Safety Seminars & Webinars

Roofing Safety in Construction

Date	4/9/2020
Time	NA
Location	Cancelled

This seminar has been cancelled. Please return to Safety Seminars to view the list of available seminars.

This seminar provides basic safety awareness training & principles for employees who work in the roofing industry.

Topics will include:

Fall Protection Planning
Personal Fall Arrest Systems (Criteria and Practices)
Roof Types, Slopes and Requirements
Roof Inspections
Falling Object Hazards
Material Handling
Rescue and Emergency Action Planning
Safety Program Requirements

This course covers Basic Roofing Safety Principles for employees who work from elevation on residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. In addition to the above topics, typical unsafe work behaviors will be discussed in an attempt to eliminate these habits among employers and workers. Upon completion of the Roofing Safety seminar, attendees will have a better understanding of the risks associated with working in the roofing profession and the measures to take to prevent accidents and injuries in the field. The seminar is intended for business owners, supervisory personnel and foreman, safety coordinators, and the general workforce.

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