Safely Get On A Roof

Tie rope to a structural part of house or a tree.

Safely get on a roof.

Roof brackets support 2x6 lumber standing on edge. Work only during good weather conditions and avoid extreme heat cold not only does extreme weather cause slips and. Throw rope with at. Be careful if working with chemicals to hose down your roof.

Personal fall arrest systems consist of a full body harness a means to attach the anchor to roof trusses a lifeline and a shock absorbing lanyard. When on a roof you need to wear a harness connected to a securely anchored safety rope. To access a roof you ll need an extension ladder. Wear gloves to safely remove debris from the roof.

Placed the barriers a short distance up from the edge of the roof they can prevent falls and keep tools from rolling off of the roof. These materials can cause slick or uncertain surfaces which could lead to you losing your footing. Once done use a hose to wash extra debris off the roof to remove extra algae and mold.