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The Local Law 196 deadline. DOB has NOT extended the Local Law 196 deadline. The deadline is only 33 days away. You NEED 40 hours total of training. If you already have 30 hours of training take our online interactive courses from your laptop right from home. You can take the courses at your own [...]
You NEED 10 more hours of safety training!
>>> 8-HOUR SUPPORTED SCAFFOLD INSTALLER & REMOVER REFRESHER <<< Under Local Law 196, designated construction workers are required to complete 40 hours of approved site safety training to carry an SST card. Our bundle package provides 10 hours towards the satisfaction of that requirement.
45 Days Left until LL196 Deadline!
New Local Law 196 Deadline - March 1, 2021 New in-person OSHA 30-hour dates added. The DOB recommends students to not delay their training. Click to view upcoming OSHA 30-Hour schedules. Don't forget to request your SST card for only $50!
New York State Passes 1 Million Confirmed COVID Cases, NYC’s 7-Day Average Citywide Positivity Rate Hits 9.39%
COVID-19 cases continue to surge in the Tri-State Area after the holidays. New York State has now surpassed 1 million confirmed cases. According to Johns Hopkins data, it’s the fourth state to hit that milestone after Texas, California and Florida. The state reported more than 15,000 new cases Saturday and 128 more deaths. Of those 15,000 […]
Cuomo Confirms 1st Case of New, More Contagious UK Strain of Virus in New York
Cuomo Confirms More Contagious UK Strain of Virus in NYC New York joined a growing number of states on Monday to confirm the presence of a new strain of the coronavirus that’s believed to be at least 50 percent more contagious. A man in his 60s living in upstate New York has tested positive for […]
Coronavirus Updates: Cuomo Tells Hospitals With Vaccine To “Use It Or Lose It”
New York City is in Phase 4 of reopening now, which includes zoos, botanical gardens, museums, and gyms. Citing rising hospitalization rates, Governor Andrew Cuomo suspended indoor dining in NYC starting Monday, December 14th. After being shut down for several weeks, NYC public schools partially reopened on December 7th for 3K-5th grade students, with students […]
DOB & COVID-19 Updates
DOB UPDATES Local Law 191 of 2018: Deadline for Installation of Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Commercial Spaces Extended Local Law 191 of 2018 requires buildings that are equipped with a fire alarm system and contain Occupancy Group A-1, A-2, A-3, Group B or Group M to install carbon monoxide detectors by January 1, 2021. A [...]
Less than 20% of NYC hospital beds empty amid second COVID-19 surge
The number of available hospital beds are dwindling as a second surge of the coronavirus grips the New York City region, new state data reveals. The percentage of beds available in both New York City and Long Island is under 20 percent, according to the data released Tuesday. In the city, 81 percent of hospitals are filled […]
NYC fines construction firm $25K after worker killed in Arverne in 2019
The New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings has fined a New Jersey construction firm $25,000, more than 15 months after a falling wall killed one of its workers in Arverne by the Sea. The Department of Buildings issued more than a dozen other violations to the site’s general contractor and construction superintendent, […]
Lights, Camera, Construction!
The long lists of shows displayed on streaming sites, which seem to grow exponentially by the day, serve to tell you what’s on. But in New York City, they also might reveal a bit about the future of your block. Many of the studios that produced the television series, which have turned New York into […]