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24 hours to ensure compliance with the corrective action. The Contractor' s Daily Quality Control Report with recorded inspections are to be furnished to the COUNTY daily. 40. 6 OA/OC Deficiencies. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for implementing any corrective actions recommended by the Quality Assurance Officer, the COUNTY, or the FDEP. Reported deficiencies shall require follow-up inspection within 24 hours by the CONTRACTOR' S Quality Assurance Officer, the COUNTY, and/or the FDEP. Recurring deficiencies in an item or items may indicate inadequacies in the Quality Assurance Plan and the CONTRACTOR may be required to revise the QA Plan as directed by the COUNTY and advise appropriate personnel of any modifications required . 41 . SAFETY REQUIREMENTS The CONTRACTOR shall specify all safety inspection procedures and designate personnel responsible for supervising accident prevention activities and insuring compliance with safety measures. At the time of the Pre-Construction Meeting, the CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COUNTY a Safety Plan. The Safety Plan shall include but not be limited to the following: 41 . 1 Letter of Appointment designating a Safety Officer(s), describing responsibilities, providing qualifications and delineating the line of authority and organizational reporting requirements of the Safety Officer. 41 .2 Accident Prevention Plan. The CONTRACTOR is required to submit to the COUNTY an Accident Prevention Plan ten ( 10) days after the Notice of Award and prior to the pre- construction meeting. The Accident Prevention Plan must be in accordance with all Federal safety standards as specified in EM 395- 1 - 1 , dated September 1996, entitled "Safety and Health Requirements Manual ." Submission of the Plan does not constitute an endorsement on the part of the COUNTY or ENGINEER of the CONTRACTOR' S Accident Prevention Plan. The Plan is intended to provide a method by which the CONTRACTOR demonstrates an awareness of Federal safety standards. 41 .3 OSHA Standards. The CONTRACTOR shall review the Corps of Engineers Manual, General Safety Requirements EM 385- 1 - 1 , dated September 1996 and the latest Occupational Safety and Hazard Agency (OSHA) standards and become fully knowledgeable of the personal protective equipment that must be provided workers and shall be familiar with the safety standards applicable to the prevention of accidents during the construction of this project and shall comply with all applicable provisions. 41 .4 Trench Safety Act 41 .4. 1 The provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration' s excavation safety standards, 29 C.F.R. s. 1926.650 Subpart P are incorporated as the state standard. The Department of Labor and Employment Security may, by rule, adopt updated or revised versions of those standards, provided that the updated or revised versions are consistent with the intent expressed in this act and Section 553 .60 et seq., Florida Statutes, and are not otherwise inconsistent with state law. Any rule adopted as provided in this TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS TS-40