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The primary objective of this study was to identify significant determinants of dermal exposure to polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) among asphalt roofing workers. Use urinary 1-hydroxyprene (1-OHP) measurements to evaluate the effect of dermal exposure on total absorbed dose. The study population included 26 asphalt roofing workers who performed three primary tasks: tearing off old roofs (tear-off), putting down new roofs (put-down), and operating the kettle at ground level (kettle). During multiple consecutive work shifts (90 workdays), dermal patch samples were collected from the underside of each worker's wrists and were analyzed for PACs, pyrene, and benzo(a) pyrene (BAP). During the same work week, urine samples were collected at pre-shift, post-shift, and bedtime each day and were analyzed for 1-OHP (205 urine samples). Linear mixed effects models were used to evaluate the dermal measurements for the purpose of identifying important determinants of exposure, and to evaluate urinary 1-OHP measurements for the purpose of identifying important determinants of total absorbed dose.
I ended up waiting longer for the job to be completed because the order was many shingles short and they placed another delivery order. The guys did a great job despite all the delays, but the cleaning after four pieces of old broken shingles and nails was not at the expected level and until today April 12, 2019 my kids still pick these things up around the house! They broke one of my trees with one of their ladders. I would rate them as 3-4 at this point. Will update when I use their maintenance service they promised to provide. Sales Manager David Vandeburg was very knowledgeable and professional. His experience and expertise were especially helpful in our decision to have D'Angelo & Sons do our roofing project. David even did some emergency repairs on our current roof to hold us over until they could come and put on the new shingles.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of surface slopes (18°, 26°, 34°) on the maximum acceptable roof shingling frequency for males performing a simulated roof-shingling task. The psychophysical roof shingling frequency was also compared to the postural sway and trunk motion values. The maximum acceptable roof shingling frequency. Selected trunk motion decreased significantly with an increase in slope. Roofing Contractors increased significantly with an increase in slope. The study also revealed that workers were experiencing a greater postural sway at the earlier phase of the task on the steeper surface. This suggests that there might be an adaptation period associated with working on a slope. The body's ability to compensate for a loss of balance. Therefore, more emphasis should be given to the workers in this adaptation period, with additional monitoring and cautionary measures. Collectively, the findings of the study could be utilized for improving work practices on roofs, while reducing the potential risks of falls in roofing construction.
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And never use staples! Even if a buddy has an old roofing stapler with free staples, politely decline. Staples don't have the holding power of nails; they tend to rust out before the shingles go bad; and most manufacturers don't allow staples, so you'll void the warranty. When you reach the ridge, use the same technique as you did with the felt paper: Wrap the first side over the top, and then wrap the second side over the first. Cut the shingles to size with a utility knife fitted with hook blades. Run the shingles long over hip ridges and rakes, and in the valleys. The shingles shown here are commonly called “architectural.” Some architectural shingles are partially laminated (two layers), and others are fully laminated, which gives them more of a textured look, similar to wood shakes. Because of the extra material, architectural shingles are heavier. Some can handle winds up to 150 mph, which is twice the wind rating of many three-tab shingles.

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