A safety consultant takes his own safety exam.

The size of the companies, site-specific extenuating circumstances and a history of “good faith” abatement efforts in the past are some of the additional criteria considered by the director to determine whether citations will be issued and the value of penalties to be addressed.

While falls from flat and sloped roofs continue to rise across the country, roofing employers are faced with a mounting dilemma.

OSHA is authorized and mandated to conduct scheduled and random workplace inspections to determine employer compliance to the industrial and construction standards.

Being unprepared to implement recommendations and unwilling to revolutionize your approach to business will take your consultation investment down the drain, along with your profits.

We all know roofers who are called upon to perform either temporary or permanent repairs as a result of ice damming or storm and tree damage during the winter months.

We take our ladders and their use for granted everyday.

discrepancies between Perception and intention could possibly lead to a disaster of unexpected proportions.

A review of some definitions proves valuable in understanding the effects of changes in OSHA's asbestos standard on the roofing profession.