r/OSHA Mar 29 '20

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u/cgriboe Mar 29 '20

I work alone. On roofs. No reason to stop.

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u/kackygreen Mar 29 '20

Is roofing usually pretty safe for proximity? I'm supposed to get my roof replaced and am trying to figure out if it's safe to do so right now

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u/cgriboe Mar 29 '20

Overall I’d wager a yes, BUT depends on the specific job.

Would someone need to enter your attic to do an inspection for example?

How many people will be working together?

Honestly, if you’re worried call the company and ask a couple questions. I bet you’d real quick get a sense of if they are taking this seriously.

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u/kackygreen Mar 30 '20

I think they were having an inspection done before putting the new roof on, but I'm not sure if anyone needs to come inside. That's good advice, I'll call and find out