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The Construction Site Fire Safety Manager Training (CSFSM) will fulfill the training requirements for Fire Safety Manager under the new regulation of the New York City Fire Safety Department. Course Content: Overview of the construction site fire safety requirements and responsibilities of the fire safety managerIntroduction to FDNY fire code and fire code for construction sitesUpon successful completion of the course and the examination, students will receive a certificate. The student can then file for the FDNY Certificate of Fitness. CSFSM course certificates are valid for one year. FDNY Certificate of Fitness: Upon successful completion of the course, each student has upto 1 year to submit all paperwork and fee to the FDNY. FDNY will review applications and will determine if the student qualifies for the certificate of fitness. Qualified applicants will be required to take a Computer Based Test (CBT) at FDNY headquarters. Fee for Certificate of Fitness: $25 Please Note: After registration, students will receive a information on signing onto the webinar via ZOOM. Please note access to a PC with webcam and audio will be necessary to attend the live webinar. Students will be required to show state ID (example: Drivers License) at the start of the Webinar.

COURSE OUTLINE: This course aims to make the students well-versed with the latest safety and health regulations and the Indian Standards applicable to the construction industry. At the end of this course, the students will be able to plan, assess, analyze and manage hazardous construction project sites.

Safety is always a prime consideration in the construction industry. Learn tips, tricks, and techniques to improve safety, situational awareness, and job site conditions.

The Construction Equipment Maintenance & Safety specialization provides a detailed understanding of the best practices for maintaining construction machinery and ensuring workplace safety. To enhance performance and longevity, it covers preventive and corrective maintenance strategies for various equipment, including excavators, bulldozers, cranes, concrete mixers, and road-making machines. Learners will explore safety protocols, hazard identification, and risk management techniques to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with industry standards. The course also emphasizes the importance of equipment inspections, troubleshooting, and emergency response procedures, helping professionals optimize efficiency, reduce downtime, and create a safer working environment. Target Learners: Civil Engineering Students, Mechanical Engineering Students, Faculties and working professionals, Practicing Engineers in Construction projects

The main objective of this course is to learn the latest safety rules and regulations to identify health hazards in Construction Industry Here is a list of mandatory subjects to teach. Confined Spaces for Construction Excavations, Scaffolding, Materials Handling, Storage, Use and Disposal, Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, & Conveyors, Stairways and Ladders, Tools – Hand and Power, Fire Safety and Prevention At the end of this course, students will be able to plan, evaluate, analyze and manage hazardous construction sites.

Learn about common types of workplace injuries and measures that can be taken to prevent them, as well as proactive management of safety, quality, and productivity.

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Increase your value as a construction manager by gaining vital knowledge about concrete reinforcing and prestressing. What you'll learn: Explain the meaning of passive reinforcing versus active reinforcingList examples of active and passive reinforcingDiscuss the effects of adding rebar to concreteExplain how the change in location of the rebar within the concrete effects its performanceList advantages of prestressed concreteDescribe the difference between pre-tensioned and post-tensioned reinforcingDescribe the precast concrete process Explain how post-tensioned concrete works List common examples of prestressed concrete structures Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world. In addition to understanding concrete, today's construction professional needs to understand the principles of concrete reinforcing and how prestressed concrete works. This includes both pre-tensioned concrete that is typically manufactured in a precast plant, and post-tensioned concrete that is cast-in-place. Post-tensioned concrete is being used more and more throughout the world to build multi-story structures, slabs-on-ground, and bridges, while precast prestressed concrete continues to be used in rapidly built structures like parking garages. Understanding how and why reinforcing and prestressing works in a concrete structure. Gain a better understanding of the principle and theory behind concrete reinforcing and prestressing to help you be a better construction management professional. After completing this course you will be able to...Explain the meaning of passive reinforcing versus active reinforcing and list examples of eachDiscuss the effects of adding rebar to a concrete elementExplain how the change in location of the rebar within the concrete effects its performanceList advantages of prestressed concreteDescribe the difference between pre-tensioned and post-tensioned reinforcingDescribe the precast concrete processExplain how post-tensioned concrete worksList common examples of prestressed concrete structuresLearn from a professionalMy courses have been created as a place where everyone, whether you are an experienced professional, a young project engineer, new to a trade or a seasoned journeyman, can come to learn more about the industry that we have chosen as our profession. That's what this platform is about. These courses are meant to be a way for you to increase your knowledge of the construction industry in a variety of cutting edge topics from concrete reinforcing and prestressing, to micro trenching, to safety management systems. This is not a course that teaches you how to install rebar or prestressing steel. It is a course that educates you on why we reinforce concrete and how it works. This is information you need as a construction professional in order to talk to designers, owners and subcontractors. This course is a great way for you to increase your knowledge about concrete reinforcing and prestressing.

