SafetyQuestion 1247 of 1605
Where must the construction Code of Safe Practices be kept?
a.Filed with the CSLB
b.At each jobsite office, or with a crew supervisor when there is no jobsite office
c.Only at the contractor's licensed business address
d.Only in the project owner's records
Explanation
T8 §1509(b) requires the Code of Safe Practices to be posted at a conspicuous location at the jobsite office, or be provided to each supervisor who shall have it readily available when there is no jobsite office.
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