Safe Working at Height for Roofing Toolbox Talk
by Chris Blair, from the Community
This toolbox talk template helps supervisors brief roofing crews on safe working at height. It outlines pre work checks, correct ladder use, access requirements, and the need for roof edge barriers or scaffolds. It highlights common hazards such as adverse weather, cluttered platforms, and poor housekeeping, and explains when to use guard rails, toe boards, or personal fall protection with proper anchorage. Guidance for safe roof work, covering or guarding openings, and ensuring only competent personnel alter scaffolding is included. It also details safe methods for lowering materials using chutes, keeping access clear, and securing skip areas.
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