Guidance

This guidance aims to try to reverse the decline in the bird population in the UK by raising awareness amongst the roofing industry and encouraging the installation of nest boxes.

This guidance is in respect of fire risk and the spread of fire . GRO has consulted the Building Regulations Approved Document B “Fire Safety” and the additional guidance as laid out in the Department for Communities and Local Government document “Fire Performance of Green Roof and Walls” (August 2013).

This guide is an overview of HSG33 - Health and safety in roof work, to support the construction industry address the fatalities and accidents caused by working on roofs and guidance on how to plan and work safely on roofs.

This guidance explains gives explains the importance of having a documented contingency process in place ready to deal with the consequences of any unforeseen events is crucial. It gives an overview of how to report accidents and incidents as well as reporting under RIDDOR.

This guidance clarifies who a designer on a project is and what they must take into account the health and safety issues arising from the installation and use of products they select for a sheeting and cladding project.

This document has been developed to set out the minimum requirements required by NFRC members when working on pitched roofs.

This four page guidance sheet gives information about the control of Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) issues associated with the disc cutting of concrete and clay roof tiles.

This guidance gives an overview of supervising and manging young people and inexperienced workers on constructions sites and their health and safety.

This guidance outlines considerations to either eliminate the risk or specify risk mitigation measures when carrying out hot works.

This two-page guidance document provides a summary of the 2005 Work at Heigh Regulations. It raises awareness of the most common causes of work at height accidents, who the regulations apply to, how to you comply with them and considerations when planning work at height.

This two-page guidance document covers how to select, fix and use timber battens as secure footholds as an alternative to roof ladders. It includes selecting the correct battens, checks during the fixing process and safe systems of work.

This Guidance Sheet is intended to assist all those involved in arranging for work and working on roofs handling solar collectors and other large items.

This document gives guidance on counter-balanced edge protection systems and clarifies what Standards and Regulations such edge protection systems should comply with.