OSHA & Construction Safety

OSHA 10 and NYC SST 10-hour training are not the same. Learn how OSHA 10 fits into the 40-hour SST card path and when the 10-hour SST upgrade applies.

HAZWOPER 40 and NYC SST 40-hour training are different programs. Learn which applies to hazardous-waste work versus NYC construction site-safety requirements.

Learn NYC Hoisting Machine Operator license requirements, the 40-Hour HMO course, current license classes and where the training fits in the DOB process.

Learn how forklift operator training works in NYC, what OSHA requires, why hands-on evaluation matters and what affects training cost.

OSHA 30 cards do not expire federally, but NYC DOB has separate SST rules for older OSHA cards. Learn when refresher training may be needed.

Understand NYC rigging training options including Rigging Worker, Rigging Supervisor, Special Rigger, refresher and related lifting courses.

Home ›All Courses ›Industrial Truck & Lift Training ›Do You Need a License to Drive a Forklift? OSHA Rules Explained Short answer: OSHA does not issue a government “forklift license” like a driver’s license. Instead, employers must ensure that powered industrial truck operators are properly trained and evaluated, and the employer must certify that each

Learn the core duties of work-zone flaggers, common safety topics covered in training and how to choose an appropriate course.

Learn EPA RRP Certified Renovator training and renewal rules, including the 8-hour initial course and refresher requirements.