If you work in construction, you’ve probably heard the terms DOB licensed safety manager and OSHA certified safety manager. Many contractors confuse the two, which can lead to delays or compliance issues on projects. The truth is that these credentials serve different purposes. Both are valuable, and in some cases, a safety manager may need…
If you’re running a project in New York City, you’ve probably asked yourself: Do I really need a DOB-licensed safety manager, or can I just use someone on staff? On paper, both roles sound similar. In practice, they’re very different. The choice affects how your site is monitored, how regulators view your project, and the…
If you work in New York City construction, you already know safety isn’t optional. Between OSHA standards and Local Law 196, you’re expected to follow specific training rules to keep your crew safe and your sites compliant. OSHA-30 and NYC SST training form the base of that requirement. They give your team the knowledge to…
Dust might seem harmless, but in the wrong conditions, it can trigger fires, explosions, and serious injuries. A dust hazard analysis (DHA) identifies where those risks exist and how to control them before they cause damage. This process helps companies prevent costly incidents, comply with safety regulations, and protect their workforce. In this post, we’ll…
An OSHA compliance audit can catch you off guard if you’re not ready. Inspectors look at your site, your safety records, and your crew’s training. Their goal is to see whether you’re meeting federal safety requirements. If you work in construction, you know one missed detail can cost time and money. This guide will show…
New York City’s construction sites now face strict compliance standards under Local Law 196. Workers must complete site safety training (SST) to legally access most job sites. Supervisors need even more training to meet Department of Buildings (DOB) rules. Missing these requirements can halt projects and trigger fines. This guide explains what Local Law 196…
DOB violations can shut down any NYC construction project fast. They trigger fines, delays, and public compliance records that hurt your reputation. Contractors, developers, and property managers face serious setbacks when safety standards slip. This guide explains the five most common DOB compliance failures on NYC construction sites and how to prevent them. You’ll learn…
Every NYC construction project should follow Chapter 33 of the building code. These rules protect workers, pedestrians, and nearby properties during construction or demolition. You’re already aware of the strict enforcement of DOB requirements. Missing a single requirement can lead to violations, stop-work orders, and costly delays. Staying compliant keeps your project running and your…