Obtaining a construction superintendent license requires more than just experience and knowledge of building projects. One critical step is completing the 40 Hour Site Safety course, formerly known as the 40 Hour Site Safety Manager course. This course is a mandatory requirement approved by the Department of Buildings Licensing Unit and must be completed within one year before applying for the license. Understanding why this course matters and what it covers can help you prep

The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB)  has announced major updates affecting how many active projects a Construction Superintendent (CS)  can oversee. Since January 2024 , a CS has been limited to three active permits  at a time. But beginning January 1, 2026 , that limit will drop even further: ⚠️ Each Construction Superintendent will be allowed to supervise only one active job at a time. For major buildings  — those 10 stories or higher, 125 feet or taller, or ove

When you manage a construction site, safety is not just a priority - it’s a necessity. You need to protect your team, avoid costly accidents, and meet legal requirements. That’s where OSHA safety compliance comes in. By following OSHA standards and investing in proper training, you create a safer work environment and reduce risks. Let me guide you through how you can enhance safety standards effectively. Understanding OSHA Safety Compliance OSHA safety compliance means adheri

Workplace safety is not just a priority - it’s a necessity. In construction, where risks are high and environments constantly change, you must stay ahead with effective safety training certifications. I’ve seen firsthand how well-structured training programs reduce accidents and boost confidence on site. Let me guide you through practical steps to maximize safety through comprehensive training. Why Safety Training Certifications Matter Safety training certifications are more