OSHA Training in New York

 

These OSHA.com OSHA training courses are accepted throughout the state of New York. Any New York worker in need of training cards must take either the OSHA 10-hour training or the OSHA 30-hour training specific to the state of New York to fulfill their requirements. If you relocate while this training card is still active, this training is valid in any other US state.

This course aims to Improve safety knowledge for workers and supervisors on a job in New York. These courses intend to fulfill the state OSHA-required training for construction personnel in New York, excluding those working within New York City. This is for job sites that require a Site Safety Plan. This training remains valid in New York State but excludes New York City.

To sign up for this course, click on the Enroll Now button for your desired course. You then must register and pay online. You can complete this online course anytime, anywhere. You can take the course at your own pace and log in as many times as needed. The course is 100% online and available to you 24/7.

You must submit a declaration statement of personal responsibility for course completion. We use the approved “Validation Method” to ensure the courses are proctored.

By September 1, 2020 construction workers in New York City will be required to complete their 40 hours of training as mandated by Local Law 196. By this date, workers will need a Site Safety Training Card.

OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety Training

Includes free study guide!

$54

OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety Training

Includes free study guide!

$159

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New York OSHA Training Information

The New York state occupational health and safety plan supersedes the Federal OSHA program.

The State of New York OSHA applies to government employees, while Federal OSHA applies to Private industry employees.

The OSHA Outreach 10-hour and 30-hour courses above are accepted by OSHA on both the federal level and the NY state level.

The New York State Plan for Public Employee Safety and Health (PESH) promotes health and safety to more than two million state and local government employees. The New York Department of Labor is the designated agency responsible for administering the safety protocol throughout the state of New York.

The Commissioner of Labor enforces and administers all laws and rules with full authority to protect the safety and health of all state employees.

The PESH Program central office is located in Albany, New York. The program’s nine district offices are located in Albany, Binghamton, Syracuse, Rochester, Utica, Buffalo, White Plains, New York City, and Garden City.

Jurisdiction

The New York State Plan applies to all public sector employees in the state. This includes State, County, Town, and Village governments. The New York State Plan also applies to Public Authorities, School Districts, and Paid and Volunteer Fire Departments.

Federal OSHA regulation maintains jurisdiction over all private sector workplaces; federal agencies; maritime employers such as shipyards, marine terminals; military facilities; Indian sovereignty workplaces; and the U.S. Postal Service.

Regulations and Standards

States must ensure job site safety and health standards “at least as effective” as Federal OSHA standards. States may endorse standards that are more strict than the federal standards and proclaim standards covering hazards not addressed by federal standard safety training.

The PESH Program successfully adopted all Federal OSHA standards and regulations applicable to public sector employment, except for the Recordkeeping Rule, 29 CFR 1904. New York endorsed and adopted an alternative approach to recordkeeping requirements under section 801 and administrative instructions 901.

The New York Plan provides the Commissioner with the authority to develop alternative and/or state-initiated standards to ensure the safety and health of its public employees. This takes place in consultation with the Hazard Abatement Board or on their initiative. 

The procedures for requiring alternative standards contain criteria for consideration of expert technical advice. It allows interested persons to request the development of any standard and participate in any hearing for the development or modification of standards.

Since October 1, 2007, PESH engaged in the rulemaking process for two state-initiated standards, as required by legislation passed by the State’s Senate and Assembly and signed by the governor.

NYC SST: 40 Hour Site Safety Training for New Entrants

942.99

NYC SST: 40 Hour Site Safety Training for Workers

425.99

NYC SST: 62 Hour Complete Supervisor Safety Package

1,025.99

NYC SST: 8 Hour Worker Refresher Package

229.99