Caravan Roof and Damp Work at Height Toolbox Talk

This Caravan Roof and Damp Work at Height toolbox talk template from Health & Safety Zone is intended for caravan and motorhome technicians working in vehicle workshops, body shops and service bays. It highlights the main hazards of working at height on caravan roofs – falls, slips, exposure to sealants and manual handling of roof panels.

The guidance aligns with the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and the British Standard BS EN 1645-1:2025, ensuring legal compliance. It covers safe access planning, selection and inspection of ladders or scaffolding, use of personal protective equipment, weather monitoring and safe handling of chemicals.

• Use on‑site training sessions – practical instruction for staff.
• Safety inductions – introduce new technicians to height‑work procedures.
• Compliance audits – review practices regularly.

Use this toolbox talk as part of routine safety briefings before any roof repair job, reinforcing the key steps and legal requirements for all staff.

The document can be customised to reflect specific workshop procedures and vehicle models, ensuring relevance to your operation.

This toolbox talk is fully editable and shareable, allowing you to tailor the content, examples and checklists to match your specific workshop procedures and vehicle types.

Technicians should review this talk annually and after any incident to keep safety practices up‑to‑date. Incorporating real‑world examples from recent jobs helps reinforce learning and ensures the procedures match the specific equipment and vehicle models used in your workshop.

Compliant with: Work at Height Regulations 2005 and BS EN 1645-1:2025.