SafetyQuestion 354 of 690
A roofer is working on a low-slope roof 12 feet above the ground with no guardrails or safety nets in place. To comply with Cal/OSHA, the employer must ensure the worker:
a.Uses an approved personal fall arrest system or other approved fall protection
b.Works quickly to limit time at height
c.Has at least five years of roofing experience
d.Carries a fire extinguisher
Explanation
8 CCR §1670 requires fall protection for construction work at 6 feet or more above a lower level. Acceptable methods include guardrails, safety nets, or a personal fall arrest system. At 12 feet, fall protection is mandatory.
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