Activities Offender Crews Cannot Engage In
- Work involving building demolition or other wrecking dismantling operations
- Work involving exposure to asbestos or suspected asbestos-containing materials
- Work on ships, docks, or around bodies of water
- Work involving the use of pesticides or chemicals
- Work where activity takes place on a roof
- Work which takes place four feet or more below ground level, such as excavating, trenchin, or work in tunnels or sewers
- Driving where the vehicle capacity exceeds five tons
- Work involving participation as a pilot, a crew member and/or passenger in aircraft of any kind
- Work in confined spaces (i.e. small spaces that are difficult to exit)
- Work requiring the use of personal self-contained breathing apparatus
- Work where there is exposure to X-ray or radioactive isotopes
- Work where activity takes place more than 10 feet above the floor
- Work with electrical wiring
- Work involving handling of fireworks or explosives of any kind
- Work around energized lines (i.e., underground or overhead electrical cabling)
- Work involving automobile wrecking and/or junk yards
- Work involving clean-up of body/bodily waste
- Any work not listed above that appears to present significant (serious) safety risks
NOTE: Common household cleaning products may be used.

