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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
Roofing Safety
Roofing Industry Lacks First Step Safety Standards
Recent fatal incidents show roofers are walking onto unknown roofs without defined safety protocols, often with deadly consequences.
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Fleet safety
TRUCE Software Rolls Out Driver Safety Platform Designed to Reduce Distraction
TRUCE Software system limits mobile device use while driving and gives fleets more control over risky behavior.
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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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Roofing Safety
OSHA Honors Fallen Roofers on Workers Memorial Day
Hundreds of roofers and construction workers in more than a dozen sates will participate in annual Workers Memorial Day events April 28.
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Best of Success Podcast Show
Roofing Storm Season is Under Way
RC Legal expert Trent Cotney explains that contractors are already busy reacting to extreme weather and expecting a strong rebound from last year’s storm season.
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Worker Safety
U.S. Dept. of Labor Honors Fallen Workers with Vigils April 23
National Workers Memorial Day is observed annually on April 28 to honor workers who have died or suffered injuries and illnesses on the job.
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Roofing Safety
Firefighters Rescue Worker From GA Rooftop
Worker injured, airlifted from 50-foot roof at Google data center
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Roofing Safety
Safety Spotlight: KPost Company’s Luciano Perez
Luciano Perez prioritized roofing safety as a career upon realizing that too many injuries were being treated as part of the job. He’s been fighting that perception ever since.
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