Renew Expired 62-Hour Supervisor SST Card | NYC DOB Training

What Happens If Your 62-Hour Supervisor SST Card Expires?

Under Local Law 196, New York City requires construction supervisors to have a valid 62-hour Supervisor Site Safety Training (SST) card. If the card expires, supervisors can no longer oversee construction projects that require this certification. Getting an updated SST card is necessary to comply with NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) regulations and maintain eligibility for supervisory roles.

Steps to Renew an Expired 62-Hour SST Supervisor Card

To renew an expired SST Supervisor card, the full SST portion of the training must be completed again. The renewal package includes:

• 32-Hour Supervisor Site Safety Training (SST).
• 8-Hour Worker Refresher Site Safety Training (OSHA 30 Refresher). If OSHA 30 is more than five years old, it must be retaken, but DOB allows the 8-Hour SST Worker Refresher as an alternative.

These courses help supervisors stay updated on safety regulations and comply with NYC DOB requirements.

How to Get Started with Your Supervisor SST Renewal

Click "Register Now" to sign up. Once payment is made, an email with login credentials will be sent for course access.

The self-paced course allows supervisors to start, pause, and resume at their convenience.

After completing the training and submitting the required documents, a new Supervisor SST card will be issued in compliance with NYC DOB regulations.

Benefits of Renewing on Time

• Stay compliant with NYC DOB regulations.
• Avoid fines and job site violations.
• Continue working as a qualified supervisor without interruptions.
• Stay informed on the latest safety practices.

Avoid work delays. Enroll in the Supervisor SST Renewal Package today to meet NYC DOB requirements and get your updated 62-Hour Supervisor SST card without interruptions. Click "Register Now" to start your training!