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What is NYC BC § 3310.8.3.3?

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This section outlines the delegation of inspection responsibilities by the site safety manager to a certified site safety coordinator at construction sites requiring a primary site safety manager. However, the site safety manager or coordinator retains overall responsibility for ensuring that inspections are conducted adequately. Applies to construction site safety management personnel.

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3310.8.3.3 Delegation.

BC § 3310.8.3.3

Nothing in this code shall be read to prohibit the site safety manager from delegating enumerated inspections to an individual certified as a site safety coordinator at a site where a primary site safety manager is required; however, the site safety manager or coordinator may not delegate their general responsibility to perform spot checks of the site throughout the day. Delegation does not relieve the site safety manager or coordinator from the responsibility to ensure such inspections are adequately performed.

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