A practical guide for Portland property managers on roof anchor inspections, covering the standards that apply, what happens during an inspection, and how often to schedule one.
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A practical guide for Denver building owners on roof anchor inspections, including how high-altitude freeze-thaw cycles damage hardware and what OSHA and ANSI standards require.
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A clear comparison of rope descent, fall arrest, and fall restraint anchors, explaining which anchors require the OSHA 10-year recertification and which are not load tested at all.
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Roof anchor inspection cost depends on your anchor count, system type, and roof access. Here is how pricing works for annual inspections and load testing recertification.
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Building owners, not contractors, are responsible for roof anchor inspections under OSHA 1910.27(b)(1) and ANSI/IWCA I-14.1. This guide explains the duty, the standards, and how to stay compliant.
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A clear breakdown of the ANSI/IWCA I-14.1 window cleaning safety standard for building owners, including how annual roof anchor inspections differ from the load testing required for rope descent system anchorages.
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Buildings with rope descent system anchors installed between 2014 and 2016 are now hitting the federal 10-year recertification deadline. Here is what the rule requires, what enforcement looks like in 2025, and how scheduling disruption is becoming the operational risk most owners overlook.
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Thousands of Seattle apartment and mixed-use buildings constructed during the 2014 to 2018 boom are now hitting their 10-year roof anchor recertification deadline. Here is what owners need to know.
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Las Vegas heat, UV, monsoon storms, and dust create unique stress on rooftop fall-protection systems. Here is what every Las Vegas building owner needs to know about keeping roof anchors compliant, and what makes a Vegas-specific inspection different.
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OSHA regulations often point to ANSI standards as the benchmark for compliance. Building owners who understand how the two work together can avoid costly citations and protect workers on their rooftops.
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