The Site Safety Manager class will train participants on how to be an effective site safety manager. The 40 Hour Safety Manager Course focuses on building construction that may be classified by the NYC Building Department. The Safety Manager Course also puts a strong emphasis on protecting, not only the safety of the general public, but for those working on the job site as well. This safety manager training is a prerequisite for individuals applying for their site safety coordinator, or construction superintendent license. The course is a comprehensive review of chapter 33 and the rules of the City of New York that pertain to the public protection. This course will prepare prospective candidates with safe work practices in alignment with NYC rules and regulations and prepare those candidates for the Site Safety Manager or Site Safety Coordinator exam.
1. Introduction to Site Safety Management Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Site Safety Manager & Coordinator Description
- Construction Superintendent Description
- Concrete Safety Manager Description
- Fire Safety Manager Description
2. Construction Site Accidents Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Common Causes & Prevention
- Accident Statistics
- Case Studies w/Photos
3. NYC Site Safety Manager Certification Requirements Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Building & Construction Sites that require a Site Safety Manager
- Steps to get or renew a Certificate
- Discipline/suspension/revocation of a Certification
4. OSHA 1926 Overview – Safety & Health Regulations for Construction
5. Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Focus on the Four Hazards from the 10 Hour OSHA Course & all applicable subparts
6. NYC Codes Overview – cover all applicable codes, rules, related Classroom Lecture/Discussion with A/V
Department policy statements, regulatory notices, bulletins and memos including:
- Title 1 Rules of the City of New York – Chapter 48 & 100
- NYC Fire Code ’14 – Chapter 14 Fire Safety during Construction, Alteration and Demolition
- NYC Department of Transportation – Regulations & Permits
- Building Code ’68 – All applicable sections still in effect
- Construction Codes ’08 – General Administrative Provisions
- Building Code ’08 – All applicable sections including:
- Update Pages/Local Laws promulgated after July 1, 2008;
- Chapter 1 Administration – Permits, Maintenance, Enforcement & Licensing;
- Chapter 33 Safeguards during Construction or Demolition; and
- Chapter 35 Reference Standards
- Construction Codes ’14 – General Administrative Provisions
- Building Code ’14 – All applicable sections including:
- Update Pages/Local Laws promulgated after January 1, 2015;
- Chapter 1 Administration – Permits, Maintenance, Enforcement & Licensing;
- Chapter 33 Safeguards during Construction or Demolition; and
- Chapter 35 Reference Standards
7. NYC Department of Buildings Overview – cover all applicable Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Administrative standard operating procedures, policy & procedure notices, permits/department notifications, forms, filing & site documents, plans, inspection checklists/logs and wind & weather advisories
8. Site Safety Plan Requirements Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
9. Jobsite Safety Violations Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
10. Safe Use of Tools on the Jobsite Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
11. Safety Protocols for Concrete, Standpipe Inspection, Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
- Cranes & Derricks, Supported/Suspended Scaffolds & Sheds
12. Reoccurring Jobsite Safety Problems Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
13. Jobsite Emergency Situations & Preparedness Procedures Classroom Lecture/Discussion w A/V
14. NYC Buildings Unsafe Condition (311) Notification Procedure Provide Copy to Trainee & Discuss
15. NYC/DOI Buildings Integrity Training Contact Information Sheet Provide Copy to Trainee & Discuss
16. Review all Training Topics Discussion with Questions & Answers
17. Written Assessment (Multiple Choice)
This course is one of the pre-requisites an applicant must successfully complete before being eligible to apply for Site Safety Manager Certificate Examination. In addition, this course fulfills the training course requirements for Site Safety Coordinator and Construction Superintendent Certification in New York City.
In order to receive a 40-hour Site Safety Coordinator certificate of completion, students must:
-Attend 100% of the course
-Be active participants in all learning events, including final exam and hands-on activities.
-Score 70% or higher on the written exam.
Make-Up Time: No make-up time is permitted for this course. Students who miss any portion of the training must make arrangements with NYC Safety Training Center to attend another course. Additional course fees may apply.