BKS07 | DSNY Family

Brooklyn South 7

5100 1st Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11232
51st & 52nd St.
718-439-3700, 3701, 871-6818

Neighborhoods:

Sunset Park and Windsor Terrace

Thursdays in Q6
Roll Call Then and Now
I Never Believed This Was Possible - But Now I Do
Night Plow Starts
April 2014
Memorial Day 2014
Lingo DSNY Family Weekly V25
It's a Family Affair
Arctic Blast
Ralph Priola Retired Supervisor Brooklyn South 10
Mel Arena Retired Supervisor
Roll Calls DSNY Family Weekly V33
DSNY 911 In Remembrance
July 2014
March 2011
Happy New Year DSNY 2017
Sleep and Night Plow
Fix it! DSNY Family Weekly V48
Nobody wants us as a neighbor 🙂
Acid scare in Q6.
Hurricane Sandy
The List
Anthony Castagno Sanitation Worker BKS10
Robert Bolstad Retired Captain Enforcement
September's Top Stories "Trees, Cuts and the Ladies"
The New/Old Q1
Working in the Snow
Coney Island Mermaid Parade 2013
New Sanitation Workers DSNY Family Weekly 28
Richard Addonizio Retired Supervisor Brooklyn South 11
NYC Unknowns
Citizens Budget Commission
Gregory McCarthy Retired Supervisor BKS15
Supervisors going out town 🙁
The Photographer and the Writer
You still coming in?
DSNY NYC Department of Sanitation Hiring?
Clerks DSNY Family Weekly V31
Where were you September 11, 2001?
Are you working? I don't hear you!
DSNY Family Summer 2012
Snow in NYC: Reality and Wishfulness
My Top Ten Moments in my first 20 years
March 2014
Thank You DSNY - Sandy
Night Plow 2019 - 2020
Payrolls 101 Keeping Track of Pay
The Great Exodus
Retro, Medical, and Bloomberg's violation of the Taylor Law...
What is 2018 going to bring?
Sad day in Snowville 🙁
Night Plow 2016-2017 DSNY Family Weekly V45
Taking the Badge Supervisor Edition
Robert Gioia Retired Sanitation Worker Brooklyn South
Welcome to 2017
Field Officer versus Section Officer
GU DSNY Family Weekly V40
Is Winter Over?
Chiefs DSNY Family Weekly V41
Dealing with fatigue
Long Winter 2000-2001
November 2014
Long Day Q6 Saturday 62 section
AWOL
2016 Recapped
February’s “Top Stories”
Hooks DSNY Family V32
Let the Games Begin
Angelo Martucci Retired Sanitation Worker/Shop Steward BKS14
Donald J. Cleary Retired Laborer BKS6A
Phillip Romanzi Retired Sanitation Worker BKS13
Fiat
Vincent DiCupillo Retired Supervisor BKS7
Why Retire?
October 2014
Sundays
John Lavin Superintendent Brooklyn South
Routes DSNY Family Weekly V30
George Batts Retired Sanitation Worker Brooklyn North 17
Thanksgiving DSNY Family Weekly V46
Frank ( Joseph ) Buonocore Retired Sanitation Worker Brooklyn South 7
Merry Christmas DSNY 2013
New York's Strongest (via everydaytrash)
Superintendents DSNY Family Weekly V39
Construction or hiking boot?
Florida Weather DSNY Family Weekly V21
Does It Count? DSNY Family Weekly V49
To Be or Not to Be DSNY Family Weekly V44
Benito Francis Retired Sanitation Worker BKS14
Frank Musella Enforcement Sergeant
Supervisors take a shellacking:(
Louis Gagliotto "Gags"
Louis Nemer Retired Sanitation Worker BKS10
Louis Huerta Retired Sanitation Worker BK16
William Vorek Retired Sanitation Worker BKS10
Night Plow 2016-2017 Recapped
DSNY and Sandy
8-4 Garage Supervisor DSNY Family V34
Financial Panicking
In Remembrance 2018
Gary Siciliano Retired Supervisor Brooklyn South 13
DSNY Layoffs
Shop Stewards DSNY Family Weekly V35
Trials DSNY Family V29
Teamwork or Mutiny DSNY Family Weekly V42
A World of Cans and Baskets
Joseph Biondilillo Retired Sanitation Worker BKS11
Bob Cat DSNY Family Weekly V40
All we are, is a number.
William "Superman" McCabe
The Beginnings
2017 Recapped
Seniority is Everything Money Edition
Chris Benain Sanitation Worker Brooklyn South 12
Baby Destiny Hope Samantha Doe
Mock Snow Storm 2011
Mechanics DSNY Family Weekly V23
Its time to knock out some Manholes
Evaluations, should you be concern?

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Under OSHA’s injury and illness recordkeeping rule at 29 CFR Part 1904, most employers are required to maintain records of work-related injuries and illnesses their employees incur. (Very small employers and employers in certain low-hazard industries are exempt.) These requirements are not new; however, many organizations struggle to understand and apply all the nuances of […]

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Why Lock-Out, Tag-Out Is Vitally Important #LOTO #WorkplaceSafety

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