SafetyQuestion 372 of 690
Cal/OSHA requires construction employers to have a written, site-specific document addressing the hazards of the particular job. This document is the:
a.Annual budget report
b.Code of Safe Practices, as part of or accompanying the IIPP
c.Subcontractor agreement
d.Building permit application
Explanation
8 CCR §1509 requires every construction employer to have an effective IIPP and a Code of Safe Practices relevant to the employer's operations, posted at the job site or readily available to employees.
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