Let’s clear up some confusion. You might hear the terms "OSHA 10 card," "license," and "certification" used interchangeably, but they aren’t quite the same thing. The question, what is an OSHA 10 certification, is so common because the term itself is a bit of a misnomer. When you complete the training, y... Read More!
Think of your career in construction like building a house. You wouldn't start putting up walls without first laying a solid, level foundation. The OSHA 10 card is that foundation for your professional safety knowledge. It provides the essential framework for recognizing, avoiding, and preventing the most com... Read More!
Here’s something that surprises a lot of people: OSHA itself doesn’t actually require every worker to have an OSHA 10 card. So why is everyone talking about it? The requirement usually comes from your employer, your union, or even your city or state government. For example, many construction jobs in New Y... Read More!
NYC DOB Approved TrainingGet certified. Stay compliant. Build your future. At ABLE Safety Consulting, we provide a full range of NYC DOB approved training courses to help you meet New York City safety regulations and advance your construction career with confidence.Why NYC DOB Approved Training MattersThe New... Read More!
Comprehensive Guide to NYC Rigging Certifications & TrainingRigging is a critical aspect of construction and maintenance work in New York City. The Department of Buildings (DOB) enforces strict regulations to ensure safety and competency among rigging workers and supervisors. Whether you are entering the fiel... Read More!
In Florida, the construction industry is booming, and with it, the demand for skilled general contractors is higher than ever. However, to maintain a competitive edge and remain compliant with state regulations, contractors must complete Continuing Education (CE) courses regularly. These courses are crucial n... Read More!
The NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has updated the definition of "Major Buildings" to include structures that are 7 or more stories, a change from the previous threshold of 10 stories. This adjustment has significant implications for construction job sites:Expanded Scope: More buildings will now fall under... Read More!
The NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has recently issued an important extension for individuals applying for the Limited Hoisting Machine Operator (HMO) License, covering articulating boom cranes, mini cranes, and telehandlers. This update provides a significant opportunity for those who have been affected b... Read More!
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