Site Safety Management

The Fire Safety Manager shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with the following:  pre-fire plans, training, fire protection devices, hot work operations, impairment of fire protection systems, temporary covering of fire protection devices, emergency telephone, required access, etc.  The Fire Safety Manager shall conduct an inspection of the construction site and all fire safety measures on at least a daily basis, and maintain a record of same in a bound log book or other approved system of record keeping.   The log book or other approved record keeping shall be made available for inspection by any representative of the department.  Where fire watch service is provided, the Fire Safety manager shall be responsible for the general supervision of the fireguards.

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Qualified Person for Site Safety  “QPSS”, Requirements.

 OSHA 10 or greater construction training (refresher every 5 years thereafter); 

Jobsite-specific safety orientation; 


Beginning July 1, 2016: 
- 40-hour site safety manager training (and 7-hour refresher every 3 years thereafter); and 
 

32-hour supported scaffold installer training (and 8-hour refresher ever 4 years thereafter);