Code Breakers: Death, injury and neglect in DOB’s October round-up
New York City’s Department of Buildings has released its October 2018 enforcement report, which highlights the agency’s actions to punish bad actors in the construction industry by
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Sandy Hook school designer calls for more open space, better security
In testimony before senior White House cabinet members, leading school-design architect Jay Brotman, AIA, pushed for legislation that promotes the design of open learning environments
CODE BREAKERS: Fire hazards, illegal conversions and more May DOB violations
New York’s Buildings Department released its May 2018 enforcement bulletin, highlighting bad actors in the construction industry that were punished by the agency for flouting
Reilly has crane operator license revoked after Tribeca collapse
The city has permanently revoked the license of a crane operator invovled in the Tribeca collapse that killed a 38-year-old man and wounded three other
DOB takes construction safety on the road
The Department of Buildings is taking construction safety on the road this week in an annual effort to keep New York and New Yorkers safe.
DOB finalizes construction safety training requirements
New York’s Buildings Department has finalized training requirements put in place by last year’s safety legislation. Construction workers on most major job sites will have
Safety First: Brokers share tips on how they protect themselves from crime
Is real estate safe compared to other industries? Most brokers would emphatically say yes, and that the business isn’t any less safe than any other
CODE BREAKERS: Illegal rentals, safety hazards and more February DOB violations
The New York City Department of Buildings released its monthly enforcement bulletin for February 2018, highlighting the agency’s actions to sanction and deter bad actors
Construction safety bill falls short on real solutions
Despite concerns raised by many groups, the City Council has passed Intro 1447-C, otherwise known as the construction safety bill. The Real Estate Board of
City Council approves controversial construction safety bill
The New York City Council has unanimously approved a bill that would mandate at least 40 hours of training for construction workers across the city.