Section 28-403.1
§28-403.1 Certificate required. It shall be unlawful to perform the
duties and responsibilities of a site safety coordinator as specified in
chapter 33 of the New York city building code unless such work is
performed by a person certified as a site safety coordinator under the
provisions of this article.
Section 28-403.2
§28-403.2 Qualifications. All applicants for a site safety coordinator
certificate shall submit satisfactory proof establishing that the
applicant:
1. Is a registered design professional and has had two years of
experience supervising major buildings as that term is defined in
chapter 33, and within one year prior to application has satisfactorily
completed an 8-hour course approved by the department;
2. Has five years of construction supervision or construction safety
experience within the 10 years prior to application, including three
years supervising major buildings as that term is defined in chapter 33,
and within one year prior to application has satisfactorily completed an
8-hour course approved by the department; or
3. Has equivalent education and construction experience as determined
by the department and within one year prior to application has
satisfactorily completed a 40-hour course approved by the department.
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