u/Whyisitlikethis97

Now I understand this is a mainly a non-English speaking job but I don’t think that is an excuse for lack of safety practices or training… what is the requirements or what have you seen or experienced?

I want to bring this up to the owners but want to know what your company does for safety protocols?

What does osha have to say about this?

Do roofers even have to comply with safety?

The guys on my build this morning were just wearing normal shoes and poorly draped tarps over the landscaping and were just chucking stuff into the dumpster from 2 stories up and it wasn’t even straight down it was 2 stories up and like 10’ over.

I come from union carpentry, osha 10 & 30. As well as we had monthly safety trainings just for the company I was with. Watching these guys just made me uncomfortable…

So I’m working on inspecting a 24building apartment complex who just switched to new ownership. I’ve got some fair competition (as always in roofing) the other company only did drone inspection of a few roofs but put together a super clean report with laminated pages and a custom spiral bound notebook. I am doing full exterior, downspouts, test squares and documenting everything on all the buildings…
My Hangup is the presentation. Does anyone have a good resource, ideas of information or some examples of a detailed report and how to present the information in a meaningful and professional way to really stand out?
The original storm was 1.5” the other roofer put together report for and that was before new owners took over, then 3 days later after new ownership took over there was another storm with 1.25” so this will be an insurance claim but want to stand out and prove our worth over theirs.
Thankyou for any input or advice.