Learn how to manage your manager. In this course, adapted from the podcast How to Be Awesome at Your Job, Mary Abbajay explains how to build a good relationship with your boss.

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The Highfield Food Safety Level 3 syllabus presented in two hours of video tutorials. Boost your food safety knowledge. What you'll learn: Learn all of the Highfield Level Three food safety syllabus, with a focus on HACCP. Are you a manager or supervisor and want to achieve a level three food safety qualification? Or perhaps you are currently working in catering and want to develop your career? Or are you looking to buy a business or enter the trade for the first time? This course will boost your food safety knowledge.This course begins with a short video highlighting the importance of food safety, the positive impact it can have on your business. The prologue video also highlights the damaging impact poor standards can have on customers.You'll be taken through all aspects of managing food safety, with a particular focus on HACCP (Hazard analysis and critical control points).The knowledge you gain will help improve standards in your place of work. It will give you confidence to engage in discussions with experts such as EHO and safety departments in your organisation.There is an accompanying workbook to the course which you can download to help aid your understanding.You'll begin HACCP with an explanation of prerequisites and a brief study of pest control, cleaning and disinfection and structure.You will then be given brief examples of Flow Diagrams.There follows the largest section of the course; the seven principles of HACCP.The course is structured in a logical sequence to further assist your understanding and the transfer of information to your long term memory.Through the study of HACCP you will also learn about related topics such a cross contamination, spore forming bacteria, and how food poisoning occurs (intoxication and invasiveness).Throughout the course you will be given tips and ideas for completing your own internal audits. I have been a food safety advisor and trainer for over 20 years and the advice is based on my own experiences throughout that time.I also have a diploma in Business Management and the course includes a short video on the key aspects of food safety management; training, motivating and monitoring standards.You'll also be given a quick lesson on food safety law, including a quick explanation of the development of these laws over the century's. The course ends with a 15 minute summary of the entire course. That way, you can refresh your memory at any time without the need to revisit the entire course. Watching the summary at intervals (e.g. after one week, then one month, and then in 6 months) will help transfer the information to your long term memory.I hope you enjoy the course, and as ever, any feedback on how it can be improved would be great.

This course is a comprehensive review of Chapter 33 and the Rules of the City of New York that pertain to public protection during construction. The purpose of the course is to provide training with regards to construction on major buildings, that may be classified by the New York City Building Department, with emphasis on providing not only safety for the public and adjoining property, but to provide safety for worker within the job site as per OSHA requirements. This course is one of the pre-requisites an applicant must successfully complete before being eligible to apply for Site Safety Manager Certificate Examination. In addition, this course one of the training course requirements for Site Safety Coordinator and Construction Superintendent Certification in New York City. The goal of this course is to provide participants with Knowledge of the code requirements of the New York City Buildings Department, New York City Rules, to provide Pedestrians, Adjacent Buildings and Worker with safe work environment both in and around construction sites. Audience: This course is required for those applying as Site Safety Managers, Site Safety Coordinators, and Construction Superintendents with the NYC Department of Buildings. Please refer to NYC DOB's checklist to ensure that you have all of the appropriate documentation to apply for a license. Please also note that we only provide the certificate you need to submit to DOB and NOT the actual license. After completing the course, DOB are the ones that handle your registration and application process. Prerequisites: Student must be able to communicate with the instructor in the language the course is held in. No other prerequisites for this course but to be considered for licensing by New York City Department of Buildings, requirements must be met for issuance of test and license. Materials: Pens, instruction booklets, test, videos, PowerPoint presentations, instructor evaluation sheet, attendance sign-in sheets. Course fee includes: administrative fees, course materials, and certificates. Available for purchase: extra booklets, certificate replacements, and mailing out certificates. Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this course, students shall be able to: List differences between Site safety Manager, Site Safety Coordinator, and their responsibilities.Identify when a Superintendent is needed and what his responsibilities are.Explain what a concrete safety manger is and his/her responsibilities.Explain what a Fire Safety Manager is and his/her responsibilities.Recall and discuss the major safety factors related to construction site work.Apply the appropriate safety measures by deciding what controls, systems, and PPE to utilize to protect, not only the public, but employees from injuries and or fatalities.Explain what the focus four hazards are.Identify each hazard and correct it using controls and or other means of protection.Define the rules of New York City related to construction.List the rules related to Fire Safety on a construction site.Explain NYC DOB chapter 33 Safeguards during Construction and Demolition.List and define NYC DOT rules and permits.Discuss the General administrative rules as related to a construction site.Identify the permits required and the expiration for each.Explain what events/situations DOB must be notified for.List which Plans are to be on site during construction.Define what a site safety plan is and the ability to demonstrate what it must contain.Explain Site job safety and describe how to maintain safety.Identify and describe job site emergency situations and preparedness in unsafe building, NYC/DOI Building Integrity Training contact information sheet.Explain Safety Protocol for concrete, Standpipe inspection, Crane and derricks, Supported/Suspended Scaffold and sheds.Important Note: Please bring a photo ID, as they will be checked on the start date. Students are asked to arrive at least 15 minutes before class. In order to successfully fulfill the requirements for completion of the 40 Hour Site Safety Manager and to receive a certificate/card for the course, students must:: Be able to clearly communicate with the instructor and complete all paperwork in the language the course is delivered. No personal interpreters permitted.Complete all required paperwork: registration, evaluation, attendance, etc.Attend all required hours of the course. Any make up sessions must be completed within six months from the course start date.Participate during class activities and reviews.Complete tests with a passing grade of 70%.No exceptions will be made. No partial credit awarded for any course. Customer can bring lunch, we provide coffee and tea in the classrooms.

