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  • TELEPHONE NUMBER REQUIREMENTS ON CONSTRUCTION SIGNS
  • ADVISORY SIGNS REQUIRED ON CONSTRUCTION SITES
 It is not worth getting caught without one posted on the construction site. First offense $800.00 dollars, Second offense $2000.00 dollars, and the third is $4000.00 dollars.
 
We have 3 x 4 "311 Advisory Signs" available in both English and Spanish.
 
These durable high quality aluminum "311 Advisory Signs" can be re-used from site to site.

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PROMULGATION OF RULE 27-04 RELATING TO 311

ADVISORY SIGNS REQUIRED ON CONSTRUCTION SITES.

Pursuant to Section 1043 of the New York City Charter, this rule was previously published in the City Record on December 4, 2003, and a public hearing was held on January 05, 2004. The Department of Buildings hereby adopts the following rule relating to 311 advisory signs required on construction sites.

Section 1. Chapter 27 of Title 1 of the Rules of the City of New York is hereby amended by adding a new section 27-04, to read as follows:

New Material is indicated by underlining.

Section 27- 04. 311 Advisory Signs Required on Construction Sites

(a) Applicability. Pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 27-1009 of the Administrative Code, at least one sign shall be placed at any site of construction for which a New Building or Demolition permit is required. Such sign(s) shall contain the words "TO ANONYMOUSLY REPORT UNSAFE CONDITIONS AT THIS WORK SITE, CALL 311" (referred to herein as a "311 advisory sign") in both English and Spanish.

(b) Location. 311 advisory signs shall be placed at a height no more than twelve feet above ground and shall be prominently placed on each perimeter of a construction site fronting on a public thoroughfare.

(c) Visibility. The letters on 311 advisory signs shall be black on white background and be no less than six inches high.

STATEMENT OF BASIS AND PURPOSE

In the interest of construction site safety and in accordance with Administrative Code Section 27-1009, the Department is promulgating new rule 1 Rules of the City of New York Section 27-04 to ensure that workers on certain construction sites have a means of anonymously reporting unsafe conditions on their work sites. While construction workers may occasionally receive instructions to perform work in an unsafe manner, many such workers may feel that protesting unsafe practices would result in retaliation from their employers. The posting of 311 advisory signs on these or "the specified" construction sites would notify workers that they can report unsafe work conditions anonymously, without directly confronting their employers and risking their jobs.

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PROMULGATION OF RULE 27-04 RELATING TO 311 ADVISORY SIGNS REQUIRED ON CONSTRUCTION SITES.

ANONYMOUSLY REPORT UNSAFE CONDITIONS AT THIS WORK SITE, CALL 311" (referred to herein as a "311 advisory sign") in both English and Spanish.

(b) Location. 311 advisory signs shall be placed at a height no more than twelve feet above ground and shall be prominently placed on each perimeter of a construction site fronting on a public thoroughfare.

TELEPHONE NUMBER REQUIREMENTS ON CONSTRUCTION SIGNS

There has been some confusion in the past as to the phone number requirements on various construction signs and the use of 311. We hope that you will find the following useful.

Construction site signage such as the following required by NYC.

  • Sidewalk Sheds
    Building Code Sect. 26-252 b - a sign is required listing the name, address and phone number of the permit holder and the permit expiration date.
What is a Sidewalk Shed?
  • A sidewalk shed is a structure erected over a sidewalk to protect pedestrians from debris that might fall from work going on above that sidewalk.

  • Construction Projects
    Building Code Sect. 27-1009 (c) - a sign is required listing the name, address and phone number of the property owner and the general contractor.
What is a construction fence?
  • A construction fence is a protective structure erected around a demolition or construction site. Typically, it is a solid fence at least eight feet high that protects the public from potential hazards on the site.

  
Pictured above: Examples of required fences used to secure construction sites.

  • Demolition Jobs
    Chapter 8 of Title 1 - Sect. 8-01 (d) (1) - a sign is required listing the name, address and phone number of the demolition contractor and the Department of Buildings complaint number - 311.

 

  • Site Safety Jobs
    Chapter 26 of Title 1 - Sect. 26-01 (h) - these phone numbers are required in addition to those required by Sect 27-1009 for construction jobs above:
    Department of Buildings - 311
    The Building Enforcement Safety Team (BEST)
    The Emergency Response Team (ERT) - 311
    Dept. of Transportation - 311

 

  • Sites Where New Building and Demolition Permits Are Required
    1 RCNY 27-04 - a sign is required stating the following: "TO ANONYMOUSLY REPORT UNSAFE CONDITIONS AT THIS WORK SITE CALL 311"

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TELEPHONE NUMBER REQUIREMENTS ON CONSTRUCTION SIGNS
 

There has been some confusion in the past as to the phone number requirements on various construction signs and the use of 311. We hope that you will find the following useful.

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This includes two 3 x 4 high quality aluminum  English & Spanish 311 Construction Site Condition Signs.

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We also have provide contractor signs for construction scaffolding, walls, buildings and sites.
 
Background: Inspectors in our Construction Divisions issue this type of violation. This violation is issued either as a result of a complaint, as a result of a scheduled inspection for an application, as part of a "sweep" or as part of a review of previously issued violations. The referenced section applies to a specific safeguard that is applied to construction operations. Construction operations includes: excavation, erection, alteration, repair, removal and demolition as related to buildings.
 
Other possible safeguards include: inspections of equipment and devices, sizes and stresses of materials, fire protection (standpipes, temporary elevators, etc), professional technical drawings at construction sites, sheds, chutes, fencing, removal of materials, grading, protection for adjoining property, etc. (See Safety of Public and Property During Construction Operations) Signs required as part of the Site Safety program must also include the BEST contact information (see §26-01 Filing of Site Safety Programs and Designation of Site Safety Managers).
 
Certification Criteria: The violation can be "Cured" if the hearing has not yet been held since this considered a "non-hazardous" violation. A Certificate of Correction  must be submitted along with a notarized statement by the owner or responsible party along with any bills, receipts, statements, photographs or a construction permit sign-off reflecting that all conditions have been corrected.
 



No Smoking on All Construction Sites
The 2008 Building Code, effective July 1, 2008, requires contractors to maintain safe conditions at building sites and provides that construction operations affecting fire prevention comply with the New York City Fire Code. (See Building Code sections 3301.1.2 and 3303.7.) As per section 1404.1 of the new Fire Code, effective July 1, 2008, smoking on any construction (including demolition) site is strictly prohibited.
View the Regulatory Notice (PDF)

 

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