30 Hour Concrete Safety Manager

A Concrete Safety Manager (CSM) must be designated on all major buildings in New York City (NYC) where 2000 cubic yards or more of concrete will be placed on an entire project.  CSMs must have completed this 30-Hour Concrete Safety Manager course within 5 years before applying for the license.

Topics:

Introduction to concrete safety management.
Construction accidents involving concrete.
NYC Concrete Safety Manager certification requirements.
Building Code (BC) Chapter 19 for concrete.
OSHA 1926 overview.
NYC Department of Buildings overview.
NYC Department of Transportation overview.
BC Chapter 1.
BC Chapter 33.
BC Chapter 35.
NYC Department of Environmental Protection overview.
Concrete construction and stripping operations.
Concrete inspection operations.
Rigging, scaffolding, hoisting, and crane operations.
Site safety plan requirements for concrete.
Safety protocol for concrete.
Concrete safety violations.

Pre-requisites:

There are no prerequisites needed to attend this course.  However, students must have a general knowledge of the NYC Building Code. Individuals who are taking this course with the intent to apply for their NYC Concrete Safety Manager’s license must meet certain requirements.

Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Identify rules and regulations that were promulgated after concrete construction accidents in NYC.
Demonstrate the reasons for NYC safety rules on concrete projects.
Illustrate NYC specific hazards for concrete construction and the control methods for those hazards.

Course Materials:

This course consists of several different components which include PowerPoint presentations, lectures, case studies, class discussions, and hands-on demonstrations. We provide a student manual and practical exercises.

CEU’s:

3.0

Course Duration:

 30 hours of training (not including class breaks).