Articles Tagged with ''inspections''

RC Publisher Jill Bloom speaks with Tammy Clark, owner of Tammy K. Clark Companies, an OSHA-trained consultant, about what roofing contractors should do when an OSHA inspection is happening.

Tammy Clark, an OSHA-trained consultant, tells contractors what they need to know to prepare for an OSHA inspection, from protocols to what types of policies to have in place.

California's decision to rule on independent contractors affects 70,000 truckers and could worsen supply chain issues, warns legal experts.

Drones are no stranger to the roofing industry, but contractors can take advantage of the technology using infrared cameras to save time and effort.

When investigating leaks, it's important to review the condition of the building’s components that rise above the roof level before moving forward with a reroof.

Now is the time to take the necessary steps to ensure your roofing company is in compliance with various safety and labor laws.

Whether an OSHA inspection is triggered by an employee injury, a formal complaint, a programmed wall-to-wall inspection, or the new COVID-19 ETS, being prepared will limit potential liability avoid potential citations.

If you are unaware of how aerial drone roof inspection can upgrade the way you work, then here are five reasons to compel you to add drones to your roofing business.

Three Washington roofing companies received more than a combined $768,000 for allowing roofers to work without using fall protection.

Overson Roofing in Arizona says as roofing technology advances, roofing contractors need to be aware of the limitations of these technologies and avoid using them as a crutch.