The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan approved the List of Categories of Workers with Special Work Conditions and the Duration of Their Working Hours

The decision on the list of categories of workers with special working conditions and their working hours was made by the Cabinet of Ministers. The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev, approved this document.


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Appendix

List of categories of workers with special conditions

of labor and the duration of their

working hours

No.
Categories of workers with special
working conditions
Duration of working hours
(hours)
Chapter 1. Medical and preventive organizations
for combating infectious diseases
§ 1. Workers providing care for
patients in institutions
1.
Doctor (including heads of
departments, offices, laboratories)
6
2.
Phthisiatrician engaged in
radiodiagnostics
6
3.
Dental technician
6
4.
Head of the educational department
6
5.
Junior medical staff (junior
nurse, orderly, cafeteria worker, etc.)
6
6.
Researcher working with
patients full-time
6
7.
Educator
6
8.
Mid-level medical staff
6
§ 2. Other categories of workers
9.
Librarian
6
10.
Labor instructor
6
11.
Production training instructor
6
12.
Cultural events instructor
6
13.
Housekeeper
6
14.
Master in medical-production
and auxiliary farms
6
15.
Hairdresser
6
16.
Technician servicing breathing
apparatuses in wards
6
Chapter 2. Organizations dealing with HIV/AIDS treatment
17.
Workers serving patients
6
18.
Workers engaged in laboratory
diagnostics of HIV
6
Chapter 3. Psychiatric and narcological
treatment organizations
19.
Dietitian, psychiatrist,
diet nurse
6
20.
Labor instructor
6
21.
Production training instructor
6
22.
Cultural events instructor
6
23.
Laboratory head, laboratory doctor
6
24.
Master in medical-production
workshops for the mentally ill
6
25.
Junior medical and service
staff (including orderlies and cafeteria workers)
6
26.
Researcher working with
patients
6
27.
Hairdresser
6
28.
Psychologist, physiologist working with
patients
6
29.
Housekeeper, housekeeper
6
30.
Mid-level medical staff
(except for laboratory staff)
6
Chapter 4. Medical organizations for children and
social institutions
31.
Doctor (including heads of
departments and offices)
6
32.
Dietitian, diet nurse
6
33.
Attendant working in the wardrobe
for patients
6
34.
Labor instructor
6
35.
Production training instructor
6
36.
Housekeeper
6
37.
Laboratory technician (including laboratory doctor)
6
38.
Master in medical-production
workshops
6
39.
Junior medical and service
staff (including orderlies and cafeteria workers)
6
40.
Researcher working with
patients
6
41.
Hairdresser
6
42.
Educator
6
43.
Housekeeper, housekeeper
6
44.
Mid-level medical staff
(except for laboratory staff)
6
Chapter 5. Rehabilitation centers and offices
45.
Doctor, mid-level and junior medical
staff working with high-frequency
medical generators and ultrasound
devices
6
46.
Doctor, mid-level and junior medical
staff working in hydrotherapy
6
47.
Massage nurse
6
48.
Mid-level and junior medical staff,
engaged in water procedures
6
49.
Dental clinics and offices
6
Chapter 6. Pathological anatomy laboratories
50.
Workers servicing corpses and
cadaver material
5
51.
Doctor and mid-level medical staff,
working with corpses
5
52.
Workers of research
institutes engaged in work with
corpses and cadaver material
6
Chapter 7. Specialized MSEC for
tuberculosis and mentally ill patients
53.
Doctor of MSEC for tuberculosis and
mentally ill patients
6
54.
Mid-level and junior medical
staff of MSEC
6
mentally ill patients
Chapter 8. Ambulance stations and
consultative medical services
55.
Mid-level and junior medical
staff providing assistance
to mentally ill patients
6
Chapter 9. Forensic medical examination
56.
Forensic medical expert working
with corpses
5
57.
Mid-level and junior medical
staff working with corpses
5
58.
Nurse and orderly,
working at patient reception
5
Chapter 10. Public health organizations
§ 1. Workers engaged in sanitary and preventive
activities
59.
Doctor, mid-level and junior medical
staff of laboratories
6
60.
Epidemiologist and his assistant,
engaged in disinfection
6
61.
Engineer for disinfection equipment
6
62.
Doctor and mid-level medical staff,
working with infections
6
63.
Chief and laboratory technician,
working on disinfection
6
64.
Epidemiologist working in
quarantine points
6
65.
Laboratory technician engaged in deratization
6
66.
Mid-level and junior medical staff,
engaged in the evacuation of infectious patients
6
67.
Warehouse worker working with disinfectants
6
68.
Driver servicing disinfection
equipment
6
§ 2. Anti-plague institutions
§ 3. Workers dealing with infectious
materials
69.
Autoclave operator
6
70.
Sterilization technician
6
71.
Veterinary doctor
6
72.
Veterinary zoologist working with
infectious animals
6
73.
Laboratory head
6
74.
Disinfection instructor
6
75.
Laboratory technician
6
76.
Researcher
6
77.
Preparatory technician
6
78.
Technician
6
Chapter 11. Blood centers and transfusion departments
79.
Workers engaged in blood collection and
processing
6
Chapter 12. Pharmaceutical organizations
§ 1. Pharmacy workers
80.
Pharmacy manager and his deputy,
working on the preparation and control
of medicines
6
81.
Department head and his deputy,
working in production
6
82.
Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant,
working with dispensing medicines
6
§ 2. Workers of pharmacy bases and warehouses
83.
Pharmacist and assistant working
with the preparation of medications
6
84.
Pharmacist, assistant, and head of
the toxic substances department
6
§ 3. Workers of quality control laboratories
of medicines
85.
Laboratory head working
on analyses
6
86.
Sanitary worker working in the laboratory
6
87.
Pharmacist, laboratory technician
6
§ 4. Production of infectious preparations
88.
Workers dealing with infectious
cultures and toxins
6
89.
Workers engaged in processing
infectious materials
6
Workers engaged in analyzing
samples from laboratories
6
Chapter 13. Institutions for children and
youth
93.
Doctor and medical staff
6
Chapter 14. Special reception centers and
pre-trial detention facilities
94.
Doctor and mid-level medical staff
6
Chapter 15. General professions in medical,
social, and educational institutions
95.
Doctor and mid-level medical staff,
working in hyperbaric chambers
6
96.
Specialists working in hyperbaric chambers
6
97.
Anesthesiologist, nurse anesthetist,
staff in intensive care units
6
98.
Nurses and medical staff in
neurological departments
6
99.
Doctor and medical staff in
medical institutions
6
working with patients with spinal cord
diseases
100.
Disinfector in disinfection
6
101.
Medical staff working with
blood processing
6
102.
Laboratory workers engaged in
blood collection and preservation
5
103.
Labor instructor in social
institutions for tuberculosis patients
6
Chapter 16. Work with radioactive substances
§ 1. Work with gamma radiation sources
104.
Workers engaged in gamma defectoscopy
6
105.
Workers engaged in charging and testing
gamma devices
6
106.
Workers engaged in collecting and
storing gamma-active substances
6
107.
Workers engaged in gamma therapy
5
108.
Workers engaged in radiodiagnostics
5
109.
Workers engaged in radiotherapy
5
110.
Workers engaged in radiodiagnostics
5
111.
Workers engaged in repairing
X-ray machines
5
112.
Workers working with electron
microscopes
6
113.
Junior medical staff,
working in the ionizing
radiation zone
5
§ 2. Physics and dosimetry
114.
Workers engaged in experimental
research
6