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Compliance guidance for building owners, facilities directors, and property managers. OSHA 1910.27, annual inspections, load testing, recertification, and the documentation that keeps your building working.
Latest October 12, 2026
Roof anchor layout for new buildings: how to plan the right number of anchors in design, meet OSHA and IBC loads, and avoid paying for anchors you never use.
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Compliance October 8, 2026
Parapet wall fall protection for building owners: what OSHA requires at the roof edge, when a harness is needed, and why a parapet is not an anchor.
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Compliance August 25, 2026
Competent person, qualified person, or engineer: who can actually certify your rooftop anchors under OSHA 1910.27? A building owner’s guide to who inspects, who certifies, and who should sign the paperwork.
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Compliance August 7, 2026
A building-owner guide to roof anchor documentation requirements: anchor maps, written assurance letters, certification records, and contractor-ready packets under OSHA 1910.27.
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Compliance July 8, 2026
A building-owner guide to reroofing without losing roof anchor certification, including documentation, coordination, and recertification triggers.
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Compliance June 26, 2026
Pull tests, tripod tests, and suspended weight: what each method does, what OSHA requires, and what documentation building owners should demand after certification.
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Compliance May 29, 2026
Learn the difference between annual roof anchor inspections and load testing, when each is required, and how adhesive anchor cycles and reroofing affect compliance obligations.
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Compliance May 14, 2026
OSHA 1910.27 requires roof anchor recertification at least every 10 years. Learn how to build an anchor asset register that tracks every certification deadline, inspection date, and documentation link across your portfolio.
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Compliance April 14, 2026
Learn OSHA 1910.27 compliance for building owners, including anchor requirements, inspections, and rope descent system regulations.
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