What information must be included on posted permits?

• A. Contractor's name, start and expiration dates, contact number, permit number, and type of work.
• B. The weather forecast for the project duration.
• C. The project budget and deadlines.
• D. The supervisor's personal phone number.

Answer: (A)

Posted permits must carry identifying and validity details so the work can be properly monitored and verified. The contractor's name identifies who is responsible for compliance. The start date shows when authorization begins and the expiration date marks when the permit ends, ensuring work doesn’t proceed beyond its allowed window. A contact number provides a direct line for coordination or emergencies, while the permit number gives a precise reference to the official document in records. The type of work clarifies the scope and the safety requirements that apply. These details support safety oversight and traceability for inspections and audits. Information like weather forecasts, project budgets, deadlines, or a supervisor's personal number isn’t part of the posted permit because they don’t directly reflect permit authorization or safety requirements.