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5. Security
Regulations (notably decree no. 2004-924 of 1 September 2004) concerning work at height naturally apply to the installation of roof tiles in the same way as to all other roofing materials.
5.1 Working at height
The 3 m height requirement no longer exists. Since regulations no longer define work at height, it is up to the company manager to assess the risk of falling from a height. When the risk exists – a high probability for roofing work – the company manager must take measures in line with the general principles of prevention:
avoid risks;
assess them when they cannot be avoided;
design workstations and choose equipment and...
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Standards and norms
- Longitudinal interlocking flat concrete tile roofs, followed by technical and special specifications (June 90 edition) – (Supplemented by erratum of October 1990) - DTU 40.241 - Juin 1990
- Concrete flat tile roofing – Technical specifications followed by special specifications - DTU 40.25 - Décembre 1984
- Rules N 84 – Snow action on buildings – Amendment No. 1 [cancelled May 13, 2009] - DTU P06-006/A1 - Avril...
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