A teenager working for a roofing contractor fell 24 feet while working atop a home improvement store, said Department of Labor officials.

The roofing contractor exposed employees to falls of up to 20 feet as they installed shingles or performed roofing work, according to OSHA.

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The roofing contractor's safety history includes two fatal falls from 2019 and 2022.

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OSHA cited the roofing contractor in September for similar fall protection citations.

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This marks the eighth time the roofing contractor has been cited by OSHA related to fall hazards.