A roof guardrail can be a simple solution to prevent falls from a roof. Increasing insurance underwriting requirements and the Multi-Employer Citation Policy have prompted OSHA to recommend that commercial roofing contractors implement this type of safety measure. When choosing a guardrail system for your business, consider several options. Some are fixed, while others are freestanding. Each style is designed to meet OSHA requirements. Choosing the right guardrail for your business depends on several factors, including the construction materials, building design, and site specific needs. It's important to consult an expert before making a final decision. Roof guardrail systems have several advantages over other fall protection methods. For example, these products require no alterations to the roof membrane, and they eliminate fall risks along the perimeter of the roof. Other benefits include the ability to customize the height of the protective barrier. This allows workers to choos...