Using Prevention Through Design to Improve Worker Safety During Installation of Solar Systems on Solar-Ready Houses: Prevention Through Design (PtD) to Make Solar-Ready Houses Safe for Solar Workers
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Description:Prevention through Design (PtD) to Make Solar-Ready Houses Safe for Solar Workers ; Hyun Woo Lee, John Gambatese, and Yohan Min. ; Solar-ready designs have become a standard in new construction, and installations of residential rooftop solar systems have increased exponentially over recent years, surpassing 1 million by 2019. This kind of construction often exposes solar installers to hazards involving roofing, electrical and mechanical work, yet current research has rarely considered the safety of these workers. ; To help address those hazards, a previous Small Study by this research team identified seven key Prevention through Design (PtD) attributes: roofing material, roof slope, roof accessories, panel layout, fall protection system, lifting method, and electrical system. As an extension of the previous study, this new study used interviews and a survey with industry professionals, as well as case studies ; of existing solar-ready houses, to develop a PtD design checklist and Building Information Modeling models, which will help make solar-ready houses safer for solar workers. ; CPWR Small Study, 2020.
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