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Oregon OSHA’s agricultural labor housing rules apply to any place where there are living areas or other housing provided by someone who recruits workers to work on an agricultural establishment.
Agricultural labor housing for workers who produce or harvest farm crops must be registered with Oregon OSHA, except when the housing is occupied by members of the same family or by five or fewer unrelated people.
After housing is registered with Oregon OSHA, the operator will receive a certificate that must be displayed in a location frequented by employees. The operator of the agricultural labor housing must also provide and display a translation of the certificate in the language or languages used to communicate with the employees.
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Agriculture labor housing
Agricultural Labor Housing Registry
Application for registering agricultural labor housing
Field Inspection Reference Manual (FIRM)
H-2A Temporary Agricultural Program see the Oregon Employment Department websiteor the U.S. Department of Labor website
Infectious Disease Advisory Committee
Adopted and effective March 18, 2022Adjusted Temporary Rules Addressing the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency in All WorkplacesRule text
Advisory Memo: Changes to enforcement of Employer-Provided Labor Housing rule, April 1, 2022 Spanish
Adopted and effective April 13, 2021Adjusted Temporary Rules Addressing the COVID-19 Workplace Requirements for Employer-Provided Labor HousingRule text
Supplemental Employer-Provided Labor Housing Inspection ChecklistJuly 2, 2021
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