§ 3310-01 Site Safety.
RCNY § 3310-01
(a)Site safety inspections for construction, alteration, or demolition projects. The primary site safety manager or coordinator for a construction, alteration, or demolition project must, at all times such site safety manager or coordinator is required to be present, perform the site safety inspections detailed in Tables 1 through 9, below, at the intervals prescribed in the tables, or ensure such inspections are performed by a site safety manager or coordinator. The requirements of this subdivision do not apply to a project whose scope is limited to facade work. Table 1 General Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)When a building is being constructed or demolished at a height greater than 75 feet (22.86 m), verify that at least one elevator or personal hoist in a state of readiness is available for FDNY access.As appropriate(2)When a personnel hoist requires a jump, verify that all necessary permits are obtained and testing performed.As appropriate(3)When a building is being constructed or demolished at a height greater than 75 feet (22.86 m), verify that a standpipe system is available and in readiness at all times for use by the Fire Department.Daily (i) Verify the standpipe is in place at each story below the construction or demolition floor. For the purposes of this section, the construction floor shall be the stripping operation floor, except for steel construction, in which case it shall be the uppermost finished and walkable concrete floor; for demolition the demolition floor shall be the floor being demolished.Daily (ii) Verify that valves are in place at each story below the construction or demolition floor.Daily (iii) Verify that the standpipe is capped.Daily (iv) Verify that standpipes are connected to a water source, as applicable, and a siamese connection.Daily (v) Verify that siamese hose connections are not obstructed.Daily (vi) Verify siamese hose connections are marked by a red light and a sign reading, "Standpipe Siamese Connection."Daily (vii) Verify that no breach exists by visually tracing standpipe risers, cross connections and siamese connections.Weekly(4)If a construction shed is located within 30 feet (9.144 m) of the building, verify that it meets the requirements of section 3303.1.3 of the Building Code.Once per shed(5)Verify that interior and exterior guardrails and toeboards are provided and properly installed as required by the Building Code.Daily(6)Verify that all openings and/or holes in the floor are covered at all times.Daily(7)Verify that all stairwells have standard handrails.Daily(8)Verify that all signs required by section 3301.9 of the Building Code are installed and contain the required information.Once per sign Table 2 Safety Netting Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that horizontal safety netting is maintained not more than two stories below the stripping operation floor on concrete structures or the uppermost finished and walkable concrete floor on steel frame structures, provided that such floor is more than six stories or 75 feet (22.86 m) in height above the adjoining ground or adjoining roof level, whichever is applicable.Daily(2)Verify that horizontal safety netting projects outward horizontally from the edge of the floor a minimum of 10 feet (3.048 m).Daily(3)Verify that omitted horizontal safety netting in designated crane and derrick lifting areas is indicated and approved on the crane application and the site safety plan.Weekly(4)For steel frame construction, where the steel frame extends more than eight stories above the walkable concrete floor, verify that the vertical safety netting is provided on the floors at and below the topmost working metal deck where this deck is substantially completed and that the required guardrails and toeboards are in place.Daily(5)Verify that vertical safety netting is provided on all floors below the floor on which horizontal netting is required.Daily(6)Verify that vertical safety netting is secured and kept closed at all times, except during actual loading operations or perimeter construction operations.Daily Table 3 Maintenance of Site and Adjacent Area Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that all areas used by the public are maintained free from ice, snow, grease, debris, equipment, materials, projections, tools, or other items, substance, or conditions that may constitute a slipping, tripping or other hazard.Throughout the day(2)Verify that guards, shields or barricades surround all exposed, electrically charged, moving or otherwise dangerous parts of machines and construction equipment so as to prevent contact with the public.Daily(3)Verify that there are no exposed hose lines, wire, rope, or other items that may constitute a tripping hazard to the public.Throughout the day(4)Verify that adjoining property is protected when the height of the building exceeds that of the adjoining property.Daily(5)When the building is extended, enlarged or increased in height so that any portion of such building, except chimneys or vents, extends higher than the top of any previously constructed chimneys within 100 feet (30.48 m), verify that the chimneys conform to Section 801 of the New York City Mechanical Code.As appropriate Table 4 Housekeeping Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that floors and stairs are clean from excess debris.Throughout the day(2)Verify that tools and equipment not in use are kept away from edges or openings.Throughout the day(3)Verify that the roof of the sidewalk shed and the street are free of debris.Daily(4)Verify that sufficient containers