16-hour Suspended Scaffold User - (718) 734-8400 - $400

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New York City Department of Buildings 16-hour Suspended Scaffold User Class located in Brooklyn, NY.
NYC Requirement: To use or work on a Suspended Scaffold in New York City, an individual must successfully complete 16 hours of user training.
NYST is a DOB Approved Trainign Provider (4B47) of Scaffold classes. This course meets the 16-hour Suspended Scaffold User class requirements as set forth by DOB.

Thursday and Friday, June 11 and 12, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 
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Hybrid Class: Tuesday and Thursday, July 7 and 9, 4:30 PM – 9:00 PM Virtually via ZOOM and Saturday, July 11, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM in person in our Brooklyn office.
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Thursday and Friday, August 20 and 21, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 




COVID SAFETY
If you feel any symptoms of being sick, please do not attend class; call (718) 734-8400 to reschedule.




132 32nd Street, suite 105, Brooklyn, NY 11232 
(D, N, or R train to 36th Street). 
Please note: 32nd Street in Sunset Park, cross street 4th Ave. (NOT EAST OR WEST)
This class will be added to the Worker Wallet profile for every student who successfully completes this 16-hour Suspended Scaffold User class. Any student who does not yet have a Worker Wallet card will be issed one at no extra charge.

NOTE: for NYST to be able to issue your Worker Wallet card at the end of class, all of your DOB classes listed on your Training Connect profile must have complete certifiates uploaded to your account. If you have a different class from a different training company and that company has not uploaded the certificate for that class, the DOB Training Connect site will not allow us to issue you a Worker Wallet card yet.

 

New York Safety and Training is authorized by the New York City Department of Buildings to offer the 16-Hour Suspended Scaffold User and Course. 
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