The 8 hour Site Safety Manager Refresher course is a refresher to the 40 hour Site Safety Manager Course and the 8 Hour Site Safety Coordinator Course, which are a comprehensive review of Chapter 33 and the Rules of the City of New York that pertain to public protection. This course provides students with safe job practices in New York City. They will be introduced to the hazards of working in the New York City construction environment and the specific methods and work practices that are necessary on an urban construction site. This course is one of the requirements all renewing applicants must successfully complete in order to remain up-to-date with their Site Safety Manager, Site Safety Coordinator, or Construction Superintendent status with the New York City Department of Buildings. Students will receive a certificate of completion.Please refer to NYC DOB's checklist to ensure that you have all of the appropriate documentation to apply for a license. Please also note that we only provide the certificate you need to submit to DOB and NOT the actual license. After completing the course, DOB are the ones that handle your registration and application process.Prerequisites: Student must be able to communicate with the instructor in the language the course is held in. Student must have previously taken any of the Site Safety Manager courses within the past three years.Please note that this is a refresher course meaning that it is NOT to be used as an initial course. Students are required to have taken an initial course, either the 40 Hour Site Safety Manager or 8 Hour Site Safety Coordinator, before taking this refresher. Students MUST provide a copy of their initial or refresher certificate either by email or in person prior to taking this refresher course.Learning OutcomesUpon completion of this course, students shall be able to:List differences between Site safety Manager, Site Safety Coordinator, and their responsibilities.Identify when a Superintendent is needed and what his responsibilities are.Explain what a concrete safety manger is and his/her responsibilities.Explain what a Fire Safety Manager is and his/her responsibilities.Recall and discuss the major safety factors related to construction site work.Apply the appropriate safety measures by deciding what controls, systems, and PPE to utilize to protect, not only the public, but employees from injuries and or fatalities.Explain what the focus four hazards are.Identify each hazard and correct it using controls and or other means of protection.Define the rules of New York City related to construction.List the rules related to Fire Safety on a construction site.Explain NYC DOB chapter 33 Safeguards during Construction and Demolition.List and define NYC DOT rules and permits.Discuss the General administrative rules as related to a construction site.Identify the permits required and the expiration for each.Explain what events/situations DOB must be notified for.List which Plans are to be on site during construction.Define what a site safety plan is and the ability to demonstrate what it must contain.Explain Site job safety and describe how to maintain safety.Identify and describe job site emergency situations and preparedness in unsafe building, NYC/DOI Building Integrity Training contact information sheet.Explain Safety Protocol for concrete, Standpipe inspection, Crane and derricks, Supported/Suspended Scaffold and sheds.Materials: Pens, instruction booklets, test, videos, Powerpoint presentations, instructor evaluation sheet, attendance sign-in sheets.Course fee includes: administrative fees, course materials, and certificates. Available for purchase: extra booklets, certificate replacements, and mailing out certificates.In order to successfully fulfill the requirements for completion of the 8 Hour Site Safety Manager Refresher and to receive a certificate/card for the course, students must:Be able to clearly communicate with the instructor and complete all paperwork in the language the course is delivered in. No personal interpreters permitted.Complete all required paperwork: registration, evaluation, attendance, etc.Attend all required hours of the course. Any make up sesisons must be completed within six months from the start date.Participate during class activities and reviews.Complete tests with a passing grade of 70%.No exceptions will be made. No partial credit awarded for any course. Important Note:Students must show a photo ID on the start date. Students are asked to arrive at least 15 minutes before class.Customer can bring lunch, we provide coffee and tea in the classrooms.

