NYC SST: 40-HOUR SITE SAFETY TRAINING FOR NEW ENTRANTS
Duration: 40 hours
This package will help new entrant workers in NYC meet their 40 hours of mandatory training required by the New York City Department of Buildings. If you start working after December 1, 2019, you are a new entrant.

Supporting Articles
What is the NYC SST: 40-Hour Site Safety Training for New Entrants?
This article will cover:
- Who is considered a new entrant
- What the 40-hour training package includes
- Who must take it and why it is required
- The certifications awarded upon completion
The career benefits of completing this training
What is the NYC SST: 40-Hour Site Safety Training for Workers Course?
This article will cover:
- Who needs to take the NYC SST: 40-Hour Site Safety Training for Workers
- How it differs from the 40-Hour New Entrants Training
- The course structure and topics covered
- Certifications awarded upon completion
- Benefits of completing this training for career advancement
Understanding NYC SST Training Requirements:
New York City is home to some of the most ambitious construction projects in the world. With its dense urban landscape and complex building environments, safety on construction sites in NYC is a top priority. To ensure a higher level of safety, NYC has implemented its own set of standards through Site Safety Training (SST) requirements. These local regulations complement federal OSHA standards but go further in addressing the unique challenges of working in one of the most populous and fast-paced cities in the world.
What is the NYC SST: 62-Hour Complete Supervisor Safety Package?
In this article, we’ll break down what the 62-Hour Complete Supervisor Safety Package covers, who must take it, the certification process, and the benefits of completing it—especially through online training options.