2-9 used for blasting, all forms of high explosives, blasting materials, fuses

2-10 other than electric circuit breakers, detonators and other detonating

2-11 agents, smokeless powders, other explosive or incendiary devices and any

2-12 chemical compound, mechanical mixture or device that contains any

2-13 oxidizing and combustible units, or other ingredients, in such

2-14 proportions, quantities or packing that ignition by fire, friction,

2-15 concussion, percussion, or detonation of the compound, mixture or

2-18 as an employee engaged in the production, use, storage or handling of

2-19 explosives pursuant to section 2 of this act shall submit with his

2-20 application the statement prescribed by the welfare division of the

2-21 department of human resources pursuant to NRS 425.520. The statement

2-22 must be completed and signed by the applicant.

2-23 2. The division shall include the statement required pursuant to

2-24 subsection 1 in:

2-25 (a) The application or any other forms that must be submitted for the

2-26 issuance or renewal of the certification; or

2-27 (b) A separate form prescribed by the division.

2-28 3. Certification as an employee engaged in the production, use,

2-29 storage or handling of explosives may not be issued or renewed pursuant

2-30 to section 2 of this act if the applicant:

2-31 (a) Fails to submit the statement required pursuant to subsection 1; or

2-32 (b) Indicates on the statement submitted pursuant to subsection 1 that

2-33 he is subject to a court order for the support of a child and is not in

2-34 compliance with the order or a plan approved by the district attorney or

2-35 other public agency enforcing the order for the repayment of the amount

2-36 owed pursuant to the order.

2-37 4. If an applicant indicates on the statement submitted pursuant to

2-38 subsection 1 that he is subject to a court order for the support of a child

2-39 and is not in compliance with the order or a plan approved by the district

2-40 attorney or other public agency enforcing the order for the repayment of

3-9 pursuant to NRS 425.540 that provides for the suspension of all

3-10 professional, occupational and recreational licenses, certificates and

3-11 permits issued to a person who has been certified as an employee

3-12 engaged in the production, use, storage or handling of explosives

3-13 pursuant to section 2 of this act, the division shall deem the certification

3-14 issued to that person to be suspended at the end of the 30th day after the

3-15 date on which the court order was issued unless the division receives a

3-16 letter issued by the district attorney or other public agency pursuant to

3-17 NRS 425.550 to the person who has been issued the certification stating

3-18 that the person has complied with the subpoena or warrant or has

3-19 satisfied the arrearage pursuant to NRS 425.560.

3-20 2. The division shall reinstate the certification of an employee

3-21 engaged in the production, use, storage or handling of explosives issued

3-22 pursuant to section 2 of this act that has been suspended by a district

3-23 court pursuant to NRS 425.540 if the division receives a letter issued by

3-24 the district attorney or other public agency pursuant to NRS 425.550 to

3-25 the person whose certification was suspended stating that the person

3-26 whose certification was suspended has complied with the subpoena or

3-30 may inspect all records of the division which contain information

3-31 regarding:

3-32 (a) An oral or written complaint filed by an employee or a

3-33 representative of employees alleging the existence of an imminent danger

3-34 or a violation of a safety or health standard that threatens physical harm;

3-35 (b) The manner in which the division acted on any such complaint;

3-36 (c) Any citation issued by the division to an employer and the reason

3-37 for its issuance; and

3-38 (d) Any penalty imposed by the division on an employer and the reason

3-39 therefor.

3-40 2. The division shall, upon oral or written request and payment of any

3-41 applicable charges, provide to any person a copy of any record of the

4-22 the Nevada Industrial Insurance Act [,] or the Nevada Occupational

4-23 Diseases Act or enlarge, diminish or affect in any other manner the

4-24 common law or statutory rights, duties or liabilities of employers and

4-25 employees under the laws of this state with respect to injuries, occupational

4-26 or other, diseases or death of employees arising out of or in the course of

4-27 employment.

4-28 2. Statements, reports and information obtained or received by the

4-29 division in connection with an investigation under, or the administration or

4-30 enforcement of, the provisions of this chapter must not be admitted as

4-31 evidence in any civil action other than an action for enforcement, variance

4-32 hearing or review under this chapter.

