ANTHONY CORRADO, CHST, SSM, CSFSM, OSHA-Trainer

New York, New York
ANTHONY CORRADO, CHST, SSM, CSFSM, OSHA-Trainer Expert Witness
Curriculum Vitae

Publications

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & LIABILITY EXPERT

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Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

General Specialties:

Construction and Safety

Keywords/Search Terms:

Construction Accidents & Injuries, New York Labor Law, OSHA, Scaffolding, Construction Safety, Holes-Covers-Falls, Construction Standard of Care, Aerial Lifts, Fork-Lifts, Reinforced Concrete, Excavations, Shoring, Underpinning & Foundations, Steel Erection, Personal Injury, Cranes, Scaffolds

Education:

OSHA Outreach Trainer, Rutgers School of Public Health; Construction Technology, Society of Mechanics Institute; Construction Management, District Council of Carpenters Technical College; 43 years of daily on-site experience.,

Years in Practice:

43

Number of Times Deposed/Testified in Last 4 Yrs:

5

Additional Information

Anthony Corrado is Founder and Principal of NYC Safety Services, LLC, a safety consulting firm in New York City that provides NYC contractors with Site Safety Plan Development, OSHA Training and on-site Licensed Safety Professionals who oversee safety on large scale construction projects as regulated by the NYC Department of Buildings. Anthony has had a long successful and diversified career in the NYC construction industry spanning almost 40 years. Starting at a young age as a Union Carpenter apprentice and working his way up to becoming a carpenter foreman in his early twenties, Anthony has continued his education and became a superintendent working on interior renovations in hi-rise buildings throughout NYC. He continued to progress and was continuously given larger projects and more responsibilities. Anthony rose through the ranks becoming a Senior Project Superintendent for a top 10 Construction Management company in the US and successfully managed projects up to $150 Million. Anthony has been directly responsible for Pre-construction planning, site logistics, scheduling, safety oversight and has coordinated and supervised every major trade in the industry. PAST CASES INCLUDE: • Suspended scaffolding swayed by wind injuring workers • Articulating concrete boom truck tipped over injuring a worker • Motorized powered buggy tipped over injuring worker • Supported scaffold- Missing toe boards worker mis stepped and was injured • Hearing Loss due to sustained noise levels above OSHA limits • Fall from ladder • Worker injured in articulating bucket truck • Workers fell through unmarked and unguarded holes/shafts • Forklift injury at a public warehouse-type store • Trip and fall on construction site • Fall from baker scaffold