Roofing

Safe roofing work at heights and handling roof trusses.

Safe work method statements (SWMS)

Safe work method statements are an important part of preparing for any high risk construction work (HRCW). Hear from our inspector, Brian Chamberlain on why these documents are so vital.

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Construction: Roofers

These are the most common injuries and hazards for people working in the roof construction industry, as shown by injury claims.

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Hazards

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'If you are injured at work' poster

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