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Best Practices for Scaffolding and Aerial Lift Operations

May 8, 2025 | Noon CDT
Webinar
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Description

As part of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction, this webinar will focus on how scaffolding and aerial lifts can be used safely in the roofing industry. Scaffolding and aerial lifts are widely used to aid in job-site safety and production, but serious injuries and downtime can occur when things don’t go as planned. Join Rich Trewyn, NRCA’s director of enterprise risk management and training, and Adrianne Anglin, NRCA’s director of safety and risk management, as they explore how to protect your workers against the risk of falls when working at heights.

Richard Trewyn
NRCA’s director of enterprise risk management and training

Richard Trewyn joined NRCA in 2015. Before joining NRCA, he was the national safety director for TECTA and started his career at FJA Christiansen Roofing Companies in Milwaukee in 1996. With a degree in occupational safety and health from the University of Wisconsin— Whitewater and numerous certificates and certifications within the safety field, he brings a wealth of industry knowledge and expertise to NRCA. He is an Occupational Safety and Health Administration- authorized trainer for the construction 10- and 30-hour classes and an authorized CERTA trainer of torch-applied system classes. He also teaches NRCA’s fall-protection and CERTA Train-the-trainer classes.

Adrianne Anglin, CSP
NRCA’s director of safety and risk management

Adrianne Anglin joined NRCA as its director of safety and risk management in October 2024. She is an active member of the American Society of Safety Professionals, the National Association of Women in Construction and the Board of Certified Safety Professionals and helped launch the Women of the Michigan Aggregate Association subgroup in 2023. Since joining NRCA, she has helped to spearhead initiatives such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s heat rulemaking and fleet safety initiatives. A seasoned risk and safety manager with a strong focus on the delivery of custom solutions for the workplace, she has worked in the safety arena for more than 20 years. In 2021, Anglin was voted as one of the Top Women in Safety 2021 by American Occupational Safety.

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