The 5-day (30-hour) training course for construction workers enhances understanding of safety responsibilities, emphasizing construction safety and health hazards. Mandatory under NYC Local Law 196 of 2017, it's essential for workers on major construction sites to ensure compliance and foster a safer work environment.

The 2-day (10-hour) training course caters to entry-level construction workers, providing essential knowledge about potential safety and health hazards prevalent on construction sites. This course, mandated under NYC Local Law 196 of 2017 for workers at most major construction sites, ensures newcomers are equipped to recognize and address workplace risks effectively.

The 2-hour OSHA Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) course provides an introduction to OSHA's regulations concerning PPE. It offers students insight into the diverse range of PPE, covering aspects from head to toe. Topics include determining when and what PPE is needed, proper donning and doffing techniques, understanding PPE limitations, and ensuring adequate care, maintenance, and disposal of equipment.

This 2-hour OSHA-mandated Respiratory Protection course is designed for workers required to wear respirators on the job. Covered topics include: OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard; importance of respirator usage and its proper fit, use, and maintenance; limitations and capabilities; emergency usage; inspection, donning, doffing, usage, and seal checks; maintenance, storage procedures; and recognition of medical signs and symptoms affecting effective use.

The OSHA HAZMAT Emergency Response Technician (Hazardous Materials Technician) course spans 24 hours and aligns with the OSHA HAZWOPER Standard, specifically Part 1910.120 (q). It's mandatory for responders tasked with halting hazardous material releases. Upon completion, students master hazardous material incident recognition and response, including executing employer emergency response plans, material classification, and Incident Command System roles. They also learn to select and employ specialized chemical protective gear, conduct hazard assessments, apply control measures, implement decontamination and termination procedures, and understand fundamental chemical terminology and behaviors. This comprehensive training ensures effective response and compliance with safety regulations.