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Is there a guidance wind speed above which roofing works should stop? Please see paragraph 49 of the Green Book, in addition, if further information is needed The National Federation of Roofing Contractors have a booklet called “Roofing & Cladding in Windy Conditions”. It is available for NFRC members on the NFRC web site or can it can be purchased direct on tel 020 7436 0387 |
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The Advisory Committee for Roofsafety [ACR] is a body dedicated to making working on roofs safer. Its membership is made up of nominees from the major roofworking Federations and Associations and the Health & Safety Executive, who provide the experience of many years of involvement in working on roofs in the advice given in their documents.Every care and attention is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information included in their documents and this website, however the committee or any individual committtee members can not accept responsibility for any errors or omissions contained therein |