
In the image, a person is standing on a metal roof while using a power drill. However, they are wearing open-toed sandals, standing on an unstable surface without visible fall protection, and handling electrical equipment with exposed wiring. This situation presents multiple serious hazards, including fall risks, electrocution, and foot injuries from tools or materials.
To work safely in roofing, siding, or sheet metal tasks, proper PPE is essential. This includes non-slip, closed-toe work boots, gloves, and a fall arrest system when working at height. Cords should be kept clear of walk paths to prevent trips, and only insulated, job-rated tools should be used. Following these safety measures helps prevent severe injuries on the job.
New Safety Talks
New Safety Talks
Steeven Molina2025-10-22T23:34:43+00:00
Working with Dangerous Goods – Safe Handling Meeting kit – Spanish
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Working Safely in Shrub, Lawn, and Garden Services Meeting Kit
New eLearning
Michelle Vera2025-10-14T23:29:51+00:00
Recognizing and Preventing Abuse & Neglect for Home Health Care Workers
Michelle Vera2025-10-14T23:28:38+00:00
Incident and Accident Investigation for Supervisors and Managers
Michelle Vera2025-10-14T23:26:46+00:00
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