NEW YORK SITE SAFETY MANAGER EXAM
(NYC DOB) – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED ANSWERS |
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, *CORE DOMAINS*
*- NYC Building Code Chapter 33*
*- OSHA 1926 Construction Standards*
*- Site Safety Plan Requirements*
*- Crane and Derrick Regulations*
*- Scaffolding and Hoisting Safety*
*- Fall Protection Systems*
*- Fire Safety and Emergency Preparednes
*- Excavation and Foundation Safety*
*- Public Protection and Sidewalk Sheds*
*- Administrative Code and Licensing Rul
*INTRODUCTION*
*The New York Site Safety Manager Exam i
SECTION ONE: QUESTIONS 1–100
1. According to NYC Building Code Chapter 33,
what is the minimum height requirement for a
sidewalk shed where a building exceeds 100
feet in height?
,A. 10 feet
B. 12 feet
C. 15 feet
D. 20 feet
🟢 B. 12 feet
🔴 Explanation: NYC Building Code requires
sidewalk sheds to have a minimum clear height of
12 feet to provide adequate clearance for
pedestrians and potential emergency vehicle
access.
2. A Site Safety Manager must ensure that all
workers on a major building site have
completed which of the following training
requirements under Local Law 196?
A. 10-hour OSHA
B. 30-hour OSHA
C. 40-hour Site Safety Training (SST) card
D. 62-hour Supervisor SST card
, 🟢 C. 40-hour Site Safety Training (SST) card
🔴 Explanation: Workers at "major" construction
sites in NYC are required to have a full 40-hour SST
card, while supervisors require 62 hours of training.
3. During a site inspection, you notice a worker
using a personal fall arrest system (PFAS)
anchored to a guardrail. What is the correct
immediate action?
A. Document the violation and report it at the end of
the shift
B. Instruct the worker to move to a different
guardrail section
C. Stop the work and ensure the anchor point
meets the 5,000-pound requirement
D. Provide a longer lanyard to reduce the impact
force
🟢 C. Stop the work and ensure the anchor point
meets the 5,000-pound requirement
(NYC DOB) – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED ANSWERS |
PLUS RATIONALES | GUARANTEED PASS |
LATEST EXAM UPDATE
, *CORE DOMAINS*
*- NYC Building Code Chapter 33*
*- OSHA 1926 Construction Standards*
*- Site Safety Plan Requirements*
*- Crane and Derrick Regulations*
*- Scaffolding and Hoisting Safety*
*- Fall Protection Systems*
*- Fire Safety and Emergency Preparednes
*- Excavation and Foundation Safety*
*- Public Protection and Sidewalk Sheds*
*- Administrative Code and Licensing Rul
*INTRODUCTION*
*The New York Site Safety Manager Exam i
SECTION ONE: QUESTIONS 1–100
1. According to NYC Building Code Chapter 33,
what is the minimum height requirement for a
sidewalk shed where a building exceeds 100
feet in height?
,A. 10 feet
B. 12 feet
C. 15 feet
D. 20 feet
🟢 B. 12 feet
🔴 Explanation: NYC Building Code requires
sidewalk sheds to have a minimum clear height of
12 feet to provide adequate clearance for
pedestrians and potential emergency vehicle
access.
2. A Site Safety Manager must ensure that all
workers on a major building site have
completed which of the following training
requirements under Local Law 196?
A. 10-hour OSHA
B. 30-hour OSHA
C. 40-hour Site Safety Training (SST) card
D. 62-hour Supervisor SST card
, 🟢 C. 40-hour Site Safety Training (SST) card
🔴 Explanation: Workers at "major" construction
sites in NYC are required to have a full 40-hour SST
card, while supervisors require 62 hours of training.
3. During a site inspection, you notice a worker
using a personal fall arrest system (PFAS)
anchored to a guardrail. What is the correct
immediate action?
A. Document the violation and report it at the end of
the shift
B. Instruct the worker to move to a different
guardrail section
C. Stop the work and ensure the anchor point
meets the 5,000-pound requirement
D. Provide a longer lanyard to reduce the impact
force
🟢 C. Stop the work and ensure the anchor point
meets the 5,000-pound requirement
