Nevada Revised Statutes Title 53. Labor and Industrial Relations § 616B.725. Safety requirements: Contents of safety program; qualifications and duties of safety coordinators; duties of owner or principal contractor

(a) The establishment of minimum standards of safety to be observed during construction of the project;

(b) The holding of regular meetings to address and discuss issues related to safety;

(c) Training of contractors and subcontractors regarding issues and procedures related to safety;

(d) Regular inspections of the site of the construction project to identify potential safety hazards and ensure that minimum standards of safety are being observed;

(e) The notification of contractors and subcontractors of special hazards that exist at the site of the construction project, including advice on ways in which the contractors and subcontractors can avoid those hazards; and

(f) The prompt investigation of any injuries that take place at the site of the construction project which result in death or serious bodily injury.

(a) Possess credentials in the field of safety that the Administrator determines to be adequate to prepare a person to act as a coordinator for safety for a construction project, including, without limitation, credentials issued by:

(b) Have at least 3 years of experience in overseeing matters of occupational safety and health in the field of construction that the Administrator determines to be adequate to prepare a person to act as a coordinator for safety for a construction project.

(a) Must not serve as coordinators for safety for another construction project that is covered by a different consolidated insurance program;

(b) Shall oversee and enforce the safety program established pursuant to subsection 2, including, without limitation, resolving problems related to the operation of the safety program; and

(c) Shall ensure that the contractors, employers and subcontractors who are engaged in the construction of the project coordinate their efforts regarding issues of occupational safety and health to create and maintain a safe and healthful workplace.

(a) The site of the construction project for the purpose of ensuring the occupational safety and health of the employees of the contractor, employer or subcontractor; and

(b) Any documents relating to claims filed by or on behalf of an employee of the contractor, employer or subcontractor who has been injured on the construction project.