Keeping workers safe while working at heights is critical, especially when it comes to working on roofs. Roof safety is not just a priority, it's a necessity.
Asset depreciation on building materials can occur due to various reasons such as natural wear and tear, improper maintenance and external factors such as water ingress. When water enters a building, it can seep into the walls, ceilings, floors and other structural components, posing not only a risk to the asset but also the occupants. We offer comprehensive roof safety solutions that help keep maintaining access to high risk areas on properties safe and secure.
Our 5 stage Roof Safety Management System is a comprehensive program designed to protect workers who perform jobs on rooftops or other elevated surfaces. The purpose of this system is to reduce the risk of falls, injuries and fatalities that may occur during such work.

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Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries and fatalities in the workplace. Roof safety training is of critical importance in ensuring the safety and well-being of those who access roofs as part of their job. The HSE has identified a lack of suitable and sufficient training as a key factor in increasing the likelihood of accidents due to accidental misuse of equipment.
We recognise the importance of roof safety training and offers a range of solutions to meet the needs of various businesses. Our training programs cover the proper use of equipment, identifying risks, rescue procedures, and emergency first aid. We also provide a "passport to safety" card to users who successfully complete the course.
Buy our Roof Safety Equipment and Training here:
Working at Height Online Training Course
Work at Height - Harness Use and Basic Inspection Training
Working at Height Awareness Training
Lone Working
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