; and (ii) stop work when work conditions are unsafe. (D) Formation, Structure and Support (i) Election The members of the safety committees will be elected by resilience workers in the labor market. (ii) Chair A Chair for each safety committee shall be elected by committee members. Such chair shall be the primary point of contact for the regional office of the Department of Labor. (iii) Reporting The safety committee shall report any violations of minimum labor standards laid out in this Act to a regional office of the Department of Labor, which may conduct an investigation and take enforcement actions using the existing authorities of the Secretary. (iv) Enforcement A regional office may elevate violations to the Commission for further enforcement as needed. (E) Labor market defined The term labor market means a disaster recovery area as designated in a Federal major disaster declaration. (3) Liability The employer and with the general contractor shall be liable for all health problems caused in whole or in part by participation in climate disaster response and recovery for all employees employed using funds under this section. (4) Wellness Checks An employer receiving funds under this section shall ensure that workers receive annual wellness checks at community health clinics or Federally qualified health centers specific to the conditions under which they have been working. Such employer shall cover the full cost of such wellness checks. (d) Authorization of appropriations for training supports There is authorized to be appropriated to the Director $20,000,000 for fiscal year 2021, and each fiscal year thereafter, for the Susan G. Harwood Occupational Safety and Health grant program, of which not less than $10,000,000 each fiscal year shall be used to support training of workers engaged in disaster recovery and rebuilding work. 602. Pilot program providing Federal employment opportunities for formerly incarcerated firefighters (a) Establishment (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment