The 18-Hour Supervisor SST Course is ideal for construction site supervisors, foremen, project managers, and anyone in a supervisory role on a job site. It’s particularly relevant for individuals working in New York State, as it meets the requirements set by the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) for site safety. The course is essential for those seeking to upgrade their current Supervisor SST certification to meet the latest safety regulations. Employers can also benefit by ensuring their supervisors have the proper training to manage safety on job sites, minimize workplace accidents, and ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations.

The 18-Hour Supervisor SST Package is comprehensive, covering a wide range of critical safety topics that are essential for those in supervisory positions. The course content is designed to provide practical knowledge that can be immediately applied to the workplace. Key topics include:

1. OSHA Regulations and Compliance: Understanding OSHA regulations is critical for every supervisor. The course will cover the most important OSHA standards and regulations that affect the construction industry, helping supervisors ensure they are meeting all legal requirements.
2. Site Safety Management: Supervisors will learn how to manage site safety effectively, including the identification and assessment of hazards, creating safety plans, and implementing controls to prevent accidents.
3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): The course will cover the selection, use, and maintenance of PPE, ensuring that supervisors understand their role in keeping their workers safe through proper equipment.
4. Fall Protection: Falls are among the leading causes of injuries and fatalities on construction sites. This module will teach supervisors how to implement fall protection strategies, including guardrails, safety nets, and personal fall arrest systems.
5. Excavation and Trenching Safety: Excavations and trenches pose significant hazards to workers. Supervisors will learn how to manage these operations safely, using proper protective systems to avoid cave-ins and other dangers.
6. Ladder and Scaffold Safety: Supervisors will gain essential knowledge on how to use and maintain ladders and scaffolds safely, preventing common accidents related to these structures.
7. Fire Prevention and Emergency Response: Emergency preparedness is a crucial part of a supervisor’s responsibility. This course provides training on how to identify fire hazards, prevent fires, and respond appropriately in case of an emergency.
8. Tool and Equipment Safety: Supervisors will learn how to ensure that tools and equipment are used correctly and safely, including maintaining and inspecting machinery to prevent accidents.
9. Workplace Hazard Communication: Understanding how to communicate potential hazards is vital. This part of the training will focus on hazard communication systems, safety data sheets (SDS), and proper labeling.
10. Hazardous Materials Handling: Supervisors will gain insight into safe practices for managing hazardous materials, reducing the risk of exposure to toxic substances.

The course also includes real-world case studies, hands-on examples, and interactive modules to enhance learning. Upon completion, participants will have a thorough understanding of safety management, allowing them to lead their teams effectively in high-risk environments.