Trade starter pack
Roofing safety training starter pack
Ten training kits for roofing crews, ordered from the first fall hazard of the day to the last cleanup. Each kit comes with a trainer guide, quiz, sign-in sheet and certificate.
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Roofing puts your crew on an edge all day. The roof is slick with dew, loose with granules or hot enough to burn through gloves. People carry bundles up a ladder, work next to openings and stack material where someone else is standing below. One slip can be the whole story.
This pack is for roofing foremen, safety leads and owners who train their own people. It starts with falls, because that is where the worst injuries happen, then moves to the weather, the tools and the ground below. Every kit is cited to the OSHA paragraph, so you can show a crew and an inspector the same source.
The 10 kits and why each one is in this pack
01
Fall protection
The roof edge is where a bad day starts. This kit lays out the fall protection basics for the people laying shingle, tearing off or setting flashing, so the trainer can open the season with the rule every crew member must know.
02
Working at heights
Roofers work above ground on every job, not only at the edge. This kit covers surfaces, holes, harnesses and rescue, so the trainer can tie the pieces together for a crew that moves between steep roofs, skylights and low slopes.
03
Safety harness inspection
A harness that hangs in a hot truck bed all summer gets sun, grit and tar. This kit gives the trainer a hands-on check to run before anyone clips in, so worn straps and bad hardware come off the roof before they fail.
04
Ladder safety
Every roofing day begins and ends on a ladder, usually carrying something. This kit teaches picking, setting and climbing, with attention to the shoulder load and the tie-off at the eave, and gives the trainer a quiz that shows who needs practice.
05
Scaffold safety
Steep slopes and tall walls mean roofers often work from scaffold or swing planks at the eave. This kit covers inspection, planking, access and the people working below, so your crew checks the platform before they trust it.
06
Falling and dropped objects
A dropped nail gun, a slid bundle or a kicked shingle lands on whoever is at the bottom. This kit helps the trainer set up the ground crew, the drop zone and the habits that keep tools and debris from coming off the roof.
07
Hand and power tools
Roofers run nailers, saws, knives and hose all day, often on a slope with one hand free. This kit gives the trainer a way to cover tool condition, guards, cords and compressed air, so the daily check becomes a habit.
08
Heat stress
A dark roof in the afternoon is hotter than the air around it. This kit shows the trainer how to talk about warning signs, water, rest and new workers, so someone speaks up before a crew member goes down at the ridge.
09
Sun protection
Roofers get sun from above and glare bouncing back from the surface, season after season. This kit gives the trainer a clear way to cover sleeves, hats, sunscreen and skin checks, which crews often brush off until the damage shows.
10
Slips, trips and falls
Wet decking, loose granules, cords across the driveway and a ladder base in the mud all cause falls at ground level. This kit closes the pack by showing the crew the everyday hazards around the truck and the dumpster.
How to use the pack
Run one kit a week for ten weeks, or two a week at the start of the roofing season. Put the fall kits first while the crew is fresh. Hold each session on the driveway before the first load goes up, collect the sign-in sheet, and give the quiz at the end. Keep the certificates in each worker's file.
- 10 full training kits for the trade (editable PowerPoint, trainer guide, quiz, sign-in sheet, certificate)
- English and Spanish in every kit
- A one-page poster per topic
- Fill in your crew: audit-ready records in 60 seconds