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Smoke-Free Public Places Smoke-free Workplaces As more and more scientific evidence mounts about the dangers of secondhand smoke, workplaces nationwide are going smoke-free to provide clean indoor air and protect employees and customers from the harmful, life-threatening effects of secondhand smoke. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke remains a common, serious public health hazard that is entirely preventable by adopting and enforcing appropriate regulatory policies.
Smoke-free environments are the most effective method for reducing secondhand smoke exposure and decreasing business costs. For more information on implementing a voluntary smoke-free policy in your workplace that isn't covered by the Nevada Clean Indoor Air Act, download a Guide to a Smoke-free Workplace. A Spanish version: Guía de Capacitación Para el Desarrollo de Empresas Libres de Humo de Tabaco is also available to download. PDF (296 KB) Visit the Reasons to Quit Smoking webpage for resources to help your employees who smoke and want to quit.
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