes under consideration include the following: (1) Increase fees by 5.58% to cover operating expenses. The fee increase is the Office of Financial Management’s maximum allowable fiscal growth factor for fiscal year 2023. A fee increase is necessary to ensure the Plumber Program’s revenues match expenditures, otherwise, service levels may need to be reduced. (2) Modify rules to address the legislative changes under the 2020 Plumbing Act (Senate Bill 6170). The changes under consideration include, but are not limited to: adding new fees and penalties, modifying the definitions, modifying plumbing certificates and competency examinations, and modifying records and licenses plumbing contractors need to keep and report. (3) Modify rules for general updates, clarity, housekeeping, and other rule changes. |
Rulemaking Archives
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Safety & Health Retaliation
CR-103 filed January 6, 2026. Rules effective Feb. 6, 2026. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Hazard Communication
CR-103 filed December 30, 2025. Rules effective Feb. 1, 2026. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Cranes, Rigging, and Personnel Lifting (WAC 296-155)
CR-103 filed August 5, 2025. Rules effective Sept. 5, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Insurance Services: Reporting and Classification Amendments for 2026
CR-103 filed November 18, 2025. Rules effective Jan. 1, 2026. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Labor Standards Statute Alignment (WAC 296-128 & 296-135)
CR-103 filed December 2, 2025. Rules effective Jan. 1, 2026. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Improved Tracking of Workplace Injuries & Illnesses (WAC 296-27)
CR-103 filed September 30, 2025. Rules effective Oct. 3, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Industrial Insurance Premium Rates FY26
(WAC 296-17, 296-17B) CR-103 filed November 26, 2025. Rules effective Jan. 1, 2026. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Elevator Fee Increase FY 26 (WAC 296-96)
CR-103 filed September 30, 2025. Rules effective Nov. 1, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Hydrofluorocarbons (WAC 173-443)
CR-103 filed October 29, 2025. Rules effective Nov. 29, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
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Cap-and-Invest Offsets, ODS (WAC 173-446)
CR-103 filed July 21, 2025. Rules effective Aug. 21, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: Department of Ecology
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Tower Crane Permit and Safety Requirements (WAC 296-155, Part L; 2SHB 2022 Implementation)
CR-103 filed November 4, 2025. Rules effective Dec. 5, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Clean Fuels Program (WAC 173-424)
CR-103 filed October 20, 2025. Rules effective Nov. 20, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: Department of Ecology
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Electrical Program: Field Services and Public Safety
CR-103 filed November 18, 2025. Rules effective Dec. 19, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Clarifying the Washington State Public Works Board (PWB) Broadband Emergency Program Rules
CR-103 filed September 3, 2025. Rules effective Oct. 4, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: Department of Commerce
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Growth Management Act - Updating Administrative Housing Rules (WAC 365-196 & 365-199)
CR-103 filed August 15, 2025. Rules effective Sept. 20, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: Department of Commerce
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Cranes, Rigging & Personnel Lifting
(WAC 296-155, Part L) CR-103 filed August 5, 2025. Rule effective September 5, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Sanitary Protections (EHB 2266)
CR-103 filed May 20, 2025. Rule effective July 1, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 Product Card for Employers |
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Fire-Resistant Material Applicators (SHB 1323)
CR-103 filed May 29, 2025. Rule effective July 1, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Industrial Insurance Premium Rates, 2025 (WAC 296-17 & 296-17B)
CR-103 filed November 26, 2024. Rule effective January 1, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Wildfire Smoke: EPA AQI Alignment (WAC 296-820 & 296-307)
CR-103 filed April 15, 2025. Rule effective May 16, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Electricity Markets (WAC 173-441 & 173-446)
CR-103 file Dec. 3, 2024. Rule effective Jan. 3, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: Department of Ecology
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Monetary Penalties and Appeals (WAC 296-900)
CR-103 filed Jan. 16, 2025. Rule effective Feb. 17, 2025. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Electrical Rule - Code Adoption (WAC 296-46B)
CR-103 filed Feb. 21, 2024. Rule effective April 1, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Electrical Rule (ESSB 5320 Implementation)
CR-103 filed June 21, 2023. Rule effective July 3, 2023. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Electrical Rule (SSB 6126 Implementation)
CR-103 filed Feb. 14, 2023. Rule effective July 1, 2023. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Wildfire Smoke (WAC 296-820 & 296-307)
CR-103 filed Dec. 14, 2023. Rule effective Jan. 15, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Process Safety Management (PSM) - Hazardous Chemicals (WAC 296-67)
CR-103 filed Dec. 27, 2023. Rule effective Dec. 27, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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High Hazard Facilities Appendix Update (WAC 296-71)
CR-103 filed June 4, 2024. Rule effective July 5, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Prevailing Wage - Housekeeping
(WAC 296-127) CR-103 filed Oct. 17, 2024. Rule effective Nov. 17, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Electrical Fees Increase - FY25
(WAC 296-46B) CR-103 filed March 19, 2024. Rule effective July 1, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Voluntary Use of PPE (WAC 296-155, 296-307, 296-800)
CR-103 filed Aug. 20, 2024. Rule effective Oct. 1, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Unified Safety Standards for Fall Protection
(WAC 296-880) CR-103 filed Sept. 3, 2024. Rule effective Oct. 7, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Minna |
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Contractor Registration - 2SHB 1534 Implementation - Phase 1 (WC 296-200A)
CR-103 filed Aug. 22, 2023. Rule effective Aug. 22, 2023. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Contractor Registration - 2SHB 1534 Implementation - Phase 2 (WAC 296-200A)
CR-103 filed April 30, 2024. Rule effective July 1, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Prevailing Wage - Intents & Affidavits - 2SSB 5268 Implementation (WAC 296-127)
CR-103 filed Dec. 5, 2023. Rule effective July 1, 2024. Rulemaking Website CR-103 |
Agency: L&I
WSBCTC POC: Erin |
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Apprenticeship: Standards Submittal Deadline - E2SSB 5600 Implementation
(WAC 296-05) CR-103 filed Oct. 17, 2024. Rule effective Nov. 17, 2024. |
