SafetyQuestion 343 of 1605
A contractor's IIPP must identify a person responsible for implementing the program. What is this requirement intended to ensure?
a.That only the company owner handles all safety issues
b.That a specific, named person has the authority and accountability to carry out the program
c.That the safety program is reviewed by an outside consultant
d.That Cal/OSHA approves the program before work begins
Explanation
8 CCR §3203 requires the IIPP to identify the person or persons with authority and responsibility for implementing the program, so that safety responsibilities are clearly assigned and not left to chance.
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