Just like with any job, skills training within the construction industry is not a linear process. Although every worker in New York is required to complete safety and skills training before stepping onto the worksite, and every five years after that, taking on additional, optional courses might help you accelerate your...
What You Need to Know About Updated Covid Guidelines on Job Sites
Nearly 75 percent of New Yorkers have received at least one vaccine dose, resulting in COVID-19 health and safety restrictions being lifted across the state. Earlier this month, Mayor Bill de Blasio provided additional clarity on public health mandates on...
The Four Core Certifications To Have Under Your Tool Belt
There are a lot of jobs available in the construction industry, which is a good thing. But there’s also a catch – employers are increasingly asking more of job applicants and looking for a range of skills and certifications even...
What to Do if You’re Caught in Inclement Weather
We have been seeing a lot of rain – some of it very heavy – so far this summer. Although modern weather forecasts are more accurate than ever, they are not always 100 percent reliable. You might find yourself caught...
How to Stay Safe During Higher-Risk Summer Months
The Department of Buildings recently reported that construction-related injuries in New York City decreased by over 21% since 2018. This statistic is proof that the increased safety measures and technologies on construction sites are working and demonstrates that we are making significant...