for the storage of garbage and debris are provided.Daily(5)Verify that containers are covered and secured when full.Daily Table 5 Removal and Storage of Material Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that combustible waste material and combustible debris have been removed from the site.Daily(2)Verify that chutes used for the removal of debris are installed and maintained in accordance with § 3303.5.5 of the Building Code.Weekly(3)Verify that material stored on floors of a building is secured when not being used.Daily(4)When exterior walls are not in place, verify that stored material is kept at least 10 feet (3.048 m) back from the perimeter of the building, or at least 5 feet (1524 mm) back from the perimeter of the building if the floor area is less than 1,000 square feet (304.8 m), or at least 2 feet (609.6 mm) back from the perimeter of the building on upper working floors located not more than two stories below the stripping operation on concrete structures or the uppermost concrete floor on steel structures.Daily(5)Verify that no material hangs over the edge of a building unless banded and braced for relocation by the end of the workday, except on the floor of the stripping operation and on floors designated as the lumber or steel mill.Daily (i) On the floor of the stripping operation, verify that material that overhangs the floor is banded and braced, overhangs by not more than one-third of its length, and is relocated by the next workday for concrete operations.Daily (ii) Where the steel mill and lumber mill are located, verify that any material that overhangs is relocated by the next workday.Daily Table 6 Protection of Sidewalks Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that valid permits for sidewalk sheds have been obtained, have not expired, and are posted in a central, visible area.Periodic(2)Verify that approved drawings of the sidewalk shed are at the construction site.Periodic(3)Verify that the designer and/or supplier of the sidewalk shed has certified that such shed has been erected in accordance with the approved plans and that the proper forms have been filed with the department.Once(4)Verify that sidewalk sheds extend the entire perimeter of the building.Once(5)Verify that when the building exceeds 100 feet (30.48 m) in height, the sidewalk sheds extend 20 feet (6.096 m) beyond the property line.Once(6)Verify that required sidewalk sheds remain in place until the structure is enclosed, all exterior work completed, the sash is gazed above the second story, the exterior facade is cleaned down, all outside handling of material equipment and machinery is completed, and dismantling of a hoist, crane, or the use of a derrick in their removal above the second story has been completed.Weekly(7)Verify that all openings in sidewalk sheds, fences and railings for loading purposes are kept closed, barricaded, protected, or guarded at all times.Throughout the day(8)Verify that sidewalk sheds are illuminated at night by the equivalent of 100-watt bulbs spaced 15 feet (4.572 m) apart at a minimum height of 8 feet (2.44 m) above the sidewalk.Daily(9)Verify that temporary footbridges and walkways for the public are at least 5 feet (1.524 m) in width.Daily as appropriate Table 7 Warning Signs and Lights Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that all areas that are dangerous or hazardous to the public or areas where work is performed near vehicular traffic are appropriately marked with warning signs and lights.Daily(2)Verify that steps necessary to protect the public are taken, including provisions for flagmen/flagwomen whenever intermittent operations are conduced on or across areas open to the public or when dangerous operations, such as blasting, may affect such areas.Throughout the day, as appropriate Table 8 Scaffolds, Structural Ramps, Runways and Platform Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that where they pose a risk to the public that all structural ramps, scaffolds, runways and platforms are provided with guardrails, toeboards, screening, or nets, unless otherwise specified by the Building Code.Daily Table 9 Material Handling and Hoisting Equipment Inspections Requirement Minimum Schedule of Inspections (1)Verify that all certificates of approval, operation, and onsite inspection for all cranes, derricks, and/or cableways have been obtained and are available for inspection at the construction site.As required(2)Verify that all permits for highway and street closings are available for inspection at the construction site.As required(3)Verify that licenses of crane operators are available at the construction site.Daily(4)When a crane is to be jumped, verify that it is in accordance with the schedule submitted by the professional engineer and approved by the department.As appropriate(5)Verify that a means of communication exists between the responsible parties when the operator of hoisting machinery has no vision of the lift or loading areas.Daily when operational(6)Verify that a program has been established and is operational for the control of pedestrian and/or vehicular traffic around the construction site during all lifting and hoisting operations.Daily when operational(7)Verify that flagmen/women are present to stop pedestrian and/or vehicular traffic during the following intermittent operations:As appropriate (i) During all lifting and hoisting operations; (ii) When trucks enter and exit the site; (iii) When materials are being lifted over the sidewalk shed; (iv) When dangerous operations, e.g., blasting, occur; (v) When the sidewalk and/or street is temporarily closed.
