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    UASCE installs the 20,000th Blue Roof in Louisiana [Image 9 of 11]

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    A worker in a green shirt and safety harness is crouching on a blue tarp-covered roof, appearing to handle a tool or fastener. The worker is secured with a yellow safety rope attached to their harness, indicating proper fall protection measures are in place. The scene depicts an active roofing or roof repair/protection job on a residential structure.

    HOUMA, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES

    10.08.2021

    Photo by Patrick Moes 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers installed the 20,000th Blue Roof Oct. 8, in support of Hurricane Ida recovery efforts. The program, managed by USACE for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, reduces further damage to property until permanent repairs can be made. This is a free service to homeowners. The deadline to apply is Oct. 15. To learn more, or to apply, visit Blueroof.us or call 888-ROOF-BLU (888-766-3258)

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    Date Taken: 10.08.2021
    Date Posted: 10.08.2021 20:18
    Photo ID: 6881344
    VIRIN: 211008-A-LI073-0256
    Resolution: 3936x2624
    Size: 5.27 MB
    Location: HOUMA, LOUISIANA, US
    Web Views: 27
    Downloads: 4

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    A worker is crouched on a residential rooftop covered partially with a blue tarp, wearing a safety harness attached to a visible rope/lifeline. The scene suggests post-storm or emergency roof repair work, indicated by the blue protective tarp commonly used for temporary weather protection. Trees in the background show sparse foliage, consistent with storm damage or early spring conditions.
    A worker in a green shirt and cap is on a residential rooftop deploying or adjusting a large blue tarp over brown asphalt shingles. The scene appears to be post-storm emergency roof protection work, with a yellow safety rope also visible. A utility pole with a transformer is visible in the background against a clear blue sky.
    Workers in high-visibility green vests are installing a large blue tarp over the damaged roof of a single-story brick residential building. A supervisor in a yellow safety vest and white hard hat observes from the ground. This appears to be emergency storm damage mitigation work, likely following a hurricane or severe weather event.
    A bearded male worker is standing on a blue tarp-covered roof or elevated surface, wearing a safety harness and tool belt. He is dressed in a green t-shirt over a black long-sleeve shirt, jeans, and a gray cap with sunglasses. The scene is framed by tree branches with green foliage against a clear blue sky.
    Two workers are installing or securing a large blue tarp over a residential roof, likely as emergency weather protection following storm damage. The foreground worker is crouched near the roof edge, working with tools, while a second worker is visible in the upper background. Both workers are wearing safety harnesses with rope lines attached for fall protection.
    A group of approximately eight people pose in front of a single-story brick home that has a blue tarp covering its roof, indicating storm damage repair. A military service member in camouflage uniform and a civilian woman are jointly holding a certificate or plaque, suggesting an official milestone or recognition ceremony. Workers in hard hats and safety vests are present, along with a worker visible on the roof in the background.
    A roofing worker is kneeling on a blue tarp-covered roof, actively securing or fastening the tarp near the roof's edge. The worker is equipped with a safety harness and is holding a hammer and what appears to be a fastening tool. The scene suggests emergency or temporary roof protection work, likely following storm damage.
    A roofing worker is positioned on top of a roof covered with blue insulation or underlayment material. The worker is wearing a safety harness, green t-shirt, camouflage bucket hat, sunglasses, and gloves while handling a wooden strip or batten. The image was taken on a clear, sunny day with trees visible in the background.
    A worker in a green shirt and safety harness is crouching on a blue tarp-covered roof, appearing to handle a tool or fastener. The worker is secured with a yellow safety rope attached to their harness, indicating proper fall protection measures are in place. The scene depicts an active roofing or roof repair/protection job on a residential structure.
    Two workers in green shirts and hard hats are installing a large blue tarp over the roof of a single-story brick building, likely as emergency weather protection following storm damage. An aluminum extension ladder is leaning against the left side of the building for roof access. The structure appears to be a residential or small commercial building with window-unit air conditioners and barred windows.
    A worker is on a residential rooftop securing a blue polyethylene tarp using a pneumatic nail gun. The worker is wearing safety equipment including a harness and hard hat, and a yellow rope is visible on the roof surface. This appears to be emergency weather protection or storm damage mitigation work.

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