New York, a city synonymous with architectural marvels, is a beacon of construction activity. Yet, with such bustling development, the risk of construction incidents looms large. At Menotti Enterprise LLC, we’re committed to safety and believe in empowering our community with knowledge. This article sheds light on the most frequent construction incidents in New York,…
Site Safety Plan compliance is crucial when preparing your NYC construction site for DOB inspections. DOB inspections are conducted by the New York City Department of Buildings to ensure that construction projects adhere to the city’s building codes and zoning resolutions. These inspections are crucial in maintaining safety standards and preventing construction-related accidents. The Department…
Hard hats are more than a symbol of construction and industrial jobs. They’re a lifeline, a shield, and a guardian angel protecting workers from the hazardous possibilities of their environments. In this comprehensive guide, we will uncover the significance of hard hats, the standards they must adhere to, and the precautions users should take to…
Introduction The construction industry is one that is always buzzing with activity. Every day, we see the transformation of blueprints into tangible structures. This process, while fascinating, has its share of hazards. Site safety, therefore, becomes a matter of life and death. This blog post seeks to explain why site safety should be your top…
As we embark on the fourth week of the National Safety Council’s (NSC) Safety Month, the spotlight falls on a critical aspect of safety in the construction industry – hazard recognition. Understanding and identifying hazards are the cornerstones of maintaining a safe and productive work environment. At Menotti Enterprise LLC, a premier safety consulting firm…
Today at Menotti Enterprise LLC, we’re focusing on a crucial update from the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) that could significantly impact property owners and managers across the city. The DOB has recently issued a service notice concerning the failure to file annual boiler inspection reports for the years 2018 through 2021. As…
Summer in New York City can be relentless, with high temperatures and humidity levels that can feel unbearable. For those working in the construction industry, the heat is more than just uncomfortable—it can be dangerous. This guide aims to arm you with knowledge and practical strategies to prevent and avoid heat-related illnesses and ensure safety…
In common language, we tend to use “incident” and “accident” interchangeably, with the latter having a more negative connotation. However, in the world of occupational safety, each word has a precise meaning. To complicate matters, there are various definitions for how “incident” and “accident” are used in the workplace. Whether you’re a site supervisor or…
How to Educate Your Team This National Safety Stand-Down Week The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has declared May 2–6, 2022, to be National Safety Stand-Down Week. Every year, this week raises awareness about critical preventative measures to reduce the rate of falls in construction. Falls from elevation are the leading cause of death for…
The National Association for Women in Construction (NAWIC) has designated the first full week in March, March 6-12 this year, as “Women in Construction Week” (WIC Week™) to celebrate women in the construction industry and raise awareness of what women can achieve in construction. WIC Week™ commemorates the history of women’s success in the construction…