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Those who work at height, either on a regular or occasional basis, are at an increased risk of falls and accidents.  Working at height requires sensible risk management; this is the principle that underpins the framework of the UK Working at Height Regulations 2005 (WAHR).   There are practical steps that can be taken by employers in order to protect the health and safety of their workers who work at height.  However, although health and safety at work is ultimately the responsibility of employers, there are also considerations that workers can take into account in order to ensure that they

Flat roofs are installed on buildings across the UK as they’re cheaper to install than sloping roofs.  This has led to a flat roof being the first choice, especially on commercial and industrial buildings.  However, flat roofs do need to be recoated and sealed every few years in order to maintain their structural integrity and prevent any leaks.  If the roof hasn’t been properly cared for and maintained, replacement will need to be done sooner, rather than later.  Another advantage of flat roofs is that they are easy to access in order to carry out inspections and maintenance, but they also