What type of policy prohibits all forms of tobacco on-site?

A Tobacco-Free Policy is specifically designed to prohibit all forms of tobacco use on-site. This type of policy aims to create a healthier environment for everyone by eliminating exposure to secondhand smoke and reducing the overall prevalence of tobacco use among employees and visitors. Implementing a Tobacco-Free Policy aligns with public health initiatives and supports the well-being of individuals by promoting a smoke-free atmosphere.

In contrast, while a Health and Safety Policy may include aspects related to tobacco, it is broader and covers a wide range of health and safety issues beyond just tobacco. An Environmental Protection Policy typically focuses on broader ecological concerns, such as pollution and resource management, which do not specifically address tobacco use. A Wellness Policy might encompass a variety of health-related topics, including exercise and nutrition, but it doesn’t exclusively focus on prohibiting tobacco use. Thus, a Tobacco-Free Policy is the most precise and direct answer to the question regarding the prohibition of tobacco on-site.