A recent inspection revealed Mid Oregon Builders LLC failed to follow requirements to implement adequate fall protection systems.

OSHA states that an N95 respirator is in fact effective in protecting workers from the virus that causes COVID-19. 

OSHA is seeking comments on how it can better deliver whistleblower customer service and if it can better explain whistleblower laws to employees and employers.

The FAQs are the latest effort by OSHA to provide employers and employees with more information about how it will enforce its standards and regulations during the pandemic. 

TAMKO highlights nine new Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association awards in recognition of Manufacturing Day, celebrated on Oct. 2.

Michigan's OSHA issued "general duty" citations to 19 different businesses, many of which were roofing contractors, for failing to uphold COVID-19 safety guidelines.

The Stand-Down encourages companies and workers to pause during the workday for topical discussions, safety demonstrations, and training in hazard recognition and fall prevention.

MSA Safety Inc. is hosting a set of free webinars to keep contractors trained and up-to-date on safety during National Safety Stand-Down week.

This month, Werner will offer national safety training, online courses and a new, downloadable climbing handbook in support of OSHA’s national initiative.

Should other states follow suit, roofing contractors across the country will need to overhaul safety protocols and employment practices to comply with COVID-19 workplace safety rules.