This study guide and practice course offers a flexible learning format for those preparing to take the Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) Exam. Short video lessons, practice quizzes and exams can help you achieve a high test score.

Great leadership doesn't happen by chance—it happens by design. This course helps you create and evolve a personalized leadership checklist that keeps you focused on what matters most. You'll learn the core components of an effective checklist, from daily practices to strategic responsibilities, and how to structure them for clarity and action. Through practical tools, case examples, and hands-on activities, you'll build a Version 1 of your leadership checklist, test it against real challenges, and refine it as your role evolves.

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40-Hour Site Safety – Online Live WebinarThe 40-Hour Site Safety course is for construction professionals applying to take the Site Safety Manager exam or registering witht the NYC Department of Buildings as a Site Safety Coordinator or Registered Construction Superintendent. This course is required by NYC Department of Buildings before taking the written examination for a New York City Site Safety Manager. Site Safety managers are required to be on site for the construction of new buildings 15 or more stories, or 200 feet or more in height, or with lot coverage of more than 100,000 square feet. This course is review of Chapter 33 and the Rules of the City of New York. Course Content & Objectives:Federal and State standards, NYC codes for construction pracitcesFire protection regulations, DOT regualtions and permits.Record keeping and reportingNYC DOB exam fee for SITE SAFETY MANAGER License exam applicants: $525 (Payable to NYC DOB). This fee is separate of course fees.NYC DOB exam fee for SITE SAFETY COORDINATOR: $100 initial fee to NYC DOB along with LIC-2 application. Contact Licensing unit at DOB (212-566-4100) to schedule appointment.NYC DOB registration fee for CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENTS: $100 fee to NYC DOB when application is submitted. Contact Licensing unit at DOB (212-566-4100) to schedule appointment.Please Note: After registration, students will receive a information on signing onto the webinar via ZOOM. Please note access to a PC with webcam and audio will be necessary to attend the live webinar. Students will be required to show NY state ID (example: Drivers License) at the start of the Webinar.

This course focuses on understanding why managers are crucial to team success and the positive impact they can have. It covers recognizing both effective and ineffective management behaviors and highlights the unique value managers bring to their teams.

Learn how to transition from individual contributor to Manager and Leader with confidence! What you'll learn: Welcome to your career in management. But most important…Welcome to leadership. Even for the most gifted individuals, the process of becoming a leader is a rigorous and many times an exhausting journey. The rewards, however, can be enormous. I surveyed a group of managers across many disciplines and asked the question, “As a new manager, what do you wish you learned early in your career?” What follows in this course, is a result of the responses, as well as my personal experience coaching and mentoring new managers. I will open this course by asking you to be patient with yourself. You do not develop leadership skills overnight. It takes practice, it takes trying new things, it takes making mistakes. Yes, sometimes you will fail. That is ok. It is ok to acknowledge when something doesn’t work, it is ok to celebrate and build on your successes. I have broken this course into individual modules. These are small bite sized modules that you can view either one after the other, or one at a time as you drink your morning coffee. Feel free to jump around and view the modules that are of the most importance to you. Take what works, challenge what doesn’t, try new things. I’m excited to join you in this journey. It’s time to think about success. Let’s Get Started. Welcome to your career in management. But most important…Welcome to leadership. Why did you make this big move? To grow personally and professionally? To make a difference? To lead others to realize their success? All of the above?All this, and more! Even for the most gifted individuals, the process of becoming a leader is a rigorous and many times an exhausting journey. The rewards, however, can be enormous. I surveyed a group of managers across many disciplines and asked the question, “As a new manager, what do you wish you learned early in your career?” What follows in this course, is a result of the responses, as well as my personal experience coaching and mentoring new managers. I will begin by asking you to be patient with yourself. You do not develop leadership skills overnight. It takes practice, it takes trying new things, it takes making mistakes. Yes, sometimes you will fail. That is ok. It is ok to acknowledge when something doesn’t work, it is ok to celebrate and build on your successes. I have broken this course into individual modules. These are small bite sized modules that you can view either one after the other, or one at a time as you drink your morning coffee. Feel free to jump around and view the modules that are of the most importance to you. Take what works, challenge what doesn’t, try new things.The Chapters include:Introduction to ManagementDeveloping Your Leadership StyleLeadership ResponsibilitiesLeadership CommunicationTeam DevelopmentYour Growth and DevelopmentManagers Toolkit I’m excited to join you in this journey. It’s time to think about success. Let’s Get Started.

Discover how to work with concrete in modern construction. Explore the history and usage of concrete, the principles of concrete reinforcing, and how pre-stressed concrete works.