Insurance And OSHA Question

HOP,

It is an "additional" duty, insomuch as you do not need a monitor unless someone is outside the flagged perimeter, or if a roof is less than 50' wide, there are no flags then a monitor is a full-time requirement. If the monitor is needed, monitoring is to be his ONLY DUTY.

On a steep slope, defined as anything over 4/12, my guys are 100% fall arrest, so a monitor is not an issue, and I don't know what the requirements may be with lesser arrangements.>>>

Ed, i think you need to re-check the osha rules.

Jed (with chit still on ur face) For all my key points its ROZZI not Mac. I would like for my credits to go to me not whoever u r referring to as Mac.>>>

Rozziroofer Said: Ed, i think you need to re-check the osha rules.

Jed (with chit still on ur face) For all my key points its ROZZI not Mac. I would like for my credits to go to me not whoever u r referring to as Mac.

Do you have something to point out?

Ed>>>

In the situation ur describing u would need one or the other not both unless someone is in fact outside the barriers.>>>

I said in one of the earlier posts, that it would be an, "Either/Or" option.

Ed>>>

Regardless of any other considerations & etc., you deserve a little round of applause for using your mind to penetrate these mysteries, Ed. You know this, of course, but nobody else seems to be giving you the nod you deserve, so let me do it here. They play the game that way so why shouldn't we play the whole game, not just the segment they point us in. By the way, thank you for using the word 'regardless' instead of the currently normal 'irregardless.' That also shows attention to detail. For any who wonders what the heck I'm talking about, just start with 'regard.' Everybody knows what regard is. Regardless is its opposite. Putting an 'irr' in front of that turns it back into regard. Like 'reverent' and 'irreverent.' or 'rational' and 'irrational.' It would be like starting with the word, 'skilled.' Then we go to 'unskilled.' Then we go to 'ununskilled?' What they heck would that exactly mean I wonder? Not necessarily skilled. Twilight zone for the mind. How about this: Mind. Mindless. Irrmindless. But then usually you just get, "you know what I mean." 'Not too shabby," I understand completely. "Irregardless" just scratches the blackboard.>>>

Well if weeze gonna be freekin' word police, I gotsta say egg, it sure wooda sounded better iffin u'da said "unskilledless" instead of ununskilled.

Besides, can you really tell me that irregardless bothers you as much as people that don't know the flippin difference between the words "then" and "than"?

;)>>>

lol. When Tom does that I always think it sounds kinda cute. Yer rite for that example. It jus dont come so unnaturally for me I kinda get all confused about how to do it right to make it really wrong the bestest.>>>

Youall did jest qwite a good enuf job ther Mr. Egg.

Ed>>>