RoofRigor Roofing Field Safety System™ — Practices + Procedures

Build the roofing field-safety layer in one package.

RoofRigor Roofing Safety System™ — Roofing Edition combines the complete Safe Work Practices™ and Safe Work Procedures™ libraries for roofing contractors performing residential steep-slope and commercial low-slope work.

The bundle contains 157 controlled roofing safety topics: 82 Safe Work Practices that establish the standing rules and expectations for how work is performed, plus 75 Safe Work Procedures that provide controlled step-by-step methods for individual roofing tasks.

What is included

• Safe Work Practices™ — Roofing Edition: 82 controlled standing rules
• Safe Work Procedures™ — Roofing Edition: 75 controlled task procedures
• Editable + reference formats: both manuals supplied as editable DOCX masters and print-ready PDFs
• Implementation start file: company customization, jurisdiction review, training and change-control guidance

Who this bundle is for

This is the field-safety bundle for companies that already have an acceptable company safety manual/program. If you also need the company policy/program layer, choose the Complete Roofing Safety System™ instead.

Where this fits in the RoofRigor safety system

• Safety Manual: company policy/program foundation
• Safe Work Practices: 82 standing field rules
• Safe Work Procedures: 75 step-by-step task procedures
• Practices + Procedures: all 157 field controls — this product
• Complete Safety System: Safety Manual + Practices + Procedures

Bundle value

Purchased separately, Safe Work Practices and Safe Work Procedures total CAD $790. This bundle is CAD $695, saving CAD $95.

Licence: internal use by one legal roofing company. Resale, redistribution, sublicensing and cross-company sharing are not included.

Important safety boundary

This product is a professional roofing safety-program template and implementation resource. It does not by itself establish legal compliance and does not replace required worker certification, competent-person supervision, manufacturer instructions or jurisdiction-specific occupational-safety requirements. Before issuing any practice or procedure to workers, the purchaser must review and adapt the active documents to current legislation, applicable fire/electrical/transportation rules, manufacturer instructions, WHMIS/SDS information, company equipment and site-specific hazards. High-risk work should receive appropriately qualified safety review as required.