Corporate Training By Zack Academy - 8-Hour Site Safety Coordinator
This NYC 8-Hour Site Safety Coordinator course is a shortened version of the 40-Hour Site Safety Manager Course designed for experienced professionals interested in registering as Construction Superintendents, Site Safety Managers, or Site Safety Coordinators with the NYC Department of Buildings.
Who Should Take this 8-Hour Site Safety Coordinator Course?
1.Individuals who wish to apply for the Site Safety Coordinator license. Licensed Architects or Engineers, or an applicant who has 5 years of construction supervisory experience (including 3 years supervising major buildings), can take this 8-Hour Site Safety Coordinator course. All other construction professionals need to take the 40-Hour Site Safety Manager course, and should verify the work experience requirements before applying with NYC DOB.
2. Licensed Architects or Engineers in NY who are applying for the Site Safety Manager designation can take this 8-Hour course in lieu of the 40-Hour Site Safety Manager course.
**Prior to registering for the course, please review the NYC DOB guidelines for eligibility requirements and an overview of the certification process.**
Course Topics
- Introduction to Site Safety Management
- Construction Site Accidents
- NYC Site Safety Manager Certification Requirements
- OSHA 1926 Overview
- NYC Codes Overview
- NYC Department of Buildings Overview
- Site Safety Plan Requirements
- Jobsite Safety Violations
- Safe Use of Tools on the Jobsite
- Safety Protocols for Concrete, Standpipe Inspection, Cranes & Derricks, Supported/Suspended Scaffolds & Sheds
- Recurring Jobsite Safety Problemts
- Jobsite Emergency Situations & Preparedness Procedures
- NYC Buildings Unsafe Condition Notification Procedures
- NYC/DOI Building Integrity
This course concludes with a written assessment (Multiple Choice).
NYC Department of Building Requirements
A Certified Site Safety Manager must be onsite at all construction or demolitions of major buildings that are 15 or more stories or 100,000 square feet or greater. Exam Fee: $ 350. Registration Fee: $ 300. Renewal Fee: $ 150. Late Renewal Fee: $ 50. Registration Term: 3 Years. You can follow this link to the Site Safety Manager Certificate application on the NY DOB website to see what experience requirements are necessary for this certificate.
A Certified Site Safety Coordinator must be onsite at all construction or demolition of major buildings that are 10 to 14 stories. Registration Fee: $100. Renewal Fee: $50.Registration Term: 1 Year. View the Site Safety Coordinator information on the NY DOB website to see what experience requirements are necessary for this certificate and to access all necessary forms.
A Registered Construction Superintendent is required at new buildings and buildings under demolition nine stories and below. Registration Fee: $100. Renewal Fee: $50. License Term: 3 Years. View the Construction Superintendent information on the NY DOB website to view experience requirements and application info.
All three certifications require the 8-hour Site Safety Manager Refresher course prior to expiring to renew.
Please Note: All listed fees are separate of course registration fees and are subject to change. Please contact the NYC Department of Buildings for current fee amounts.
Syllabus
Syllabus:
1. Introduction to Site Safety Management
- Site Safety Manager & Coordinator Description
- Construction Superintendent Description
- Concrete Safety Manager Description
- Fire Safety Manager Description
2. Construction Site Accidents
- Common Causes & Prevention
- Accident Statistics
- Case Studies w/Photos
3. NYC Site Safety Manager Certification Requirements
- 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 and Health Regulations for Construction
5. Classroom Discussion
- Focus on the Four Hazards from the 10-Hour OSHA course and all applicable subparts
6. NYC Codes Overview
- Cover all applicable codes, rules, related departent policy statements, regulatory notices, bulletins and memos
- Title 1 Rules of the City of New York - Chapter 48 & 100
- NYC Fire Code "08 - Chapter 14 Fire Safety during Construction, Alteration & Demolition
- NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) - 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;
- Chapter 35 Reference Standards
7. NYC Department of Buildings Overview
8. Site Safety Plan Requirements
9. Jobsite Safety Violations
10. Safe Use of Tools on the Jobsite
11. Safety Protocols for:
- Concrete, Standpipe Inspection, Cranes and Derricks
- Supported/Suspended Scaffolds & Sheds
12. Reoccuring Jobsite Safety Problems
13. Jobsite Emergency Situations & Preparedness Procedures
14. NYC Buildings Unsafe Condition (311) Notification Procedure
15. NYC/DOI Buildings Integrity Training Contact Information Sheet
16. Review All Training Topics
17. Written Assessment (Multiple Choice)
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