(b)Definitions. Alteration. For the purposes of this section, the term "alteration" shall have the same meaning as set forth in § 28-101.5 of the Administrative Code. Alternate site safety manager or coordinator. A site safety manager or coordinator who is acting on behalf of and is approved by, the primary site safety manager or coordinator in accordance with the provisions of section 3310.5.3 of the Building Code. Construction. For the purposes of this section, the term "construction" shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 3302.1 of the Building Code. Demolition. For the purposes of this section, the term "demolition" shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 3302.1 of the Building Code. Facade work (facade project). The restoration of an existing facade to a safe and like new condition following decay, wear, or damage; the modification of an existing facade; or the recladding of a facade. Facade recladding (recladding of a facade). The removal of the exterior building envelope and replacement with a new exterior building envelope; or the installation of a new exterior building envelope over the existing facade. Primary site safety manager or coordinator. The site safety manager or coordinator who has been designated as the primary site safety manager in accordance with the provisions of section 3310.5 of the Building Code. Project. For the purposes of this section, the term "project" shall have the same meaning as set forth in § 28-101.5 of the Administrative Code. Qualified person. For the purposes of this section, the term "qualified person" shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 3302.1 of the Building Code. Rigging foreman. An individual working under the direct and continuing supervision of a licensed rigger and who meets the qualifications as a designated rigging foreman as set forth in 1 RCNY § 104-20. Site safety coordinator. An individual who holds a valid site safety coordinator certificate from the department. Site safety manager. An individual who holds a valid site safety manager certificate from the department.
(c)Site safety inspections for facade project. For a project whose scope is limited to facade work: (1) The primary or alternate site safety manager must, whenever he or she is present at the project site, perform the site safety inspections detailed in Table 10, below, at the intervals prescribed in the table.
(2)At all times when paragraph (1) of subdivision (e) of this section requires the presence of a qualified person, and the primary or alternate site safety manager is not present at the site, the qualified person as described by subdivision (e) must perform the site safety inspections detailed in Table 10, below, at the intervals prescribed in the table. Table 10 Facade project inspections RequirementMinimum Schedule of Inspections(1)Verify that the approved site safety plan is on site.Prior to the commencement of the project; and daily thereafter(2)Verify that required sidewalk sheds, fences, pedestrian protection, roof and adjoining property protection, safety netting, guardrails, perimeter protection, and controlled access zones are in accordance with the approved site safety plan.Prior to the commencement of the project; and daily thereafter(3)Verify that all scaffolds, cranes, derricks, hoisting machines, mast climbers, sidewalk sheds, and fences possess a valid permit/certificate, and that such information is recorded in the permit log. (Note: certain types of scaffolds and cranes/derricks are exempt from permit/certificate requirements; see sections 3314.2 and 3319.3 of the Building Code for details.)Prior to the commencement of the project; as each piece of equipment is brought to the site; and at the renewal or expiration of the permit/certificate(4)Verify that, where required, Department of Transportation permits for street or sidewalk closings are available at the site.Once per permit (5)Verify that notice has been provided to the department prior to the installation or removal of a suspended scaffold or a mast climber.Prior to each instance(6)Verify that plans for all scaffolds, cranes, derricks, hoisting machines, mast climbers, sidewalk sheds, and fences are available at the site. (Note: certain types of scaffolds and cranes/derricks are exempt from design requirements; see sections 3314.3 and 3319.3 of the Building Code for details.)Prior to the commencement of the project; as each piece of equipment is brought to the site; and monthly thereafter(7)Verify that installation inspections have been completed for all scaffolds, tower/climber cranes, derricks, hoisting machines, mast climbers, and sidewalk sheds, and that a record of such inspection is available at the site. (Note, installation inspections may also be required when equipment is moved to a new location at the site, or when components are relocated - for example, when decking and guardrails on a supported scaffold are moved to a different level.)Following the installation of each piece of equipment(8)Verify that