Risk assessments
Risk assessments
We create risk assessments for your roof areas
To date, our employees have carried out risk assessments for a total of 2.700.000 m²
of roof area throughout Germany.
Risk assessments must be drawn up for every roof area in order to identify possible dangers and to avert or point out a danger through technical measures and rules.
What is on the roof? What are the possible dangers? Who uses the roof areas? Are there air conditioners? Is there regular maintenance work required on the roof? Are only trained fitters / craftsmen in a PPE on the roof? Are there walking routes? Are skylights fall-through safe? Is the area at risk of falling adequately secured?
These are just a few areas that make a risk assessment necessary. You as the owner / operator or facility manager are responsible.
A risk assessment is imperative, stay on the legally secure side. Protect others who have to walk on roof surfaces. But also your company and yourself!
We are happy to answer any questions you may have at any time.
These are just a few areas that make a risk assessment necessary. You as the owner / operator or facility manager are responsible.
A risk assessment is imperative, stay on the legally secure side. Protect others who have to walk on roof surfaces. But also your company and yourself!
We are happy to answer any questions you may have at any time.
Contact us under:
Phone: +49 2309 60099-69
E-Mail: anfrage@psa-check.com
Some rules and regulations at a glance:
Regulations, rules and regulations Laws, regulations Occupational Safety
and Health Act (ArbSchG)
Workplace Ordinance (ArbStättV)
Construction site ordinance (BaustellV)
Industrial safety regulations (BetrSichV)
PPE Usage Ordinance (PSA-BV)
Technical rules for the occupational health and safety regulations
ASR A2.1: Protection against falls and falling objects, entering danger areas
Construction site ordinance (BaustellV)
Industrial safety regulations (BetrSichV)
PPE Usage Ordinance (PSA-BV)
Technical rules for the occupational health and safety regulations
ASR A2.1: Protection against falls and falling objects, entering danger areas
ASR A1.8: Traffic routes
DGUV 201-056
DIN 4426
TRBS 2121: Danger to persons from falls - general requirements
TRBS 2121 Part 1: Danger to people from falls - provision and use of scaffolding
TRBS 2121 Part 2: Danger to people from falls - provision and use of ladders
TRBS 2121 Part 3: Danger to people from falls - Provision and use of access and positioning procedures with the aid of ropes
TRBS 2121 Part 4: Danger to people from falling - lifting people with work equipment that is not intended for this purpose
RAB 32: Rules for occupational safety on construction sites - documents for later work
Professional association regulations
DGUV regulation 38 (previously BGV C22): Construction work
TRBS 2121 Part 1: Danger to people from falls - provision and use of scaffolding
TRBS 2121 Part 2: Danger to people from falls - provision and use of ladders
TRBS 2121 Part 3: Danger to people from falls - Provision and use of access and positioning procedures with the aid of ropes
TRBS 2121 Part 4: Danger to people from falling - lifting people with work equipment that is not intended for this purpose
RAB 32: Rules for occupational safety on construction sites - documents for later work
Professional association regulations
DGUV regulation 38 (previously BGV C22): Construction work