Who has the authority to review the inspection logs maintained by a Fire Safety Manager?

The authority to review the inspection logs maintained by a Fire Safety Manager is granted to any representative of the FDNY. This is crucial because the FDNY plays an essential role in ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations. The ability of FDNY representatives to review these logs allows them to verify that safety protocols are being followed and that the construction site is adhering to fire safety standards.

This oversight is part of a broader system of checks and balances designed to protect worker safety and prevent fires at construction sites. Inspection logs contain detailed records of safety measures, compliance, and any issues that arise, and their review by FDNY personnel helps maintain accountability throughout the construction process.

In contrast, limiting access to only the Fire Safety Manager or the Site Safety Manager would restrict the level of oversight necessary for effective fire safety management, while allowing only the owner access does not ensure the necessary impartial review that FDNY representatives provide.