Associated Roofing Contractors of Oregon & SW Washington

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Associated Roofing Contractors of Oregon & SW Washington The ARC exists to connect, educate, and support roofing contractors throughout Oregon and SW Washington.

09/10/2026

WSRCA SAFETY TOOLBOX TOPICS: Jobsite Change Awareness - What Changed Since Yesterday?

Why This Matters
Roofing crews become familiar with a jobsite very quickly. That familiarity can make yesterday’s safe route, material layout, or work area feel safe today without being checked again. Jobsites change constantly. New openings, relocated materials, weather, equipment, and other trades can create hazards that were not there the day before.

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https://wsrca.com/global_engine/download.aspx?fileid=A5954C4C-06C2-4D68-A526-B2ED76924982&ext=pdf

08/06/2026

WSRCA SAFETY & HEALTH - SKYLIGHT SAFETY BULLETIN

Skylights represent one of the leading causes of fatal falls in roofing work! This bulletin outlines OSHA-compliant protection methods and best safety practices when working on commercial or residential roofs where skylights exist.

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https://wsrca.com/page/wsrca-safety-and-health-skylight-safety-bulletin

07/12/2026

WSRCA SAFETY TOOLBOX TOPICS: Heat Cramping

Heat cramps are an early warning sign that a worker’s body is under heat stress. They should never be dismissed as simple discomfort or a reason to push through. Cramps occur when workers sweat heavily and lose fluids and electrolytes during hot, humid, or physically demanding work. If ignored, heat cramps progress into heat exhaustion and potentially fatal heat stroke. The message is simple: cramping is a STOP-WORK signal, not a toughness test.

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https://wsrca.com/global_engine/download.aspx?fileid=F4E99C67-7FB8-4FF4-B56F-8AC424EAF349&ext=pdf

A huge thank you to all the ARC members who came out to our recent meeting on heat-related illnesses and wildfire smoke ...
05/21/2026

A huge thank you to all the ARC members who came out to our recent meeting on heat-related illnesses and wildfire smoke protection. As we head into the summer season, these conversations are so important for keeping our crews safe, healthy, and informed on the jobsite.

We appreciate everyone who took the time to attend, ask questions, and support one another. It’s great to be part of an industry that continues to prioritize safety and looks out for its people. Stay safe out there this summer!

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3434 SW Water Avenue
Portland, OR
97239

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