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Originally Posted by CarlR33
Brian, sorry to hear this and not uncommon in the residential roofing industry across the country. I would suggest you contact the Orlando OSHA office if you want to. I do occupational safety for a living so it does pain me to see individuals and companies act in this manner. I was told by the OSHA Midwest office this is not a high priority compliance issue for them so good luck maybe the Orlando office feels differently.
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Apparently Tampa is the OSHA office for Sumter County.
I'm sure it's not a high priority, but I happen to think business owners' have the obligation and duty to protect their workers, to the best of their ability. Everyone in the construction industry knows accidents can happen, but to knowingly put workers at risk, is unconscionable in my opinion. With what they're charging to replace a roof in TV these days, they should be able to do it right and do it safely.
Just my opinion, your mileage may vary.