Description
Oregon No Smoking Poster
The Oregon No Smoking Poster helps businesses, employers, and public establishments communicate smoking restrictions under Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act (ICAA). This full-color, laminated workplace sign helps identify smoke-free areas and reminds employees, customers, and visitors of Oregon's restrictions on smoking and vaping in public places and workplaces. Designed for Oregon businesses, this supplemental notice supports workplace safety awareness and compliance with applicable smoking regulations.
Oregon No Smoking Poster Specifications:
- 8.5"W x 11"H
- Portrait Style
- Printed in Full Color
- Laminated with High Quality Laminate
Oregon No Smoking Posting Requirements
Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act, established under Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 433, generally prohibits smoking, vaping, and aerosolizing inhalants in enclosed public places and workplaces, subject to certain exceptions.
Under Oregon Administrative Rule 333-015-0040, covered employers and public establishments must display signs prominently at entrances and exits. Required signage must communicate that smoking, vaping, and aerosolizing inhalants are prohibited within 10 feet of entrances, exits, windows that open, and ventilation intakes serving enclosed areas.
Who Needs the Oregon No Smoking Poster?
Oregon's smoke-free workplace requirements generally apply to offices, retail stores, restaurants, hotels, government buildings, healthcare facilities, and other enclosed public places or workplaces.
Business owners and facility managers should ensure that appropriate signage is displayed at required locations. Certain establishments may be subject to additional signage requirements or statutory exceptions.
Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act Compliance
Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act protects employees and the public from exposure to secondhand smoke and aerosols. The law covers traditional smoking products as well as electronic cigarettes, vape pens, and other inhalant delivery systems.
Employers must maintain smoke-free environments in covered areas, display required signage, and take appropriate steps to prevent prohibited smoking or vaping. Businesses may establish more restrictive smoke-free policies, including designating their entire premises as smoke-free.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oregon No Smoking Posters
Are No Smoking signs required in Oregon workplaces?
Yes. Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act requires covered employers and public establishments to display appropriate No Smoking or Vaping signs prominently at entrances and exits, subject to applicable exceptions.
What is Oregon's 10-foot smoking rule?
Oregon generally prohibits smoking, vaping, and aerosolizing inhalants within 10 feet of entrances, exits, accessibility ramps leading to entrances or exits, windows that open, and air-intake vents serving enclosed areas.
Where should Oregon No Smoking signs be displayed?
Required signs must be displayed prominently at entrances and exits of covered workplaces and public places. Additional signage may be useful in employee areas, reception areas, and other locations where smoking restrictions apply.
Does Oregon's smoking law include electronic cigarettes and vaping?
Yes. Oregon's Indoor Clean Air Act covers smoking, vaping, and aerosolizing inhalants, including the use of electronic cigarettes and other inhalant delivery systems in covered locations.
Does the Oregon No Smoking Poster replace other labor law posters?
No. The Oregon No Smoking Poster addresses smoking restrictions and workplace signage. Employers must continue to display other applicable Oregon, federal, and industry-specific workplace notices.
Additional Oregon Labor Law Compliance Posters
Browse our Oregon State Specialty Labor Law Posters for additional workplace safety notices and supplemental posting requirements.
Review our Oregon Labor Law Posters resource page for information about statewide workplace posting requirements.
Visit Labor Law Compliance Center for state, federal, and specialty workplace compliance posters.
