QW04 | DSNY Family

Queens West 4

52-35 58th St.
53rd Ave. East of 58th St.
Woodside, NY 11377
718-334-9077
718-334-9078
718-334-9079

Neighborhoods

Corona, Corona Heights, Elmhurst, and Newtown

Is Winter Over?
September's Top Stories "Trees, Cuts and the Ladies"
8-4 Garage Supervisor DSNY Family V34
Dominick Chimienti Retired Superintendent Queens West 2
Long Day Q6 Saturday 62 section
Construction or hiking boot?
In Remembrance 2018
Rego Park and Forest Hills, Queens
November 2014
My Top Ten Moments in my first 20 years
New York's Strongest (via everydaytrash)
March 2011
Superintendents DSNY Family Weekly V39
Merry Christmas 2017
William "Superman" McCabe
Bob Cat DSNY Family Weekly V40
Roll Calls DSNY Family Weekly V33
John Curry Retired Supervisor Queens West 4
2016 Recapped
Thursdays in Q6
2017 Recapped
Sylvester Ginage Sanitation Worker Queens West 9
DSNY Freedom Run
Merry Christmas DSNY 2013
Trials DSNY Family V29
GU DSNY Family Weekly V40
February’s “Top Stories”
Does It Count? DSNY Family Weekly V49
Arctic Blast
Lingo DSNY Family Weekly V25
Fred O. Klauck Retired Supervisor BKN01
Working in the Snow
Sad day in Snowville 🙁
Henry Quintana Retired Sanitation Worker QW9
Evaluations, should you be concern?
Shop Stewards DSNY Family Weekly V35
Sanitation worker finds tiny dog in garbage bag
June 2014
July 2014
Hooks DSNY Family V32
A World of Cans and Baskets
The Great Exodus
Richard Cherry Retired Sanitation Worker QW1
Night Plow 2016-2017 Recapped
Seniority is Everything Money Edition
Charles "Charlie" Womack Queens West 6
The New/Old Q1
Mechanics DSNY Family Weekly V23
Where were you September 11, 2001?
You still coming in?
John Irwin Sanitation Worker Queens West 9
May 2014
Why Retire?
Night Plow 2016-2017 DSNY Family Weekly V45
Thanksgiving DSNY Family Weekly V46
Chiefs DSNY Family Weekly V41
Clerks DSNY Family Weekly V31
Florida Weather DSNY Family Weekly V21
Taking the Badge Supervisor Edition
Harold R. Gutmann Retired Superintendent Queens West
The List
Acid scare in Q6.
DSNY 911 In Remembrance
Thomas Eagen Retired BME Blacksmith
Sleep and Night Plow
Fiat
Frank Justich Second Annual Memorial Dinner
Happy New Year DSNY 2017
Nobody wants us as a neighbor 🙂
All we are, is a number.
Routes DSNY Family Weekly V30
Patrick James Cook Sanitation Worker QW09
Baby Destiny Hope Samantha Doe
Night Plow Starts
Gonzalo Holguin Sanitation Worker Queens West 3
Its time to knock out some Manholes
Mock Snow Storm 2011
October 2014
Joseph E. Grodzki Retired Sanitation Worker QW04
Are you working? I don't hear you!
Citizens Budget Commission
DSNY NYC Department of Sanitation Hiring?
Payrolls 101 Keeping Track of Pay
Welcome to 2017
Teamwork or Mutiny DSNY Family Weekly V42
Night Plow 2019 - 2020
AWOL
Snow in NYC: Reality and Wishfulness
Mel Arena Retired Supervisor
Retro, Medical, and Bloomberg's violation of the Taylor Law...
To Be or Not to Be DSNY Family Weekly V44
Field Officer versus Section Officer
Financial Panicking
NYC Unknowns
4 HRS @ 2
I Never Believed This Was Possible - But Now I Do
Let the Games Begin
Joseph Arbitello Sr Retired Supervisor QW6
Joseph Benzinger Retired Supervisor BME
Sundays
It's a Family Affair
Supervisors take a shellacking:(
Memorial Day 2014
DSNY Family Summer 2012
Thank You Stevie for saving over 50,000 square feet of Rain Forest in Peru 🙂
April 2014
Saturday's in Q9
Steven Cordero Retired Sanitation Worker QW06
Frosch Kids
Javier Nicholson Retired Supervisor QW9
RESCUE THE RAINFOREST PROJECT
New Sanitation Workers DSNY Family Weekly 28
19 out of 21 Days (Night Shift)
March 2014
Long Winter 2000-2001
Anthony Prokop Sanitation Worker QW01
Roll Call Then and Now
Dealing with fatigue
Fix it! DSNY Family Weekly V48
The Beginnings
Supervisors going out town 🙁
What is 2018 going to bring?

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“OSHA Recordkeeping Mistakes Are More Costly Than Ever”

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 […]

“Safety Comics Of The Day – Santa Style 2018 – Have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!” #HolidaySafety

Merry Christmas & Hopefully A Happy New Year To All & Thank You For Visiting My Website in 2018! Check Out Our Free Safety Resource Section For Free Safety Information & PowerPoint Downloads! Jack Benton, Chicago, Illinois – EHS Safety News America® 2018 Contact me below!

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

Note: The photos above are not intended for page views or shock value as I don’t believe that those methods truly teach you anything in and of themselves. I don’t know the particulars of the above accident, but I do know that the lack of a proper lock out – tag out (control of hazardous […]