Many students complete the required training quickly, then continue with fingerprinting and the state application process. Timing can vary based on appointment availability and processing times.

You may start working after completing the 8-Hour Pre-Assignment and being hired, but you must complete the 16-Hour On-the-Job Training 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.

Packages usually include the 8-Hour Pre-Assignment Course and guidance on next steps such as fingerprinting and completing required follow-up training.

If you miss your annual training, you can become out of compliance. Many employers require you to be current before scheduling you for duty.

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

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

You can check your status through the New York State online license system, or contact the state directly for assistance.

Yes. Weekend options are often available depending on the course schedule.

Yes. Armed guard work requires additional state requirements beyond standard security guard registration, including firearms-related permissions and training.

You generally need qualifying experience, completion of the required training course, and passing FDNY exams. The full process includes written and practical components depending on the certificate.

Review the official FDNY study material, take a prep course, and practice with sample questions to build confidence before testing.

Renewal typically requires submitting an application and payment before the expiration date. Some certificates allow online renewal through FDNY’s renewal system.

The F-89 Fire and Life Safety Director course is 31 hours long and is commonly delivered across multiple sessions.

Most FDNY computer-based tests must be taken at an approved testing location.

You are generally allowed to retake the exam. Retake rules and fees depend on FDNY policies for that certificate.

No. Most Certificates of Fitness must be renewed periodically based on FDNY renewal rules.

Yes, we can help students prepare again if they need a refresher before retesting.

OSHA training helps workers understand workplace hazards, safety responsibilities, and best practices to reduce incidents and improve compliance at job sites.

OSHA 10 is typically for entry-level workers. OSHA 30 is more detailed and commonly used for supervisors, foremen, and workers with added safety responsibilities.

OSHA cards do not have a federal expiration date, but many employers or job sites may require refresher training based on their policies.

Timing can vary based on processing and delivery. Many students receive their cards within a reasonable processing window after completion.

Some OSHA outreach courses may be available online through authorized providers. If you’re unsure what your employer requires, contact us and we’ll guide you to the best option.

Yes, we offer OSHA training options that align with construction and general industry needs.

Bring a valid photo ID. For some programs, additional documentation may be needed for recordkeeping—our staff will confirm at registration.

Yes. OSHA training is widely recognized by employers and is commonly requested for many safety-sensitive jobs.

Flagger certification validity can vary by program/provider. We’ll confirm the current validity details during registration.

CPR certification is commonly valid for 2 years. You must complete renewal training before it expires.

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

EPA RRP training covers lead-safe work practices for renovation, repair, and painting activities in properties where lead-based paint may be present.

Yes, refresher training is available for eligible students prior to certification renewal deadlines.

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

Yes. We can arrange group sessions for companies with flexible scheduling based on availability.

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. Some programs may require additional information for recordkeeping.

Yes, walk-ins may be accepted during business hours, but it’s best to call ahead for seat availability.

Financing options may be available for select programs based on eligibility and minimum amounts. Contact us for current options.

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

Refunds and rescheduling are subject to our cancellation policy. Typically, advance notice is required for eligibility.

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

Yes. Weekend scheduling is available for many programs depending on the current calendar.

You must make up the missed portion in order to receive credit/certification. Our staff can help you schedule a make-up option if available.

Transfers may be allowed depending on the program and timing. Contact the office for the best option based on your situation.