Construction Site Safety. Client agrees that Woolpert is not responsible for nor has control over any construction means, methods, techniques, sequences, or procedures; or for safety precautions and programs in connection with the work.
Construction Site Safety. Developer shall provide and install, at its expense, adequate barricades, flaggers, warning signs and similar safety devices at all construction sites within the public right-of-way and/or other areas as deemed necessary by the City Engineer, City Public Works Department, and Traffic Engineer in accordance with any and all Federal regulations, the City’s Policies and Procedures, Utah Department of Transportation Requirements, OHSA, and Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Developer shall not remove said safety devices until construction of the Improvements has been completed.
Construction Site Safety. In addition, this position must meet Specific training and the other technical requirements as identified in Exhibit C detailing the Technical Specifications. $ 64.75 $ 77.70
Construction Site Safety. All TI construction personnel are required to take a base building and site safety orientation through the base building General Contractor during any active Landlord construction of any portion of the campus.
Construction Site Safety. Base Building General Contractor will maintain safe campus access for all parties as well as provide site specific rules to TI construction personnel. Site safety orientation & training will be the responsibility of the TI contractors.
Construction Site Safety. In addition, this position must meet Specific training and the other technical requirements identified in Exhibit C detailing the Technical Specifications. $ 74.75 $ 89.70 Public Works Inspector I Qualified Public Works Inspector I must have three years verifiable construction inspection and/or construction supervision experience preferably in public water systems, including underground pipeline, pump stations and/or storage reservoir projects and the minimum knowledge, skills and abilities required to perform the work satisfactorily. In addition, the Public Works Inspector I may be required to also have the training, experience, and/or license(s) as negotiated by the City and the Contractor to perform specialized inspection duties such as electrical, reinforced concrete or other specialty areas. It is desirable that the Public Works Inspector I has current 40-hour Hazmat training. The Public Works Inspector I shall have the following training prior to working for the Portland Water Bureau: (1) Work Zone Traffic Control; (2) 10-hour OSHA Compliance for Construction Safety (within the past 3 years); (3) Excavation/Trench Hazard Recognition and Evaluation (within the past 3 years); (4) First Aid/CPR (current certification required); (5) Confined Space Entry Hazard Recognition and Evaluation (within the past 3 years); (6) Writing/Communication/Interaction. In addition, this position must meet the detailed requirements per Exhibit C, Technical Specifications. $ 68.75 $ 82.50 CLASSIFICATION TITLE REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS REGULAR HOURLY RATE CHARGED TO CITY OVERTIME HOURLY RATE CHARGED TO CITY Public Works Inspector II Qualified Public Works Inspector II must have three years verifiable construction inspection and/or construction supervision experience preferably in public water systems, including underground pipeline, pump stations and/or storage reservoir projects and the minimum knowledge, skills and abilities required to perform the work satisfactorily. In addition, the Public Works Inspector II may be required to also have the training, experience, and/or license(s) as negotiated by the City and the Contractor to perform specialized inspection duties such as electrical, reinforced concrete or other specialty areas. It is desirable that the Public Works Inspector II has current 40-hour Hazmat training. The Public Works Inspector II shall have the following training prior to working for the Portland Water Bureau: (1) Work Zone Traffic Control; (2) 10-hour OSHA...
