Job Hazard Analysis for Roofing
The Job Hazard Analysis process provides roofing contractors a disciplined way to identify and control risks before work at height. Crews review weather, roof pitch, anchor points, ladder setups, and material staging, then document hazards and mitigation steps. The checklist confirms fall protection, access paths, debris control, and electrical clearances around services or solar. Supervisors assign PPE, define rescue plans, and verify equipment inspections. Findings are communicated in the daily huddle to align roles. Standardization reduces incidents, protects profitability, and improves compliance. Clients gain confidence in safe, professional roofing operations that meet code and warranty requirements.
Identify ridge cap install for hazard review
Break roof install into prep, lay, nail, seal
Slips, ladder falls, sharp edges
Assess risk per roofing slope and conditions
Require harness, tie-off, ladder safety
Safety harness, boots, roofing gloves
Review roof hazard plan with team
Ask roofer about fall protection steps
Roofer crew initials JHA sheet
Post on ladder or entry deck
Observe tie-offs and ladder angles
Update for steep slope or wind
File roof JHA in binder
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