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.
Whether you’re hauling shingles up three stories or moving bundles across a massive industrial roof, mechanical aids like hoists, lifts, dollies, and conveyors can save your back—and a lot of time. This refresher will quickly review how to use them safely and effectively.
Roofing can be tough work—cuts, scrapes, burns, and even more serious injuries can happen. Knowing some fundamental first aid steps can make a huge difference in those first crucial minutes before professional help arrives. This refresher will cover the essentials, so we’re all prepared.
If a coworker (or you) takes a tumble, knowing how to respond in those first moments can be crucial. This course will go over how to evaluate a situation and give basic aid until medical professionals arrive.
This refresher course covers what we should do so no one’s left guessing in an emergency like a fire, when a severe storm hits, or some other emergency strikes.
Emergencies can strike at any time. Whether it’s a sudden storm, a serious injury, or a fire, our emergency plan and how we communicate can make all the difference. Let’s take just a few minutes to make sure we all know how to respond effectively.
Fires can break out unexpectedly, whether in the building below or because of a spark on the roof. A quick, orderly evacuation can mean the difference between a close call and a real tragedy. This refresher will go over how we handle a fire emergency.
Weather can change on a dime—especially if you’re roofing at elevation or in certain climates. This refresher will remind ourselves why watching the forecast matters and how to prepare accordingly.
High winds are a big deal—and they can happen unexpectedly. This refresher course will talk about how to identify wind risks, prepare for them, and keep ourselves safe on the roof.
When it comes to weather hazards roofing under tough conditions can be risky—high winds, lightning, heavy rain, or extreme cold/heat all pose serious dangers. This refresher course will talk about when you need to consider stopping work when the weather is bad.
Old shingles, felts, or cement boards can hide asbestos fibres, and if we disturb them, those fibres can become airborne and harm our health. This refresher course will focus on how to spot materials that might contain asbestos in roofing work.