Roofing & solar safety app

The safety app for roofing and solar crews

Check leading edges, skylights, roof anchors, warning lines and ladder setups on every roof, with suggested OSHA 1926 references and fix requests to the crew lead.

Solar installers tied off on a flat roof beside a guarded skylight and warning line

Falls are the #1 roofing killer

Duty to have fall protection on low-slope and steep roofs (1926.501(b)(10)–(11)), skylights and holes (1926.501(b)(4)), warning lines and safety monitoring (1926.502(f), (h)), personal fall arrest anchors (1926.502(d)) and ladders (1926.1053). The Roofing & solar work type checks these first.

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Leading edges

Workers near roof edges with no guardrail, warning line or visible tie-off.

Skylights

Skylights with no screen, cover or guardrail.

Anchors & lanyards

Harnesses worn without a connected lanyard or anchor.

Ladder access

Ladders not extending above the eave or not secured.

Material on roofs

Panels and bundles near edges that wind could move.

Electrical

Exposed DC wiring and damaged cords on solar jobs.

The old way vs. SafetyWalk

Paper & spreadsheets

SafetyWalk

Foreman checks with no record

Photo record of every roof

GC asks for proof you don't have

Signed report in minutes

Same issues on every job

Repeat findings tagged

Fixes promised, never shown

Fix photo, verified

Questions

Can it measure the 6 ft trigger height?

No. It says a drop appears to be over 6 ft so your competent person can confirm.

Does it work for residential roofs?

Yes. Use the Roofing & solar or Residential work type.

Does SafetyWalk decide if we meet OSHA rules?

No. It suggests 29 CFR 1926 references and checks that the section exists in the official eCFR text. Your competent person confirms every finding. It is not a compliance determination.

Can I try it free?

Yes. 14 days free with 25 AI scans and no card required.

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