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…emergency. There are two basic types of Notices – combustible and non-combustible. Each type has different instructions in the case of an emergency, so it’s important to know which your…

…communities in consideration. As a reminder, curbside composting is available in select Bronx and Manhattan community boards, and to all Brooklyn and Queens residents. The rollout will be complete in…

…specific cases be used in place of a traditional sidewalk shed. The Bulletin will also clarify how netting can comply with standard DOB specifications and provide adequate public protection. The…

…New York City is working their way through ECB and OATH-associated agencies, implementing new penalty schedules that give agencies greater control over language and recommended penalty amounts. Next up on…

…DOHMH letters. Instead of having to draft each letter and pull information from different places, your organization can stay compliant with just one click. And it’s not just annual safety…

…can expect if these proposed rules are finalized: Potentially Structurally Compromised Buildings Based on the proposed rules, there aren’t significant changes to the definition of a potentially structurally compromised building:…

Another big shift for the DSNY is happening on April 1st – street vendor enforcement is set to move from the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection to the Department…

…like security deposits), and you have a complex project made even more complex by COVID restrictions. Here are a few ways you can manage changes in everyday projects, including compliance…

…our Support team today if you want to take the manual hassle out of compliance work! Compliance changes are coming – and some are already here! RealFocus guests got critical…