Rumors on social media that DOB inspectors are going door-to-door in neighborhoods unannounced, asking for access into homes to conduct...

Consistent with City of New York Executive Order 74 of 2021 regarding Safety Practices of Public-Facing Contracted Personnel During The...

An Emergency Executive Order was issued in NYC in response to the approach of Hurricane Henri. Contractors and site safety professionals...

OSHA partnered with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to revise a handbook on workplace safety and health...

Starting September 7, 2021, industry professionals looking to apply for a new license for more than a dozen construction-related roles in...

The Transit Museum in Downtown Brooklyn is reopening to the public on Saturday, August 14th! Since its inception over 40 years ago, the...

The law will affect construction sites that have been stalled for over two years. On June 28, 2021, Local Law 74 was enacted by the NYC...

FAKE OSHA CERTIFICATION CARDS Fraudulent OSHA Training Cards? A Disturbing Trend ​ ​With the increased volume of construction work in...

Injuries and illnesses continue affecting the construction industry each year. With one in five worker deaths in the United States last...

Step 1: Qualifications You must meet one (1) of the following requirements to become a Registered Construction Superintendent. [1] Be a...

Smoke from devastating wildfires in the west caused hazy skies in NYC as air quality index surged to 157 in Manhattan - well above...

WHAT IS LOCAL LAW 113? ​Local Law 113 (the New York City Noise Code) was signed in 2005 by Mayor Bloomberg in order to reduce...

The Department of Buildings rescinds the following Buildings Bulletins and Guidance: • BB 2020-006 (issued on April 22, 2020) – updated...

Last week the Dept. of Buildings released their construction safety report spanning 2019 and 2020. The bulk of the report highlights...

Summertime can be brutal for construction workers. Excessive heat and sun exposure pose significant dangers, such as sunburn,...

Contractors are required to dig safely at all times to protect underground critical facilities by following requirements outlined in the...

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An estimated 2.3 million construction workers, or 65 percent of the construction industry, work on scaffolds. But scaffolding hazards...

OSHA requires construction and manufacturing businesses (among others) to complete and regularly update paperwork related to workplace...

As per the Dept. of Buildings - to obtain your Site Safety Manager Certification, you must meet the following qualifications: Be at least...