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    "ocrText": "28\nRules Governing the Licensing of and Operation of\nCompensation Medical Bureaus\n27. The character and frequency of accidents, the number of employees in\na given plant and the availability of qualified medical care in the imme-\ndiate vicinity of the place of employment should be considered in relation\nto the authorization of an employer's compensation medical bureau.\n28. The bureau should be located in the industrial plant or in the immediate\nvicinity.\n29. The question of the necessity of the presence of a physician during work-\ning hours, or the availability of a physician at stated hours should be\ndetermined by an inspection of the plant to ascertain the nature of the\nhazards and the frequency of accidents.\n30. The bureau shall be well housed with sufficient space, light and air and\nshall conform to reasonable sanitary requirements. Proper facilities in\nthe form of personnel for assistance in emergencies, instruments, steril-\nizers, dressings, drugs, shall be available at all times and in amounts\nproportionate to the size of the plant and the number of employees. Such\nfacilities shall be adequate for more than mere emergency care and for\nthe more severe type of industrial injury.\n31. A bureau license may be given for a stated project which, because of the\nhazards of the project and the frequency of accidents, requires continued\nmedical care and such license shall be for the life of the given project\nonly. In such cases all employees of all subcontractors shall be covered\nby the license.\n32. No license shall be issued to an employer to cover any but his own\nemployees except as indicated in Rule No. 31.\n33. First aid stations-No license is required to operate a first aid station\nby an employer of labor. Such first aid or emergency station should be\nproperly equipped for first aid in accordance with the type of hazard\nencountered at the particular place of employment.\n34. Form C-105, a notice of the rights of an injured employee and the\nresponsibilities of the employer, shall be posted in each compensation\nmedical bureau and first aid station.\n35. All compensation medical bureaus when operated by summer camps\nand other institutions, wherein such camps and institutions are operating\nfor profit, shall be charged a license fee of $25.00 per annum for the\noperation of such medical bureaus which are in operation for six months\nof the year or less.\nFRIEDA S. MILLER,\nIndustrial Commissioner\nMarch 1, 1939"
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