This comprehensive online live webinar course serves construction professionals who are preparing to take the Site Safety Manager examination or seeking to register with the New York City Department of Buildings as a Site Safety Coordinator or Registered Construction Superintendent. The New York City Department of Buildings mandates completion of this course before candidates can take the written examination for the Site Safety Manager credential. Site Safety Managers are required to maintain on-site presence during the construction of new buildings that are 15 or more stories in height, exceed 200 feet in elevation, or have lot coverage exceeding 100,000 square feet. This course provides a comprehensive review of Chapter 33 and the Rules of the City of New York governing construction safety and site management.
Course Content and Learning Objectives:
- Federal and state safety standards and building codes specific to New York City construction practices
- Fire protection regulations, Department of Transportation regulations, and permit requirements
- Record-keeping procedures and regulatory reporting requirements
Regulatory and Examination Fees:
Site Safety Manager exam applicants must pay a NYC DOB examination fee of $525, payable directly to the NYC Department of Buildings. This fee is separate from course tuition.
Site Safety Coordinator applicants must submit an initial $100 fee to NYC DOB along with the LIC-2 application. Contact the DOB Licensing Unit at (212) 566-4100 to schedule your required appointment.
Construction Superintendent registrants must submit a $100 registration fee to NYC DOB when submitting their application. Contact the DOB Licensing Unit at (212) 566-4100 to complete this process.
Technical Requirements and Important Notes:
- Following registration, students will receive detailed webinar access information for joining the Zoom-based live session
- Participants must have access to a personal computer with a functional webcam and audio capabilities to participate in the live webinar format
- Students will be required to present a valid New York state identification (such as a driver's license) at the beginning of the webinar session to verify attendance and identity
