Footwear Roofers should wear work boots or work shoes with slip-resistant and puncture resistant soles. Safety toe shoes or boots are required on most construction jobsites. They prevent toe crush injuries when working around heavy and/or falling objects. Eye and Face Protection Safety glasses or face shields should be worn any time that you could [...]
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New Pocket Guide to Safety (click image above)
New Sample Fall Protection Policy (located under FREE SAFETY RESOURCES tab)
New Section - ONLINE SAFETY TRAINING
Updated contact info for members in districts 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 (located under YOUR LOSS CONTROL REPS tab)
Of course a new SAFETY TALK is added every Saturday night for you to use starting Monday morning!-
Recent Safety Talks
- Don’t Bring a Knife to a Gunfight
- David and Goliath
- Unsecured Roof Opening Leads to Death
- Carolina Heat
- New Guy on a Ladder
- Watch Your Back
- Claims Recap
- Clean Up Your Act
- Protect Your Hands
- Seatbelts are for Roofers as Well
- Sweat in my Eyes
- Don’t Tread on Me
- Lunch and Ladders
- Stack it Away from the Edge
- Summer is Here
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