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Construction Safety Week 2012 |
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This year's Construction Safety Week kicks off on April 23 with the 2012 Build Safe│Live Safe Conference at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square. Department engineers, architects and construction experts will highlight new safety measures, analyze trends and outline a vision for future construction operations in the City. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. Professionals can earn continuing education credits. |
2012 Department of Buildings Annual Report
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Energy Code TrainingA limited number of seats are still available for the upcoming 2011 NYC Energy Conservation Code training at The Cooper Union. This two-day course — on April 5 and April 12 — is the most comprehensive NYCECC educational program available. Professionals will earn 13 LU/PDH (HSW/SD) hours. |
Service Updates
Cranes + Derricks
New CD23 + CD25 Forms
New ADA Standards
DOB Permits
Work Without a Permit + SWO Vios
Requesting Overrides, Reductions, Penalty Waivers
Benchmarking Reports
Security Gates
New Visibility Standards
Place of
Assembly Certificate of Operation Renewals
Requesting Duplicates
New Buildings Bulletins
2012-004 addresses prefabricated parallel chord wood trusses.
2012-003 clarifies "predominantly built-up area" bulk regulations for existing residential buildings.
2012-002 sets standards for fuel-gas compressors, duct burners and heat recovery steam generators in cogeneration and combined heat and power (CHP) projects.
2012-001
outlines criteria for buffers,
interlocks, elevator entrances, wedge shackles, elevator
governors and elevator brakes.
Did You Know...?
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We've added new open houses at the NYC Development Hub, where we're leading live demonstrations on how to submit digital construction plans. This new, virtual approval process is accelerating project approvals up to three-times faster — and spurring job creation. Email us to reserve your spot in one of our open houses at 80 Centre Street, third floor, in Manhattan.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor
Robert D. LiMandri, Commissioner
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