• Peter Amato, President• Andrey Vishev, Executive Vice President
• Sandeep Gunnala, Vice President• Mark Merollo, Director of Operations
• Jodie Lupo, Business Development Manager
Services Site Safety Plans (3‐4 weeks for approval) Site Safety Management (SSM, FSM, CSM, FG’s) Special Inspections (Chapter 17) Safety Consulting (design, programs, representation) Training (OSHA, Scaffold, Property Management, IACET approved)
RCNY Façade Rule History DOB approached one‐year ago about shortage. Did not accept alternatives or comments from the
f i dsafety industry. Created new Rule to combat shortage of Certified SSM’sSSM s.
Still a crisis.
January 1, 2015 (New LL11 Rules) Rules of the City of NY 3310‐01 of Chapter 3300(Site Safety)ff i f Effective as of 1‐1‐15.
Table #10 (list of items to check including standpipe/sprinkler hydrostatic test protections are in standpipe/sprinkler hydrostatic test, protections are in place, signage, sheds, etc.).
Scaffold Safety Team will now inspect all façade Scaffold Safety Team will now inspect all façade projects (no more B.E.S.T. Squad).
P.E./R.A. must now sign‐off prior to shed removal.
Safety Plan Still required for any façade repair/restoration over 40’ in height on a building 15 stories or taller.A l b f C d h “ ld” l Approval before 2015 or 2008 Code, the “old” rules apply.
Approval after January 1 2015 these new Rules apply Approval after January 1, 2015, these new Rules apply. Notes on SSP to include compliance with new rules.
Site Safety Manager Requirements Sign a PW‐2 (Work Permit). SSM cannot be designated on another full‐time
jproject. Visit site after approval of Plan but before commencement of work (hanging rigs exterior work commencement of work (hanging rigs, exterior work, erecting scaffolds, demo, material delivery to roof).
Visit site within 24 hours after any Hazardous violation Visit site within 24 hours after any Hazardous violation is issued.
Visit site after any accident (debris falling, injury, property damage).
SSM Req’s Cont’d Be present during the installation/dismantling of suspended scaffolds, hoists, or using a rig UNLESSthese operations are performed under the supervision these operations are performed under the supervision of a licensed rigger or rigging foreperson.
Be present during supported scaffold or mast climber Be present during supported scaffold or mast climber installation/dismantling.
Full‐time for re‐cladding or as designated by DOB.g g y
Qualified Safety Professional Individual who can provide safety management in lieu of a SSM, Rigger or Rigging Foreperson (using rigs, erecting/dismantling sheds during all op’s)erecting/dismantling sheds, during all ops).
Must have a 10‐hour OSHA course. Beginning July 2016 must have: Beginning July 2016, must have: 40‐Hour SSM 30‐Hour OSHA 30‐Hour OSHA 32‐Hour Suspended Scaffold 32‐Hour Supported Scaffold 32 Hour Supported Scaffold
QSP continued No experience in safety or rigging is required. Must be approved by the designated SSM if not a
i i i frigger or rigging foreperson. Written letter from permit holder designating QSP(s) must be on onsite with contact info must be on onsite with contact info.
Required from the installation of the shed to the dismantle of the shed.dismantle of the shed.
Not required when surveying, using a personnel hoist for workers, using an interior material hoist, finishing.
QSP continued Must complete SSM logs, sign in and out upon arrival and just prior to departure.
ll bl f h R l f h f f Follow Table#10 from the Rules for the frequency of inspections.
Report any accidents incidents failures in Table#10 or Report any accidents, incidents, failures in Table#10, or any violations issued to the designated SSM.
QSP can be present during suspended scaffold use in QSP can be present during suspended scaffold use in lieu of a rigging foreperson or SSM as long as no installation, relocation or dismantling is taking place.
Site Safety, LLC Policy No PW‐2 without our QSP (liability for SSM and company).O QSP ill h h i i i i h Our QSP will have the requisite training now rather than in July 2016.
Communication and coordination is key to success Communication and coordination is key to success. We are experts in safety. Safety Consultants will follow this policy Safety Consultants will follow this policy.
RFP’s/Proposals Initial inspection by SSM Periodic inspections by SSM Full‐time SSM (scaffolds, re‐cladding) Full‐time QSP rates No more CCD‐1’s or reduced hours post January 1, 2015 (DOB will not accept new ccd‐1’s seeking a QSP to replace the two‐hour SSM)replace the two‐hour SSM).
FSM still required
Liabilities‐LiabilitiesAccidents/Injuries/Damage Administrative (SWO, violations, rescinding permit, license suspension/revocation).Ci il ( ) Civil ($$$)
CriminalD ’ ifi f d b d Don’t sacrifice safety to reduce your budget.