daily/pre-shift inspections have been completed for all scaffolds, cranes, derricks, hoisting machines, mast climbers, and sidewalk sheds and that a record of such inspection is available at the site. (Note: certain types of cranes do not require an inspection; see section 3319.3 of the Building Code for details.)Daily(9)Verify that inspections have been completed following an adjustment or repair to a scaffold, crane, derrick, hoisting machine, mast climber, or sidewalk shed.Following each adjustment or repair(10)Verify that the general contractor or subcontractors, as appropriate, are verifying that workers have completed a course that is at least ten hours in length and approved by the United States Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in construction industry safety and health, or an equivalent training, and that documentation of such verification is maintained at the site by the general contractor or subcontractors.Daily(11)Verify that the general contractor or subcontractors, as appropriate, are providing a site specific safety orientation to all workers employed at the site, and that documentation of such orientation is maintained at the site by the general contractor or subcontractors.Weekly(12)Verify that contractors engaged in scaffold, mast climber, rigging, hoisting, or sign hanging work are checking that individuals engaged in such work possess training, certification, or licensing for such work, as appropriate, and that documentation of such check is maintained at the site by the contractor.Daily(13)Verify that flagpersons are present to stop pedestrian and/or vehicular traffic during the following intermittent operations:Throughout the day (i) During all lifting and hoisting operations; (ii) When trucks enter and exit the site; (iii) When materials are being lifted over the sidewalk shed; (iv) When dangerous operations, e.g., blasting, occur; and (v) When the sidewalk and/or street is temporarily closed. (14)Verify workers are provided with and are utilizing required personal protection equipment (PPE), including but not limited to harness and life line.Throughout the day(15)Verify that a means of communication exists between the responsible parties when the operator of hoisting machinery has no vision of the lift or loading areas.Prior to the start of any such hoisting operation; and throughout the day as such hoisting operation is ongoing(16)Verify that all signs required by section 3301.9 of the Building Code are installed and contain the required information.Prior to the commencement of the project; and upon the posting of any sign added after the commencement of the project(17)Verify that scaffolds, sidewalk sheds, fences, and other pedestrian protection are free of signs or advertisements not directly related to the project.Prior to the commencement of the project; and daily thereafter(18)Verify that the standpipe system has passed its most recent hydrostatic pressure test and flow test, and that the sprinkler system has passed its most recent hydrostatic pressure test.Prior to the commencement of the project; and, if applicable, when a new hydrostatic pressure test and/or flow test is required.(19)Verify that where active work is occurring, where project material/debris/equipment is being stored, and where sidewalk sheds, fences, or other pedestrian protection is located:Daily (i) Standpipe valves/hose connections/fire department connections are in place; and (ii) Standpipe valves/hose connections/fire department connections are free from obstruction. (20)In areas where a sidewalk shed or fence has been installed, verify that the required red light marking the fire department connection is functional and the required sign identifying the fire department standpipe connection is visible.Prior to the commencement of the project; and daily thereafter(21)If "hot works" (welding, grinding operations producing sparks, torch operations, etc.) operations are performed, verify that fire extinguishers and dedicated personnel with valid FDNY fire watch certificate of fitness are on site at the location of "hot works" operations.Prior to start of any "hot works" operations; and throughout the day as "hot works" operations are performed.(22)Verify compliance with the provisions of section 3314.11.5 of the Building Code when welding operations are conducted from a suspended scaffold.Prior to the start of any welding operation from a suspended scaffold; and throughout the day as welding operations occur from a suspended scaffold(23)Verify that all flammable/combustible liquids and gases are located in a well-ventilated area, away from combustible materials, and away from open flame or sources of ignition in accordance with the requirements of the fire department.Throughout the day(24)Verify that, where active work is occurring, where project material/debris/equipment is being stored, or where sidewalk sheds, fences, or other pedestrian protection are located:Throughout the day (i) Building egress is not obstructed; (ii) Areas used by the public are