Roof Safety and Preventing Falls
The last couple of days, I've been cleaning and waxing the FW. One of the jobs is to clean and coat the rubber roof. Since the roof on a fiver is about 10-12 feet to the ground, a fall could be cata...
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Excellent advice, OP! The reason, by the way, you see folks using harnesses and tie-off points at the manufacturers is it is required by OSHA. In fact, falls from heights is so dangerous OSHA says employers must protect any drop of 4 feet or more.
I try to stay off the roof and do the cleaning from a ladder. When I need to go on the roof, I keep my center of gravity low, preferably by crawling. I'm not a whimp, but I want to enjoy rv'ing for a long time!
I try to stay off the roof and do the cleaning from a ladder. When I need to go on the roof, I keep my center of gravity low, preferably by crawling. I'm not a whimp, but I want to enjoy rv'ing for a long time!
