Just wondering what others do to comply with OSHA’s regs about fall protection. If you were working on a two story house that had roof areas at the first floor level and siding had to applied above these roof areas, how would you comply with the fall protection regs?
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Depending on your budget - it was always easy to work off a set of scaffolding - makes for a lot of productivity, which may or may not cover your costs in your situation.