Hse Flat Roof Edge Protection

Safe environment for all working on a roof.

Hse flat roof edge protection.

N almost all domestic roof work needs scaffolding fit edge protection to stop people and materials from falling from eaves and gable ends. A modular free standing roof edge protection system that does not penetrate the roof membrane. All of the flat roof edge protection that we supply meets the highest safety standards and is fully tested to meet or exceed the current safety requirements. Free standing roof edge protection system.

System consists of a roof beam guardrail brace and counterweight. Fragile surfaces always follow a safe system of work using a platform beneath the roof where possible. Employers are to ensure that each employee is protected from falling by using fall protection systems such as mobile 360 guardrails safety net fall restraint roof hatch or fall arrest systems. As well as providing you with new systems we also offer a service to undertake all of your annual re testing and any maintenance work on your existing guardrails.

No anchoring to the building. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph b of this section each employee engaged in roofing activities on low slope roofs with unprotected sides and edges 6 feet 1 8 m or more above lower levels shall be protected from falling by guardrail systems safety net systems personal fall arrest systems or a combination of warning line system. N do not throw materials from the roof or the. This system is infinitely expandable.

Standards for roofing contractors during fy 2013. Figuring out how to work on a roof without fall protection is easier than you think. The right safety device for working on your flat roof or roof based installations. Simply consider the task you are performing whether that be maintenance construction or really anything else assess the hazards divide by the number of workers and factor in the use of personal protective equipment adjusted for recent revisions to written policy and you will find that without fail.

Osha standards frequently cited during fy 2013 inspections of roofing contractors naics 238160 rank by number of citations issued categories standard 1 duty to have fall protection 1926 501 2 ladder safety 1926 1053 3 fall protection training requirements 1926 503 4 eye and face protection. More than 15 feet from the roof edge. Proper fall protection measures personal protective equipment ppe and adhering to safe work practices can protect workers from fall hazards. Falls from flat roof edges can be prevented by simple edge protection arrangements a secure double guardrail and toeboard around the edge.

Single unit monolithic roofing applied to flat roofs may seem safer to some roof workers but the work is still at height and subject to many similar hazards and safety requirements as sloped roof work. Can be erected by 1 person without tools. A warn ing line is required at 6 feet to serve as a warning that a worker is nearing an unprotected edge.