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3.8 Contractor Compliance with Labor Code Requirements. The PM shall review the <br />Contractors' certified payroll records to confirm that appropriate classifications of <br />labor are utilized and that the prevailing wage rates established for such <br />classifications of labor are indicated in the certified payroll records as having <br />been paid. A material obligation of the PM in its review of certified payroll records <br />is to take cognizance of actual or potential violations of requirements or <br />limitations relating to: <br />(i) prevailing wage rates; <br />(ii) days and hours of work by laborers; and, <br />(iii) ratios of journeymen to apprentices. If upon such review, the PM determines <br />that actual or potential violations of the foregoing have occurred, the PM <br />shall notify the CITY in writing of such determination along with <br />recommendations for further investigation and/or implementation of <br />appropriate proceedings. The PM shall implement recommendations <br />accepted by the CITY, as directed or authorized bythe CITY. <br />3.9 Site Observations <br />3.9.1 PM On -Site. During construction of the Project and at substantially all times <br />during which there are construction activities at the site, PM shall have its project <br />manager and superintendent (inspector) or other authorized and CITY approved <br />representative at the site to observe site construction activities. PM shall <br />maintain at the site the Project contract documents, drawings, specifications, <br />approved change orders, submittals, applicable codes rules, regulations and <br />other written, graphic or electronic materials relating to the Project. <br />3.9.2 Construction Quality. The PM shall use its best efforts to resolve construction <br />issues and guard the CITY against defects and deficiencies in construction and <br />workmanship of the Project based on site inspections, observations, and a <br />quality control program implemented hereunder to monitor construction <br />workmanship for conformity with: <br />(i) accepted industry standards; <br />(ii) applicable laws, codes, regulations, ordinances or rules; <br />(iii) and the requirements of the construction documents. <br />3.9.3 Resection of Work. Whenever in the ordinary course of discharging its services <br />hereunder, PM discovers or observes conditions of defective or deficient <br />construction or workmanship of the Project, PM shall notify Contractor for <br />remediation. If remediation does not occur, PM shall notify the CITY in writing of <br />such conditions and if directed by the City, the PM shall stop or reject such work. <br />Where discovery or observation of conditions of defective or deficient materials <br />or workmanship may have an adverse impact upon building life -safety systems <br />or operations, structural elements or integrity or the safety of persons or property, <br />PM shall take prompt action appropriate under the circumstances, including <br />stopping the work and thereupon notifying the City in writing. <br />REV: 08-21-19 PR <br />