Seguridad en el trabajo
De $12,000 a más de $82,000: cómo se dispararon las multas de OSHA para una empresa de roofing
OSHA detectó fallas repetidas en una empresa.
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Articles Tagged with ''OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)''
Roofing Safety
Avoid Massive OSHA Roofing Fines: How $12K Penalties Surged to $82K
One roofing contractor's OSHA history illustrates how repeated violations can escalate penalties and have far-reaching consequences.
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Roofing Safety
HCR Group Launches Unified Safety Excellence Platform
New initiative strengthens accountability, training, and field leadership across the Western United States.
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Seguridad en el trabajo
OSHA multa a contratista de Florida tras accidente mortal en un techo
La agencia detectó varias fallas de seguridad.
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Education & Training
GAF Expands Baltimore Workforce Pipeline With Free Roofing Training Program
More than 80 residents completed the latest Roofing Academy course, gaining practical skills and job opportunities in the roofing industry
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Entendiendo los sistemas de protección contra caídas y su relación con los techos metálicos
Por Rob Haddock, Presidente de Metal Roof Advisory Group y CEO & Founder de S-5!
Roofing Safety
Werner Hosts 750 Safety Training Events for OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down
The nationwide campaign includes fall protection training, rescue planning, and more resources to advance higher safety standards.
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Roofing Safety
Roofing Contractor Dies After Fall From Massachusetts Home
Holger Antonio Morocho of Fall River, Mass., died shortly after falling several feet from a rooftop in a residential neighborhood.
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Roofing Safety
OSHA Updates National Campaign Against Heat Hazards
U.S. Department of Labor updates a national emphasis program to protect workers from indoor, outdoor heat hazards.
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Safety Stand Down
Are Roofers Ready for OSHA’s Safety Stand Down 2026?
National Construction Safety Week, May 4-8, kicks-off with the annual campaign to address falls from heights, a leading killer of roofing contractors.
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