Site Safety Management is critical on construction and demolition jobs in New York City to protect workers, the public, and the surrounding environment. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has strict regulations in place to ensure that all construction sites are safe and secure, and that workers are protected from hazardous conditions and accidents. Site safety measures include the use of protective equipment, implementation of safe work practices and proper training of workers. Additionally, site safety is necessary to minimize the risk of property damage, fires, and other hazards that can result from improper or inadequate safety measures. In New York City, failure to adhere to site safety regulations can result in costly fines, legal consequences, and other penalties, making it essential for contractors and construction companies to prioritize site safety on every job.