FACTS

1. Accumulation of Debris: Leaves, branches, and construction materials can obstruct roof drains, leading to water accumulation and potential structural damage.
2. Slippery Surfaces: Moss, algae, or wet debris can create slippery conditions, increasing the risk of slips and falls for workers.
3. Unsecured Tools and Equipment: Tools and equipment left unsecured can become tripping hazards or fall off the roof, posing risks to workers and individuals below.
4. Unprotected Roof Openings: Openings such as skylights or ventilation shafts without proper guarding can lead to falls from heights.
5. Weather-Related Hazards: Accumulated snow, ice, or standing water can compromise roof integrity and create hazardous […]

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