During the initial week of construction, what is true about subcontractors needing a GC badge?

Subcontractors are required to have a General Contractor (GC) badge during the initial week of construction to ensure that all individuals on-site are properly identified and adhere to safety protocols. The GC badge serves as a means of verifying that subcontractors have completed any necessary training, understand site-specific safety procedures, and are authorized to work in that area. This requirement promotes a safe working environment by ensuring that everyone present has met the necessary qualifications and is familiar with the safety measures in place, which is especially critical during the busy and potentially hazardous phase of commencing construction activities. Proper identification also aids in maintaining accountability for all personnel on the job site, which is an essential component of effective site management.