A-Denver Roofing is proud to announce that we have opened an office in Boulder, Colorado! If you live in or near Boulder, Colorado, you now have the ability to choose Boulder's top residential and commercial roofing contractor to provide [...]
A-Denver Roofing is proud to announce that we have opened an office in Parker, Colorado! If you live in or near Parker, Colorado, you now have the ability to choose Denver's top residential and commercial roofing contractor to provide [...]
The cooperation of both employers and roofers is essential in establishing and maintaining a safe and healthful work environment in Colorado. In general, A-Denver Roofing is responsible for: • Performing a hazard assessment of the roofing jobsite to identify [...]
Fire prevention is extremely important in the roofing trade. We work with highly flammable chemicals and electricity that can cause fires on a roof. These following tips and techniques will help to keep you safe when roofing in Denver, [...]
The following hazards exist in Denver and Colorado Springs when dealing with excavations on roofing or waterproofing projects: • Cave-ins can be caused by poor design or other hazards, roofers or waterproofers need to be aware of these dangers [...]
Roofing is inherently dangerous, which is why we take safety so seriously. When roofing in Colorado, there are many hazards that can present themselves while working on jobsites in Denver and Colorado Springs. In this article, we discuss electricity, [...]
Introduction to Crane, Derrick, and Hoist Safety Cranes help during erection, to transport material and personnel and allow for work in difficult to reach locations Cranes can pose significant hazards to crane operators and other workers nearby A crane [...]
What Are Construction Health Hazards? Health hazards are anything at your jobsite that may cause measurable changes in the body ranging from carpel tunnel syndrome to decreased pulmonary function, disease or even death. We will now discuss the types [...]
OSHA Subpart Q - Concrete & Masonry Construction Subpart Q prescribes performance-oriented requirements designed to help portect all construction worksers from the hazards associated with concrete and masonry construction. Changes to Subpart Q expand protection against masonry wall collapses, [...]
What is a Caught-In or Caught-Between Hazard? A roofer being squeezed, caught, crushed, pinched or compressed Result in crushing injuries between objects or parts of an object Include caught or crushed in equipment, between smashing objects or a moving [...]
