32-Hour Supervisor SST Bundle

Construction supervisors in New York City must complete specific safety training to comply with Local Law 196. One of the most important training programs is the 32-Hour Supervisor SST Bundle, which provides essential knowledge on workplace safety, OSHA regulations, and risk management.

This 32-Hour SST Course is required for supervisors working on major NYC construction projects. It ensures they understand how to prevent accidents, protect workers, and maintain a safe job site. Completing this course allows supervisors to obtain their Supervisor SST Card, proving they have met all necessary safety training requirements.

Many professionals choose the 32-Hour SST Bundle Supervisor Online to complete their training at their own pace. This online training option makes it easier for busy supervisors to meet compliance requirements without disrupting their work schedules.

Includes: Certificate of Completion
Duration: 32 Hours
Language: English
Level: Certificate

Introduction to 32-Hour Supervisor SST Bundle Training

Outline

This course covers multiple safety topics, helping supervisors create a safer work environment and enforce OSHA regulations.

1. NYC Construction Safety Requirements

Understanding Local Law 196 and its impact on supervisors.
Overview of the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) safety regulations.
The role of a construction supervisor in maintaining job site safety.

2. Fall Prevention and Protection

Identifying fall hazards and using fall protection systems.
Proper use of harnesses, guardrails, and safety nets.
How to implement OSHA fall protection standards on-site.

3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Importance of helmets, gloves, goggles, and respirators.
How to properly use and maintain PPE.
Employer responsibilities for providing protective equipment.

4. OSHA 32-Hour Training on Site Safety Management

Understanding OSHA's construction safety guidelines.
How to conduct worksite inspections and identify hazards.
The role of a supervisor in accident prevention and reporting.

5. Electrocution and Fire Prevention

Recognizing electrical hazards and how to avoid them.
Fire safety measures, including fire extinguisher use and emergency exits.
OSHA standards for safe handling of electrical equipment.

6. Health and Hazard Communication

Understanding hazardous materials and chemical safety.
How to interpret Safety Data Sheets (SDS).
The importance of clear communication in high-risk environments.

7. Drug and Alcohol Awareness for Supervisors

Recognizing signs of drug and alcohol use in the workplace.
Employer responsibilities for maintaining a drug-free job site.
OSHA regulations related to substance abuse and safety.

8. Workplace Violence Prevention

Identifying warning signs of workplace violence.
How to de-escalate conflicts and handle emergencies.

The role of supervisors in maintaining a safe work environment.

Features

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Exam Info

FAQ

Does the course include exams?

Yes, participants must pass assessments and quizzes to receive their SST Supervisor Card.

What happens if I don’t complete this training?

Supervisors who do not complete this training cannot legally work on most NYC construction sites, leading to job restrictions and potential fines for employers.

Who needs to take this course?

Construction supervisors, site safety managers, forepersons, and project managers working on NYC construction projects must complete this training.

How long is the SST Supervisor Card valid?

The Supervisor SST Card remains valid as long as the individual continues to work in the industry and meets ongoing training requirements.

Can I take the 32-Hour SST Supervisor Course online?

Yes, many providers offer the 32-Hour SST Supervisor Online Training Package, allowing participants to complete the course remotely.

What is the 32-Hour Supervisor SST Bundle?

The 32-Hour SST Course is a required safety training program for NYC construction supervisors under Local Law 196. It covers essential safety topics, including fall prevention, OSHA regulations, and hazard communication.