When you re done on the roof remove the brackets and planks in the opposite order starting at the top and working down photo 6.
Safest way to work on a roof.
Tips for working on steep metal roofs.
This video explains how to safely get on to and off of roof safely from an extension ladder.
Doing your own work around the house can be rewarding and it can save money.
Repetitive motion injuries roof work involves activities that can cause strain such as standing for long periods of time kneeling lifting using tools and climbing ladders.
Once done use a hose to wash extra debris off the roof to remove extra algae and mold.
If you need to climb on your metal roof for whatever reason you need to know the safety precautions to take.
Working on any roof is dangerous and slick metal roofs with a steep pitch are particularly perilous.
A roof is no place to be when it s wet or it may rain.
In addition to keeping contractors safe you also want to ensure your roof isn t being abused from careless contact.
Leaves twigs and dead insects that have collected on the roof and in gutters can cause injury on uncovered hands.
Up on the roof once on the roof follow common sense safety precautions.
You need someone to steady the ladder and if you do slip help you down or call for assistance.
Fitting and fastening the roof safety harness.
Hire a professional to do the job if the roof is steep over 35 degrees.
Following adequate safety procedures including those.
Now you can safely work your way up the roof by adding more brackets and planks about every 8 ft.
Ways to work on a steeply pitched roof.
How to work safely on a roof.
And don t lean out over the edge of the roof.
Complete the slide guard by adding the 2 6 plank photo 2.
Be aware of where the edge of the roof is at all times.
Wear gloves to safely remove debris from the roof.
This video explains how to safely get on to and off of roof safely from an extension ladder.
The possibility of slipping and falling makes working on any roof dangerous but it s especially so if the roof rises more than 4 feet for every 12 feet of.