maintained free from ice, snow, grease, debris, equipment, materials, projections, tools, hoses, wires, ropes, or other items, substances, or conditions that may constitute a slipping, tripping, or other hazard; and (iii) Guards, shields or barricades surround all exposed, electrically charged, moving or otherwise dangerous parts of machines and equipment so as to prevent contact with the public. (25)Verify that:Prior to the commencement of the project; and daily thereafter (i) Sidewalk shed lights are functioning; (ii) No brace or rail is hanging unattached at one or more ends of the sidewalk shed; (iii) No portions of the sidewalk shed support structure are disconnected; (iv) No section of the sidewalk shed parapet is missing; and (v) All legs of the sidewalk shed remain on their support and are supported to the ground. (26)Verify that contractor sheds and offices are in accordance with section 3303.16 of the Building Code.Prior to the commencement of the project; and upon the installation of any contractor shed added after the commencement of the project(27)Verify that chutes used for the removal of debris are installed and maintained in accordance with section 3303.5.5 of the Building Code.As new chutes are installed at the site; as existing chutes are relocated at the site; and weekly thereafter(28)Verify required safety netting is installed and in good repair.Daily(29)Verify required guardrails and toeboards on exterior scaffolds are installed and in good repair.Daily(30)Verify that sufficient containers for the storage of waste/debris generated by the project are provided, and that such containers are:Daily (i) Covered at the end of the shift; (ii) Covered anytime when full to near the rim; and (iii) Wheels are secured at the end of the shift. (31)Verify that, at the end of the shift, all tools and loose materials have been secured, and that all waste/debris generated by the project, including but not limited to garbage/debris located on scaffolds, mast climbers, sidewalk sheds, roofs, and setbacks, has been placed into containers or removed from the site.Daily, at the end of the shift(32)Verify that combustible waste/debris generated by the project is not allowed to accumulate and is removed from the site.Throughout the day(33)Verify that tools and equipment not in use are kept away from edges or openings.Throughout the day(34)Verify that materials placed/stored on a sidewalk shed are placed/stored only in areas designated on the sidewalk shed plans, and such materials are secured against dislodgement, and there is no evidence of deflection or failure of the sidewalk shed in the vicinity of the storage.Daily(35)Verify that, at the end of the shift, suspended scaffolds have been lowered to the street, sidewalk shed deck, or building setback, or have been otherwise secured to the roof or the building in accordance with the scaffold plans.Daily, at the end of the shift (d) Site safety manager requirements for a facade project.
(1)Site safety manager presence at a facade project which does not constitute facade recladding. For a project that is limited in scope to facade work, and which does not constitute facade recladding: (i) The primary site safety manager must, at a minimum, visit the site after required sidewalk sheds, fences, pedestrian protection, and roof and adjoining property protection have been installed, but prior to the commencement of the project.
(ii)The primary or alternate site safety manager must be present while the following work is performed: (A) Supported scaffold installation or removal, but not including the relocation of existing deck planking or guardrails to a different level of the scaffold provided any such relocation is designated on the scaffold design documents; (B) Mast climber installation or removal; or (C) Other work as directed by the commissioner.
(iii)The primary or alternate site safety manager must visit the site within 24-hours of the issuance of a hazardous violation by the department.
(iv)The primary or alternate site safety manager must be present when the following rigging work is performed, and such rigging work is not performed by or under the direct and continuing supervision of a licensed rigger: (A) Suspended scaffold installation or removal; (B) Suspended scaffold use; or (C) Hoisting machine installation/assembly/erection, climbing/jumping, removal/disassembly, or a relocation requiring modifications to tie-backs, counterweights, or connections to the base building/structure.
(3)Multiple facade jobs. A site safety manager may serve as the primary or alternate site safety manager at multiple projects whose scope is limited to facade work, and which does not constitute facade recladding, provided such site safety manager is not contemporaneously the primary or alternate site safety manager for any construction, alteration, or demolition project, or any facade recladding project, and further provided that the site safety manager is able to fulfill all duties imposed upon the site safety manager by law and these rules.