4-33 3. Any report of investigation or inspection or any information

4-34 concerning trade secrets or secret industrial processes obtained under this

4-35 chapter must not be disclosed or open to public inspection , except [as] :

4-36 (a) As such information may be disclosed to other officers or employees

4-37 concerned with carrying out this chapter [or when] ;

4-38 (b) When relevant in any court proceeding under this chapter [.] ; or

4-39 (c) As otherwise provided in NRS 618.341.

4-40 4. The division, the courts, and where applicable, the review board

4-41 may issue such orders as may be appropriate to protect the confidentiality

5-3 create a district for a fire department. The board of county commissioners

5-4 is ex officio the governing body of any district created pursuant to this

5-5 section and may:

5-6 (a) Organize, regulate and maintain the fire department.

5-7 (b) Appoint and prescribe the duties of the fire chief.

5-8 (c) Designate arson investigators as peace officers.

5-9 (d) Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive, combustible or

5-10 inflammable material in or transported through the county, and prescribe

5-11 the distance from any residential or commercial area where it may be kept.

5-12 Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this paragraph that regulates places

5-13 of employment where explosives are stored must be at least as stringent

5-14 as the standards and procedures adopted by the division of industrial

5-15 relations of the department of business and industry pursuant to section 2

5-16 of this act.

5-17 (e) Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations necessary

5-18 to carry out the purposes of this section.

5-19 (f) Include the budget of the district in the budget of the county.

5-20 (g) Hold meetings of the governing body of the district in conjunction

5-21 with the meetings of the board of county commissioners without posting

5-22 additional notices of the meetings within the district.

5-23 2. The other officers and employees of the county shall perform duties

5-24 for the district that correspond to the duties they perform for the county.

5-25 3. All persons employed to perform the functions of the fire

5-29 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

5-30 2. Prescribe the duties of the fire chief.

5-31 3. Designate arson investigators as peace officers.

5-32 4. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive, combustible or

5-33 inflammable material in or transported through the city, and prescribe the

5-34 distance from any residential or commercial area where it may be kept.

5-35 Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this subsection that regulates places

5-36 of employment where explosives are stored must be at least as stringent

5-37 as the standards and procedures adopted by the division of industrial

5-38 relations of the department of business and industry pursuant to section 2

5-39 of this act.

5-40 5. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations necessary

6-3 laws, the town board or board of county commissioners [shall have the

6-4 power and duty to] may regulate the storage of gunpowder and other

6-5 explosive or combustible materials. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to

6-6 this section that regulates places of employment where explosives are

6-7 stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and procedures

6-8 adopted by the division of industrial relations of the department of

6-12 marshal shall enforce all laws and adopt regulations relating to:

6-13 (a) The prevention of fire.

6-14 (b) The storage and use of combustibles, flammables and fireworks [.

6-15 (c) The storage and use of explosives in any commercial construction,

6-16 but not in mining or the control of avalanches.

6-17 (d)] under those circumstances that are not otherwise regulated by the

6-18 division of industrial relations of the department of business and industry

6-19 pursuant to section 2 of this act.

6-20 (c) The safety, access, means and adequacy of exit in case of fire from

6-21 mental and penal institutions, facilities for the care of children, foster

6-22 homes, residential facilities for groups, facilities for intermediate care,

6-23 nursing homes, hospitals, schools, all buildings, except private residences,

6-24 which are occupied for sleeping purposes, buildings used for public

6-25 assembly and all other buildings where large numbers of persons work,

6-26 live or congregate for any purpose. As used in this paragraph, "public

6-27 assembly" means a building or a portion of a building used for the

6-28 gathering together of 50 or more persons for purposes of deliberation,

6-29 education, instruction, worship, entertainment, amusement or awaiting

6-30 transportation, or the gathering together of 100 or more persons in

6-31 establishments for drinking or dining.

6-32 [(e)] (d) The suppression and punishment of arson and fraudulent

6-33 claims or practices in connection with fire losses.

6-34 The regulations of the state fire marshal apply throughout the state, but,

6-35 except with respect to state-owned or state-occupied buildings, his

6-36 authority to enforce them or conduct investigations under this chapter is

6-37 limited to those counties whose population is less than 35,000, except in

6-38 those local jurisdictions in other counties where he is requested to exercise

6-39 that authority by the chief officer of the organized fire department of that

6-40 jurisdiction.

