We prioritize roof anchor compliance.
Roof anchor compliance is an essential part of maintaining a safe and equipped building in the Vancouver, British Columbia area. At Aquarius Window Cleaning, we know that properly installed and compliant roof anchors are essential for any work performed at height, including window cleaning, rooftop inspections, and other maintenance projects.
Roof anchors are a type of permanent safety point that supports fall protection systems. To remain compliant, these anchors must meet applicable safety standards, be installed correctly, and be maintained over time. Roof anchor compliance usually includes proper anchor placement, adequate load capacity, clear identification, and documentation showing the anchors have been inspected and are approved for use.
As time passes, roof anchors can become non-compliant due to weather exposure, corrosion, roof repairs, building modifications, or outdated safety standards. Even anchors that were once compliant may no longer meet current requirements if they did not undergo regular inspections. This can create safety risks for workers and potential liability concerns for building owners.
Staying on top of roof anchor compliance helps protect contractors, demonstrates due diligence, and supports compliance with workplace safety regulations. It also ensures exterior maintenance work can be completed efficiently and without delays caused by unsafe or unusable anchor points.
We promote safe work practices and encourage regular roof anchor inspections to help building owners remain compliant. To learn more about roof anchor inspections and what you can do to reduce risk and improve safety, reach out to us today.
At Aquarius Window Cleaning, we stay on top of roof anchor compliance when we serve customers in Vancouver, Metro Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Port Moody, Delta, Langley, Maple Ridge, University Endowment Lands, Burquitlam, New Westminster, Kitsilano, Yaletown, Gastown, West Point Grey, Granville Island, Coal Harbour, Port Coquitlam, and Coquitlam, British Columbia.