DOB reports drop in NYC construction accidents
The Department of Buildings (DOB) announced today the release of a new building construction safety report that provides deep insights on construction safety trends in
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La Rocca orders citywide safety sweep after three construction workers die
The Department of Building is set to carry out a sweep of the city’s biggest construction sites after three workers were killed on the job
Sweeping new construction safety, building code revisions unveiled
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has announced five new construction safety bills and comprehensive updates to NYC’s Construction Codes introduced by the
DOB goes live with ‘bad landlords list’
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has published a new, real-time interactive map showing the location of apartment properties facing restrictions on what construction permits
DOB launches facade, scaffold safety blitz
The Department of Buildings has launched a seven-week façade and scaffold safety blitz. The campaign includes direct educational outreach to construction workers and industry professionals
Deadline looms for construction worker safety training
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) is reminding the construction and development industry of the upcoming deadline for construction workers on large work
Riggers hail city’s new sign regulations
The Department of Buildings has taken another step towards streamlining permitting and zoning regulations to make life easier for contractors and small businesses. The newest
NYC construction activity at lowest point in a decade
A new analysis of City data reveals that the number of new construction filings in 2020 is New York City’s lowest since the wake of
City passes new law to help developers get their tenants in faster
The Department of Buildings has applauded the passage of new legislation approved earlier today by the New York City Council which removes bureaucratic hurdles in
CODE BREAKERS: Hardware falls from new Turkish consulate tower
The New York City Department of Buildings released its September 2020 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction and deter bad