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Contractor Duties <br /> All contractors shall follow any and all Minnesota OSHA, Federal OSHA, MN DOT, <br /> MPCA and other regulatory agency's rules that pertain to their worksites in the <br /> State of Minnesota. All contractors shall be responsible for initiating, maintaining <br /> and supervising safety and health related policies, programs and work practices in <br /> connection with the performance of contractual work. <br /> Duties to Sub-contractors <br /> Contractors that use sub-contractors shall be responsible for communicating any and <br /> all safety and health related information to those sub-contractors and shall ensure <br /> that sub-contractors initiate, maintain and supervise safety and health related <br /> polices, programs and work practices while performing sub-contracted work. <br /> Imminent Danger <br /> In the event of an imminent danger situation, the City of Mounds View reserves the <br /> right to suspend contracted work if said work exposes the employees of either <br /> employer to imminent danger. <br /> Imminent Danger Definition per MNOSHA: <br /> Imminent danger situations are given top priority. An imminent danger is any condition or practice that <br /> presents a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could occur immediately or before <br /> the danger can be eliminated through normal enforcement procedures. MNOSHA becomes aware of <br /> these situations through reports received from employees, the general public or direct observation by an <br /> investigator. <br /> If an imminent danger situation is identified, the safety and health investigator will ask the employer to <br /> voluntarily eliminate the hazard and to remove the endangered employees from exposure. If the <br /> employer fails to do this,MNOSHA may"red tag"the equipment or job site for 72 hours. <br /> 11 <br />
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