40 Hour Site Safety

The 40-Hour Site Safety Manager course is a comprehensive training program designed to prepare construction professionals for effective site safety management in New York City. This course provides in-depth instruction on safe work practices, regulatory compliance, and the responsibilities of a site safety manager.

The training emphasizes both worker safety and public protection on construction sites. Participants will gain knowledge of Chapter 33 of the NYC Construction Codes and related rules, preparing them for the Site Safety Manager or Site Safety Coordinator licensing exams. This course is also a prerequisite for individuals applying for a Site Safety Coordinator or Construction Superintendent license.

The 40 Hour Site Safety Manager course equips participants with the skills to manage risks, oversee safety programs, and implement procedures in alignment with NYC rules and regulations.

CEUs

4.0

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the 40-hour Site Safety Manager course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the differences between types of safety professionals and their roles

• Recognize the purpose and rationale behind NYC construction safety rules and regulations

• Identify effective safety practices and procedures for protecting the public and property during construction and demolition

• Understand proper communication with licensed safety professionals and the NYC Department of Buildings

• Differentiate between OSHA standards and NYC DOB Chapter 33 regulations

• Identify potential fire hazards and apply prevention measures in compliance with the NYC Fire Code.