(4)Site safety log. In addition to the requirements of subdivisions (f) and (g) of this section, the primary or alternate site safety manager working pursuant to this subdivision must: (i) Record their presence at the jobsite by signing the site safety log and noting their time of arrival and departure from the site, immediately after arriving at the site and immediately prior to leaving the site, respectively; and (ii) Record the results of inspections required by subdivision (c) of this section prior to leaving the site for the day.
(e)Qualified person for facade project.
(5)Site safety log. In addition to the requirements of subdivisions (f) and (g) of this section, the qualified person working pursuant to this subdivision must: (i) Record his or her presence at the jobsite by signing the site safety log and noting the time of arrival and departure from the site, immediately after arriving at the site and immediately prior to leaving the site, respectively; (ii) Record the results of inspections required by subdivision (c) of this section prior to leaving the site for the day; and (iii) Record any conditions reported to the site safety manager in accordance with paragraph (8) of this subdivision.
(6)Reporting to the department. The qualified person working pursuant to this subdivision must immediately report to the department any: (i) Accidents or incidents that require notification to the department in accordance with Section 3301.8 of the Building Code; and (ii) Any items listed in Section 3310.8.2.1 of the Building Code.
(7)Providing a copy of the log to the site safety manager. The qualified person working pursuant to this subdivision must, at the end of the day, provide a copy of the day's completed site safety log to the primary site safety manager, or to the alternate site safety manager where so directed by the primary site safety manager.
(8)Reporting to the site safety manager. The qualified person must immediately report the following items to the primary or alternate site safety manager: (i) Any accidents or incidents that require notification to the department in accordance with Section 3301.8 of the Building Code; (ii) Any items that fail the inspections required by subdivision (c) of this section; (iii) Any items listed in Section 3310.8.2.1 of the Building Code; and (iv) Any violations issued by the department relating to the work performed.
(f)Site safety log for jobs whose site safety plan was approved prior to December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved by the department prior to December 31, 2014, a site safety log must be maintained at the site by the site safety manager or coordinator and made available for inspection upon the request of the commissioner.
(g)Site safety log for jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014, the requirements of Section 3310.8.4 of the Building Code shall apply.
(h)Permit log for jobs whose site safety plan was approved prior to December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved by the department prior to December 31, 2014, any equipment brought onto the job that requires permits, as well as a description of the equipment, where it is to be located, permit number, issue and expiration date of the permit, and certificate of inspection, if required, must be entered on a separate permit log that must be maintained at the site by the site safety manager or coordinator and made available for inspection upon the request of the commissioner.
(i)Permit log for jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014, the requirements of Section 3310.8.5 of the Building Code shall apply.
(j)Notification for jobs whose site safety plan was approved prior to December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved by the department prior to December 31, 2014, the site safety manager or coordinator must immediately and directly notify the department in accordance with section 3310.8.2 of the Building Code, as such code existed on the date the site safety plan was approved, if he or she discovers in the routine performance of the job any of the conditions listed in such section 3310.8.2 or below: (1) Required standpipe is not in place at each story below the construction or demolition floor; (2) Required standpipe valve(s) are not in place at each story below the construction or demolition floor; (3) Required standpipe is not capped; (4) Required standpipe is not connected to a water source or siamese connection; (5) Required standpipe siamese hose connection(s) is obstructed; (6) Required standpipe siamese hose connections are not marked by a red light and a sign reading, "Standpipe Siamese Connection" (7) A breach exists in the required standpipe risers, cross connections, or siamese connections; (8) The standpipe alarm activates; or (9) When a building over 75 feet (22.86 m) is being constructed or demolished and at least one elevator or hoist in a state of readiness is not available for FDNY access.
(k)Notification for jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014. For jobs whose site safety plan was approved on or after December 31, 2014, the requirements of Section 3310.8.2.1 of the Building Code shall apply.
(l)Limitation on serving as a construction superintendent. No person designated as the primary site safety manager or site safety coordinator for a job, or acting as the alternate site safety manager or site safety coordinator for a job, may be designated, act, or serve as the primary or alternate construction superintendent for that job. No person designated as the primary site safety manager or coordinator for a job may serve as the primary construction superintendent for any other job. (Amended City Record 1/26/2023, eff. 2/25/2023)
