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A subcontractor asks whether OSHA-style safety duties are shifted to the architect because the architect observes the site. Under AIA A201, who is generally responsible for safety precautions and programs?

Correct Answer

B) The Contractor is responsible for safety precautions and programs for the Work

A201 places safety precautions and programs for the Work on the Contractor.

Answer Options
A
Let the Architect control the safety program merely because site observations occur
B
The Contractor is responsible for safety precautions and programs for the Work
C
The Owner's lender assumes safety duties after funding the project
D
The unsuccessful bidder remains responsible until final completion

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A201 places safety precautions and programs for the Work on the Contractor.

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