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Depends on what you use it for really.
I would use a bossman tower for that kind of thing. But then I am watched closely H&S wise so cant get away with using ladders as I have to do a risk ---. for tying my shoelaces etc. However I think Bossman do very good ladders generally. If I do have to use a ladder I have to put chemical tie anchors to strap the ladder to. Dont blame me its just the way it works in commercial environments.
I would use a bossman tower for that kind of thing. But then I am watched closely H&S wise so cant get away with using ladders as I have to do a risk ---. for tying my shoelaces etc. However I think Bossman do very good ladders generally. If I do have to use a ladder I have to put chemical tie anchors to strap the ladder to. Dont blame me its just the way it works in commercial environments.
I dont it is done by specialist climbing firmsWhat do you stand on when fitting the anchors?
I dont it is done by specialist climbing firms
How do you mean hes in the wrong job? I am guessing the guy is just trying to make a living and can't afford to resort to such over the top nonsense? Chemical anchors god help us.......Maybe youre in the wrong job Handysparks? H&S has got us all over a barrell.
I mean in the sense that no one cares if HandySparks going up a ladder in a less safe way as long as the job is done. You may think chemical anchors is an eye-rolling event as no doubt many do. However if I let say an apprentice up a ladder at 20 ft and they fall because the ladder slips they are going to hospital at best and I am going to prison. However if I thought about it and secured the ladder and it did not slip I think that is better.How do you mean hes in the wrong job? I am guessing the guy is just trying to make a living and can't afford to resort to such over the top nonsense? Chemical anchors god help us.......
... no one cares if HandySparks going up a ladder in a less safe way as long as the job is done.
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