It typically takes 1–2 weeks to complete training and submit your fingerprint/background check before you're eligible to be employed.

You may start working after completing the 8-Hour Pre-Assignment and being hired, but you must complete the 16-Hour OJT within 90 days of employment.

No. The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) requires in-person classroom training for security guard licensing.

Costs include training course fees, fingerprinting, and application submission. Many providers offer bundles to save money on the full package.

If you do not complete your annual refresher training, your license can become invalid and employers may remove you from their schedule.

No, a high school diploma is not a mandatory requirement to become a security guard in New York.

No. You must be at least 18 years old to enroll in the Pre-Assignment course and apply for a license.

The package usually includes the 8-Hour Pre-Assignment Course, fingerprint scheduling, and the 16-Hour OJT training.

Yes. In addition to a valid security license, armed guards must have a valid NYS pistol permit and complete the 47-Hour Firearms Training Course.

You can check your license status on the New York State License Center website or by contacting DCJS directly.

You must have qualifying work experience, complete the 31-hour FLSD course, pass the FDNY computer-based test, and complete on-site exams.

Study the official FDNY study materials, take a fire prevention course, and practice mock exams to build confidence and pass on the first try.

You must submit your renewal application and payment before the expiration date. Many certificates allow online renewal through FDNY Business Portal.

The F-89 Fire and Life Safety Director course is 31 hours long and usually spread out over 4 sessions.

Yes. You must pass an FDNY computer-based exam, and later complete an on-site practical evaluation.

The FDNY CBT (computer-based test) must be taken at an FDNY-approved testing location.

No, it must be renewed periodically and is valid for three years from the issue date.

You must complete a new on-site exam at the new location to be certified as FLSD for that specific building.

Yes, you need an F-01 Certificate of Fitness to perform temporary fire watch duties.

You are allowed to retake the exam. Check FDNY’s guidelines on waiting periods and fees for reexamination.

You must complete OSHA 30 plus additional DOB-approved SST courses such as 8-Hour Fall Prevention and 2-Hour Drug & Alcohol Awareness.

OSHA cards do not technically expire, but many employers require refresher training every 3–5 years for safety compliance.

Yes, SST courses are offered in multiple languages including Spanish, Bengali, and Chinese depending on the provider.

SST cards are typically issued within 7–10 business days after completing all required courses.

Yes, but it must be a valid OSHA 30 card from an authorized trainer. You’ll still need NYC SST-specific courses.

Worker cards are 40 hours and for general laborers. Supervisor cards are 62 hours and required for foremen, superintendents, etc.

Yes, if completed through an authorized OSHA outreach training provider and combined with DOB-approved SST courses.

Yes, SST cards are valid for 5 years and require refresher training to renew.

Typically includes OSHA 30, 8-Hour Fall Prevention, and 2-Hour Drug & Alcohol Awareness. Some bundles may also include electives.

Yes, many training providers offer flexible scheduling including weekends and evening classes.

The Flagger certification is typically valid for 4 years. Always check with your provider or DOT guidelines for expiration specifics.

The 8-hour EPA Lead Renovator course trains workers on safe practices for disturbing lead-painted surfaces and is required for certain contractors.

Anyone working on a supported scaffold over 10 feet in height in NYC must complete the 4-Hour Scaffold User course.

CPR certification is valid for 2 years. You must take a refresher course to renew it before expiration.

Yes, group bookings are available for businesses, schools, and organizations that need on-site CPR/AED training.

This course is required for individuals who install or remove supported scaffolds over 40 feet in NYC.

Flagger certification is required when you are assigned traffic control duties near moving vehicles or pedestrians.

No. The User course is 4 hours and is for workers who use scaffolds. The Installer course is 32 hours and is for those assembling them.

Yes, we provide refresher training for EPA Lead Renovator Certification before the expiration of the original 5-year period.

Certificates are typically issued the same day or within 1–2 business days after course completion and verification.

Refunds are subject to our cancellation policy. Typically, 48 hours’ notice is required for rescheduling or refund eligibility.

Financing is available for most programs above $300. Programs like Security Guard Training may have limited or conditional financing.

You can register online, over the phone, or in-person. Some classes may require a deposit to reserve your seat.

Most courses require a valid government-issued photo ID and a Social Security card or number for documentation.

Yes, you may reschedule your class with advance notice (usually 24–48 hours) subject to availability.

Yes. Weekend sessions are available for most programs including Security Guard, OSHA, and Flagger.

You can call us at (718) 790-2664, email info@tribunest.com, or visit us in person at our Elmhurst location.

Each certificate has its own validity (e.g., OSHA and SST for 5 years, CPR for 2 years, Flagger for 4 years).

Yes, you may walk in during business hours for most courses, but it is best to call ahead for availability.

You must make up the missed portion in order to receive your certificate. Speak to our staff for rescheduling options.