Items Tagged with 'OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)'

OSHA investigators found that DME Construction Associates Inc. exposed workers to falls of up to 22 feet at unguarded roof openings and roof edges.

Is your roofing company in compliance with OSHA's 300A form requirement?

Understanding what to do when OSHA arrives and wants to inspect your jobsite or project. 

Get serious about safety at the 2026 International Roofing Expo by exploring the latest innovations in products and safety programs, Jan. 20-22 in Las Vegas.

Despite fewer reports from OSHA, the agency still went after roofing contractors in 2025. Find out which contractors faced the stiffest fines this year.

OSHA dio a conocer sus 10 infracciones más citadas para 2025. Como en años anteriores, las caídas —el tipo de incidente más común en el techado— ocuparon dos lugares en la lista.

OSHA revealed its top 10 most cited violations for 2025. As in past years, falls — the most common type of incident in roofing — claimed two spots on the list.

Safety expert Tammy Clark is back on a commercial roofing jobsite to highlight ways roofing contractors can stay safe working on asbestos mitigation.

After sustaining an injury that prevented him from descending from the roof, a roofing contractor in Illinois welcomed assistance from the local fire department and its ladder truck.