8-14 (a) [Maintenance,] The maintenance, installation or sale of fire

8-15 extinguishers, fire alarm systems or fire sprinkler systems.

8-16 (b) [Use of explosives in any commercial construction, but not in

8-17 mining or the control of avalanches.

8-18 (c)] Commercial fireworks displays.

8-19 2. Applications for licenses must be made on a form prescribed by the

8-20 state fire marshal.

8-21 3. The state fire marshal may conduct inspections, examinations or

8-22 hearings before the issuance of licenses.

8-23 4. The state fire marshal may charge a reasonable fee, to be fixed by

8-24 regulation, for the inspection and issuance of licenses.

8-25 5. If any person is denied a license by the state fire marshal, he is

9-10 regulation of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and

9-11 regulations. The board of councilmen may:

9-12 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

9-13 2. Provide for the appointment of a fire chief and prescribe his

9-14 duties.

9-15 3. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive,

9-16 combustible or inflammable material in or transported through the

9-17 city, and prescribe the distance from any residential or commercial

9-18 area where it may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

9-19 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

9-20 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

9-21 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

9-22 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

9-23 act.

9-24 4. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations

9-30 The board may regulate or prohibit the storage within or

9-31 transportation through Carson City of any explosive, combustible,

9-32 toxic or other hazardous material. Any ordinance adopted

9-33 pursuant to this section that regulates places of employment

9-34 where explosives are stored must be at least as stringent as the

9-35 standards and procedures adopted by the division of industrial

9-36 relations of the department of business and industry pursuant to

9-42 regulation of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and

11-3 read as follows:

11-4 Sec. 2.160 Powers of city council: Fire protection; regulation

11-5 of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and regulations.

11-6 The city council may:

11-7 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

11-8 2. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive,

11-9 combustible or inflammable material in or transported through the

11-10 city, and prescribe the distance from any residential or commercial

11-11 area where it may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

11-12 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

11-13 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

11-14 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

11-15 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

11-16 act.

11-17 3. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations

11-23 of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and regulations.

11-24 The city council may:

11-25 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

11-26 2. Regulate or prohibit the storage in or the transportation

11-27 through the city of any explosive, combustible or inflammable

11-28 material and prescribe the location within the city where those

11-29 materials may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

11-30 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

11-31 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

11-32 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

11-33 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

11-34 act.

11-35 3. Establish by ordinance a fire code and other regulations

11-36 which are necessary to provide for the prevention of and protection

11-37 against fires and to carry out the purposes of this section.

11-38 4. Suspend or revoke the license of any business for its failure

11-39 to comply with any regulation which is adopted pursuant to this

12-5 of explosives, flammable materials; fire codes and regulations.
12-6 The city council may:

12-7 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

12-8 2. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive,

12-9 combustible or flammable material in or transported through the

12-10 city, and prescribe the distance from any residential or commercial

12-11 area where it may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

12-12 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

12-13 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

12-14 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

12-15 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

12-16 act.

12-17 3. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations

12-23 regulation of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and

12-24 regulations. The board of councilmen may:

12-25 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

12-26 2. Provide for the appointment of a fire chief and prescribe his

12-27 duties.

12-28 3. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive,

12-29 combustible or inflammable material in or transported through the

12-30 city, and prescribe the distance from any residential or commercial

12-31 area where it may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

12-32 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

12-33 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

12-34 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

12-35 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

12-36 act.

12-37 4. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations

13-5 of explosives, inflammable materials; fire codes and regulations.

13-6 The city council may:

13-7 1. Organize, regulate and maintain a fire department.

13-8 2. Provide for the appointment of a fire chief and prescribe his

13-9 duties.

13-10 3. Regulate or prohibit the storage of any explosive,

13-11 combustible or inflammable material in or transported through the

13-12 city, and prescribe the distance from any residential or commercial

13-13 area where it may be kept. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this

13-14 subsection that regulates places of employment where explosives

13-15 are stored must be at least as stringent as the standards and

13-16 procedures adopted by the division of industrial relations of the

13-17 department of business and industry pursuant to section 2 of this

13-18 act.

13-19 4. Establish, by ordinance, a fire code and other regulations