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Policy on Smoking at Eastern Regional Office

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Overview

The Policy on Smoking at Eastern Regional Office (EA 1760.7) is a public-domain FAA order, republished here as a free chaptered HTML edition with a linked table of contents and the official PDF.

Publisher
FAA
Document
EA 1760.7
Pages
2

Key points

  • This order establishes the policy on smoking at the Eastern Regional Office, effective October 1, 2010.
  • Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire building and designated smoking areas are limited to outside the East entrance door, 25 feet away from the entrance.
  • The policy complies with GSA regulations and aims to protect non-smokers from passive smoke while accommodating smokers.
  • Cigarette butts must be disposed of in provided containers and not on the ground.
  • Division Managers and Staff Office Managers are responsible for enforcing the smoking policy.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find this order?

This order can be found on the MyFAA employees website at https://employees.faa.gov/tool_resources/orders_notices.

What areas are designated for smoking?

Smoking is only allowed outside the East entrance door, 25 feet from the entrance, and must not occur within the 25-foot radius of this entrance.

What is the responsibility of managers regarding this policy?

Division Managers and Staff Office Managers are responsible for implementing and enforcing the guidelines set forth in this order.

What happens to the previous smoking policy?

This order cancels EA Order 1760.6, Policy on Smoking at Eastern Regional Office, dated August 1, 1988.

What is the definition of smoking according to this order?

Smoking is defined as the carrying and use of lit tobacco products.

Document

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ORnJJEIR FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION lEA ]760.7 Eastern Region Policy Eff~cti~~'D~t~: 10/1/10 SlIBJ::Policy on Smokin,g.at.Eastem.Regional Office 1. Purpose of this Order. This order provides policy, procedures and regulations regarding smoking in all DOT owned and leased buildings, as well as those controlled by the General Services Administration (GSA).

2. Audience. The Eastern Regional Headquarters employees.

3. Where Can I Find This Order? You can find this order on MyF AA employees website at https://employees.faa.gov/tool resources/orders notices.

4. What this Order Cancels. EA Order 1760.6, Policy on Smoking at Eastern Regional Office, dated 8/0111988 is cancelled.

5. Background. In recognition of the increased health hazards of passive smoke for the nonsmoker, as well as recognizing the needs of smokers, as long as those needs do not impinge on the health of those who do not smoke, the General Services Administration (GSA) issued regulations tmder 41 CPR 101-20. 105-3 for controlling smoking in GSA-controlled buildings and facilities, including leased space. By Action Notice 1760.1, Smoking Area in Buildings, dated August 26, 1987, the FAA Administrator stated it will be FAA policy to comply with 41 CFR 101-20. 105-3 in all FAA-owned or leased buildings as well as those controlled by GSA. On April 29, 2009, the FAA implemented Depamnental Personnel Manual System, DPM Chapter 792-4, Smoke-Free Environment for t4.e Department of Transportation (DOT). This directive implemented the Federal Government's policy to establish a smoke-free envirorunent for Federal employees, contractor personnel and members of the public visiting or using Federal facilities. It provides for the prolubition of smoking of tobacco products in all interior space owned, rented or leased by DOT and in certain outdoor areas .. Smoking, defined by referenced regulation and for purpose of this directive, is the carrying and use of lit tobacco prodUcts.

6. Public Space: Space within the building used by all occupants and visitors such as corridors, elevators, lobby, restrooms and cafeteria.

a. Smoking is prolubited throughout the entire building.

b. Designated smoking area shall be established as follows: Smoking will only be allowed outside the East entrance door, 25 feet from the East entrance and not pennitted within the 25 foot radius of this entrance. It will be clearly marked by both the appropriate signage and caution tape which will be placed on the handrails of the ramp. This designated area will still provide employees with the same protection from the elements that they currently have.

Distribution: X-EA-4 Initiated By: AEA-30 EA 1760.7 c. The side door to the building is not to be propped open to accommodate smokers.

d. Cigarette butts will be disposed of in the containers provided and not on the ground.

7. Responsibility: a. Division Managers and Staff Office Managers are responsible for implementing and enforcing the guidelines set forth in this order for those areas of space assigned to their function.

b. The full cooperation of all supervisors, employees, tenants and contract personnel at the Regional Office is required to ensure each person's right to clean air.

8. Distribution: This order is distributed to section level and to tenants at the Regional Office

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Cannine Gallo Regional Administrator

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EA 1760.7
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FAA
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2
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