FACTS

1. Falls from Height: Roofing and siding tasks often take place on elevated, sloped, or unstable surfaces. Without fall arrest systems (harnesses, guardrails, or anchors), workers face a high risk of serious or fatal injuries.
2. Slips, Trips & Falls (Same Level): Debris, unguarded skylights, tools, and wet or icy surfaces on roofs or scaffolds increase slip and trip hazards—requiring proper footwear and site housekeeping.
3. Struck-by/Falling Objects: Roofers and sheet metal workers are frequently exposed to dropped tools, loose materials, and falling equipment. Helmets and toe boards are essential to reduce injury risk.
4. Electrocution Hazards: Working with sheet metal near live […]

   This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.

   If you are a BHHC policy holder, login to access compliant safety training, tools and videos.

   Don’t have a username and password? Click here to register and get instant access.

   Don’t know if you are still a BHHC policy holder? Questions regarding online services and registration may be directed to BHHC’s Customer Care Center at (888) 495-8949.