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Tentative schedule — classes run only with sufficient enrollment.

Next tentative attendance: October 28–31, 2026, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM each day. All times are New York time.

Attend all four days: 32 instructional hours. Prior qualifying OSHA training is required for Supervisor SST card eligibility.

Part of the shared SST series. Full days contain 8 instructional hours plus 1 hour of breaks. See the calendar for later monthly sessions.

32-Hour Supervisor SST Training in Queens

$795.00

DESCRIPTION

Complete the additional supervisor SST course package with SAFETY PAYS in Long Island City, Queens. This 32-hour package is intended for students following the supervisor training path with qualifying prior training. Starting from the beginning? Compare the 62-hour supervisor SST bundle. Bring your training records so we can review the appropriate course path.

TOPICS INCLUDE
  • 8-Hour Fall Prevention
  • 8-Hour Chapter 33 (Site Safety Manager Refresher)
  • 2-Hour Site Safety Plan
  • 2-Hour Tool Box Talks
  • 2-Hour Pre-Task Safety Meetings
  • 2-Hour Mental Health Awareness
  • 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User
  • 2-Hour General Electives
  • 2-Hour Specialized Electives

OBJECTIVES

  • Be generally familiar with terms associated with falls in construction.
  • Recognize, avoid and prevent fall hazards.
  • Recognize mental health concerns and suicide risk factors, and understand when to seek professional support.
  • Learn about substance use disorders, overdose awareness, and available treatment resources.
  • Learn how to discuss mental health and connect with support resources, including the 988 Lifeline.
  • Become generally familiar with plans and site safety plans
  • Learn the purpose and proper presentation of pre-task meetings
  • Become aware of administrative regulatory requirements associated pre-task meetings and record keeping standards.
  • Become familiar with Toolbox Talks as a quick and easy way for competent persons to reinforce and supplement established training efforts of and employer and keep safety and health compliance at the forefront of all workers minds.
  • Identify the types, nomenclature and definitions of a scaffold.
  • List and identity the different types of fall protection needed when working on a scaffold.
  • Recognize the permit requirements needed in order to comply with Chapter 33 of the Building Code.
  • Become generally familiar with terms and the phenomenon of electricity and how it causes harm.
  • Become generally familiar with terms, equipment and procedures associated with first aid and CPR.
  • Become generally familiar with the health effects of asbestos and lead in the workplace
  • Recognize places and locations where asbestos and lead containing materials may be found in the construction industry. avoid health hazards associated with asbestos and lead.
  • Become generally familiar with confined spaces and permit required confined spaces and recognize such spaces
COURSE MATERIALS

Will be distributed during course.

PREREQUISITES

There are no pre-requisites for this course.