How do I stay safe on rooftops while I'm still learning solar?

You are working on rooftops in the heat, still new to the trade, and you know that one wrong move could hurt you badly. That awareness is not something to push down or be embarrassed by. It is exactly the instinct that keeps new workers alive. Respect for the danger is a strength, not a weakness. Being new is the riskiest stage, because you do not yet have the reflexes that experience builds, so you have to make up for it with care and attention. Never skip the safety steps, even when others rush them or make you feel slow. Use the harness and the gear every single time. Ask questions, watch the experienced workers closely, and speak up when something feels wrong. No job and no boss is worth your body. The people who last in this trade are the ones who stayed careful while they learned. The heat is its own danger, so treat it seriously too: water, shade when you can get it, and knowing the signs when your body is in trouble. Take it one careful step at a time, and the reflexes will come. This week, make one safety habit automatic, so it holds even on the days you are tired or rushed. Getting good is the goal, but getting home is the job every single day.