TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN NEW YORK, USA - PAGE 3

The 20-hour course examines every aspect of fire protection management in high-rise structures through intense review of aspects of Local Law #5 of 1973 and the 2014 FDNY Code. Special emphasis is placed on the Fire Code Chapter 4-Emergency Planning and Preparedness and Chapter 9- Fire Protection.

The Emergency Action Plan Director and Active Shooter/Medical Emergency courses have been combined into one course, Non-Fire Emergencies with Active Shooter/Medical Emergencies

This course is based on the requirements contained within the OSHA Code of Federal Regulations for General Industry (29 CFR 1910). This course covers OSHA-mandated topics such as OSHA inspection procedures, record keeping, fire detection/prevention, welding, cutting, electrical, lockout/Tag out etc

The goal of this program is to introduce various types of personnel lifts that are used on various job sites in the construction industry. Proper operation, safety practices, and worker roles and responsibilities will be explored.

This 8 hour Hazwoper refresher training program consists of a synopsis of the core elements of an occupational safety and health program including emergency response plan and procedures.

The goal of this program is to raise awareness about asbestos and lead and the risks associated with construction equipment coming into contact. Steps to identify and address asbestos and lead in the workplace are included along with educational overview of the general risks posed by two materials...

This course is an elective course that may help meet the requirement to apply for a Site Safety Training Card. This is awareness level training only and does not provide any other qualifications or authorizations outside of the Site Security Training Card.

The goal of this program is to provide an overview of flagging operations to ensure workers understand the purpose and procedures for using flaggers to promote public and workplace safety.

The goal of this program is to introduce the tools and practices necessary for lifting and rigging loads on various job sites in the construction industry. Procedures, safety practices, and appropriate roles and responsibilities for workers will be explored.

This program’s goal is to raise awareness of ergonomic risks construction teams might come into contact with. Steps for identifying and addressing ergonomic risk factors on the job site are included, along with an educational overview of the general risks presented by such hazards.