- 40 Hour Site Safety Manager
- Site Safety Manager Orientation / Refresher Course - 7 Hour
- 30 Hour Concrete Safety Manager
Training: Site safety / concrete safety
SITE SAFETY MANAGER
The New York City Department of Buildings has begun certifying Site Safety Coordinators, Site Safety Managers and Construction Superintendents as part of an ongoing effort to ensure construction sites are managed safely by professionals.
Highlights of NYC DOB Site Safety Certification:
- REQUIREMENTS FOR SITE SAFETY COORDINATOR CERTIFICATION
- REQUIREMENTS FOR SITE SAFETY MANAGERS CERTIFICATION
- REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENTS CERTIFICATION
- Begining July 1, 2008 a certified Site Safety Manager or Certified Site Safety Coordinator must be onsite at all contruction or demolition of major buildings that are 10 to 14 stories.
- A Certified Site Safety Managers must be onsite at all construction or demolitions of major buildings that are 15 or more stories.
- As of July 1, 2008 all initial and renewal applications for new building and demolition permits for buildings up to and including 9 stories are required to have a registered construction superintendents named on the PW-2. Starting on 7/5/08, this requirement will apply to all permits of including 1, 2, and 3 family homes and garages.
Programs Offered:
40 Hour Site Safety Manager
Site Safety Manager Orientation / Refresher Course - 7 Hour
CONCRETE SAFETY MANAGER
Concrete Safety Manager: Effective January 1, 2009
The Department of Buildings will require a Concrete Safety Manager to be present on all construction sites where a minimum of 2,000 cubic yards of concrete will be poured beginning January 1, 2009. By July 1, 2009, these individuals must be fully registered with the DOB and have their name on the permit application.
A 30-Hour Department of Buildings approved training course covering site safety and concrete operations will be one of the requirements for obtaining permit.
Programs Offered:
30 - Hour Concrete Safety Manager Course