Corporate Sponsor

Corporate Sponsors sit on the CSACNY Board of Directors and play an integral role in the building, maintenance, and advocacy of the organization. As a member of the Board of Directors, the Corporate Sponsor is required to participate in all Executive Board meetings or send a designated and approved surrogate; help shape the CSACNY policy agenda; attend advocacy meetings with legislators and agency staff; hold executive voting power; and chair one committee. The Corporate Sponsor makes a $25,000 initial commitment and maintains monthly recurring dues payments of $3,500. 

Executive Member

An Executive Member is able to vote on proposals put forth by the Board of Directors and participate on one or more committees. Executive Members may also attend advocacy meetings with the New York City Council, Department of Buildings and other Mayoral staff. An Executive Member is any business entity or individual that makes a $1,500 initial commitment and quarterly recurring dues payments of $1,500.

Professional Advisory Member

A Professional Advisory member is any business entity that seeks to participate in the CSAC agenda, events, surveys, and more from an advisory role. Advisory Members do not hold voting power or serve as committee members. However, they may attend committee meetings and participate in the proceedings. Professional Advisory Members contribute an annual membership fee of $250 per year.

Associate Member

An Associate Member is any individual that seeks to participate in the CSAC agenda, events, surveys and more. Associate members will receive regular updates on the latest developments in our industry related to legislative and regulatory matters. Associate Members pay an annual commitment of $100 per year.

Still need a reason to be a member?

As you may know, CSACNY has been actively working with the Mayor’s Office, Department of Buildings and City Council on common sense regulatory and legislative changes that promote safety while preventing disruptions to the day-to-day operations of our industry. Our goal is to promote safety and protect all of our workers, something that is now more important than ever before. 

Continued Success

• Over the last few years, CSACNY has successfully positioned our organization as the leading voice of construction safety in New York and we continue to serve as an asset to our City’s leadership.

• Most notably, CSACNY successfully worked with the City Council and Department of Buildings to craft and implement common sense changes to the Construction Safety Act (Local Law 196), which requires all workers on New York City jobs sites to receive minimum safety training. 

• Additionally, CSACNY has advocated for meaningful changes to proposed rules and legislation while working closely with elected officials and agency leaders such as Speaker Corey Johnson, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams (former City Council Housing and Buildings Committee Chair), DOB Commissioner Melanie LaRocca, NYC Council Housing and Buildings Chair Robert Cornegy and more. We have been featured by several press outlets, including NBC, Crain’s New York Business, and WVOX Radio.

CSACNY maintains a substantive agenda and is proud to have accomplished many of our outlined goals.

CSACNY has successfully achieved: 

1. Mandating the 10-hour OSHA training for all construction workers on projects under 10 stories.

2. Focusing increased enforcement on projects experiencing the greatest number of accidents, incidents and fatalities – those below 10 stories. 

3. Requiring a site safety plan with required elements of NYC Administrative Code 28-110.1 for all new buildings (excluding 1,2,3 family homes) or full demolitions of buildings under 10 stories.

4. Streamlining and improving the process to approve Qualified Safety Professionals to become Certified Site Safety Managers and Site Safety Coordinators.     

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