EmploymentQuestion 227 of 1605
On a construction job site, who is generally responsible for providing potable drinking water and toilet facilities for employees?
a.Each employee for themselves
b.Only the project owner
c.The employer, under IWC Wage Order 16 for the construction industry
d.The local water utility
Explanation
IWC Wage Order 16 governs on-site occupations in construction and requires employers to provide adequate potable drinking water and suitable toilet facilities for employees at the work site.
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