Safety training that is guaranteed to lower accident & incident rates, increase productivity, and improve your bottom line.Safety training that is guaranteed to lower accident & incident rates, increase productivity, and improve your bottom line.
This refresher course is specifically on Fall Arrest Systems—the harnesses, lanyards, and anchors that keep us from hitting the ground if we slip off a roof. Doesn’t matter if you’re doing small residential projects or big industrial ones; a fall arrest system can literally save your life.
This refresher course for roofers covers the importance of respiratory protection, types of PPE available, and best practices for ensuring safe breathing conditions on the job.
This course covers the importance of gloves, different types of hand protection, and best practices to prevent injuries from cuts, burns, punctures, and chemical exposure.
This refresher on roof anchors is a reminder that these are a key part of our fall protection setup—no matter if you’re nailing shingles on a small house or handling a massive industrial roof. If your anchor fails, your whole safety system fails.
This refresher on fall protection specifically focuses on roof edge protection. It doesn’t matter if you’ve been roofing for two months or twenty years, the edge can be dangerous if you let your guard down.
Roofing can be physically demanding, and when the sun’s beating down or the temperature’s high, our risk of heat-related illness goes up fast. This refresher course will remind ourselves how to spot, prevent, and respond to heat stress so we can stay safe and productive.
Roofing in cold weather—whether it’s winter or just a chilly climate—can be deceptively dangerous. Hypothermia, frostbite, and just plain losing dexterity can all make our job a lot harder and riskier. This course will remind ourselves how to prevent cold-related injuries.
We’re talking about everything from electric nail guns and drills to grinders and saws, plus extension cords and generators. This refresher will review safe practices so we can keep ourselves—and our gear—in top shape.
Solar installations are increasingly common on both residential and industrial roofs. While solar panels can help with clean energy, they also bring unique hazards. This refresher will review how to stay safe when you’re on a roof that has or will have solar panels installed.
We all know that bundles of shingles, rolls of underlayment, or heavy equipment can be a real strain on the back, shoulders, and knees if we’re not careful. This refresher will review how to lift safely, avoid injuries, and keep our workflow smooth.