We’re Hiring – Technical Instructors
2017-11-07
Please submit your resume and salary requirements via email to employmentopp@tscta.com. JOB SUMMARY Full-time or Part-time technical instructor positions available. Position requires a flexible schedule, with night and weekend availability. Preference is given to bi-lingual candidates proficient in both English and Spanish. TRAINING SKILLS Responsible for independently conducting technical training classes with a high level […]
Getting Ready for Intro.1447-C
2017-11-06
In mid-October 2017, after being unanimously passed by the NYC Council, Mayor Bill De Blasio signed into law Intro. 1447-C, which requires mandatory safety training for all demolition and construction workers working within the five boroughs. Workers will now be required to participate in a minimum of 40-hours of safety-related training to be eligible to […]
The Second Disaster: Rebuilding and the Labor Shortage
2017-11-03
After the catastrophic storms that hit Texas and Florida in late September, many experts are forecasting a rough road to recovery ahead and a major blow to an industry faced with an already stifling labor shortage.
Daylight Savings Tips to Keep Workers Safe
2017-10-31
While most of us will be happy for an extra hour of sleep, changes in our sleeping habits due to Daylight Savings can contribute to an increased potential for health risks and injury.
40 Hour Site Safety Manager Training
2017-09-29
DOB Course Code SAF-102 CEUs 3.6 Course Length 40 hours Language English Course Pricing $795.00 per person $715.50 per person for groups of 4-5 (10% discount) $675.75 per person for groups of 6-9 (15% discount) $636.00 per person for groups of 10+ (20% discount)
10 Hour OSHA Construction Safety & Health Program
CEUs 1.0 Course Length 10 hours Language English, Spanish, Polish Course Pricing $180.00 per person $162.00 per person for groups of 4-5 (10% discount) $153.00 per person for groups of 6+ (15% discount)
When Disaster Strikes – Certifications Needed for Disaster Site Workers
Response and recovery workers are the second line of defense in the immediate aftermath of a natural disaster. These men and women have to contend with the typical hazards of construction work but in an ever-changing environment where infrastructure may be severely or completely compromised. For this reason, disaster site workers must be trained in […]
Am I Compliant? OSHA’s New Silica Rule and Training Requirements
OSHA’s enforcement of the new Respirable Crystalline Silica Exposure standard began on Saturday, September 23rd, 2017.The Final Rule aspires to curb the potentially lethal diseases associated with exposure to silica dust in both Construction and General Industries. Know the Training Requirements? What does the new Rule mean for employers in terms of training? Who must […]
Key Roles: Understanding the Differences Between Authorized, Competent, and Qualified Persons
2017-09-27
If you’ve ever had questions about who would be considered an authorized, qualified, or competent person, don’t fret as it’s one of our most frequently asked questions. While OSHA 1910 and 1926 provide textbook definitions, we understand that things aren’t as clear-cut in the field. In this post, we’re breaking down how each of these […]
In Remembrance: 16th Anniversary of the September 11th Attacks
2017-09-04
As we approach the 16th anniversary of September 11, 2001, a day in our history that irrevocably altered all of our lives and the landscape of our great city, we look back at where we came from and how New Yorkers are actively building the future.
Rebuilding Labor: Turning the Tide on the Labor Crisis
2017-09-01
It’s not too late to turn the tide! We’ve been keeping a lookout on the effects of the labor crisis in the industry and though experts at Colorado State University’s Department of Construction Management estimate that by 2025 there will be an additional 96,000 vacancies in the construction trades in Colorado alone; we believe we can turn the tide in our favor. With some help from federal and local governments, and a willingness to get workers the training they need, we can rebuild the labor force.
