30- Hour Concrete Safety Manager
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After successfully completing this course, students will receive 30-Hour Concrete Safety Manager certificate of completion & 3.0 IACET CEUs
This course is one of the requirements to become a Concrete Safety Manager.
To obtain a Concrete Safety Manager License, the applicant must complete & submit to the Licensing Unit a certificate of completion for 30 hours of training as mandated by the 2014 NYC Construction Codes, Building Code Chapter 33 §3310.9.1 Concrete Safety Manager; Local Law 40-2008 and Title 1 of Rules of the City of New York – Section 3310-02 Concrete Safety Managers
There are no prerequisites for this training course. However, students must be able to communicate with the instructor in the language that the training is provided in.
This course consists of several different components including a PowerPoint presentation, lecture, case studies, class discussions and hands on demonstrations. We will provide a student manual which will include all relevant written standards
- Introduction to Concrete Safety Management
- Concrete Construction Site Accidents
- Responsibilities of a Concrete Safety Manager/Certification
- OSHA 1926 Overview
- NYC Construction Codes Overview
- NYC Department Of buildings Overview
- Concrete Construction & Stripping Operations
- Concrete Inspection Operations
- Rigging, Scaffold, Hoisting, Lift, & Crane Operations
- Site Safety Pan Requirements for Concrete
- Safety Protocols for Concrete
- Jobsite Concrete Safety Violations
- Safe Use of Concrete Safety Problems
- Jobsite Emergency Situations & Preparedness Procedures
By the end of this course students will be able to understand the following:
- Navigate the New York City Department of Buildings website to select appropriate Building Codes, New York City Rules, Bulletins and applications.
- Identify the rules and regulations that were promulgated after serious concrete construction accidents in New York City.
- Explain the reasons for New York City safety rules for concrete projects.
- Determine New York City specific safety issues for concrete projects.
- Prescribe control measures for New York City safety issues for concrete projects.
- Choose safe work practices at their construction sites based on prudent decision-making.
- Motivate other employees to make changes to improve the safety culture of New York City.
- Differentiate between the OSHA standards and Chapter 33 of Building Code of New York City.
