Who is primarily responsible for ensuring that all fire safety training is provided to site personnel?

The Construction Site Fire Safety Manager (S-56) is primarily responsible for ensuring that all fire safety training is provided to site personnel. This role entails having a comprehensive understanding of fire hazards, safety regulations, and best practices specific to the construction environment. The S-56 manager is tasked with the oversight and implementation of fire safety plans, which includes conducting training sessions to educate workers about potential fire risks and the proper safety protocols to follow. By ensuring all site personnel are properly trained, the S-56 contributes to a safer working environment, reducing the chances of fire incidents and enhancing overall site safety. This role is critical in creating awareness and compliance with fire safety measures mandated by regulations.