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When will the construction industry adopt the principles of hierachy to safe work at height, It all seems to be about programme, profitability and gambling with peoples lives......when it suits comes to mind!
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John Houlihan wrote:When will the construction industry adopt the principles of hierachy to safe work at height, It all seems to be about programme, profitability and gambling with peoples lives......when it suits comes to mind!
Very much so when it suits. One of our clients would not allow us on the lorry beds owing to WaH, and insisted on air bags, which we were happy to do, another contractor turned up, and the PC let them unload as they required minus air bags. As you can imagine we were none too impressed, as it suited the PC at that time to throw out their previous requirement....This annoys me.
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Yep, plenty of double standards in this industry. In ,I could write a book on what I've seen and maybe one day I will. It will not be pleasant reading for those in their ivory towers...harnesses at the ready chaps.
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RayRapp wrote:Yep, plenty of double standards in this industry. In ,I could write a book on what I've seen and maybe one day I will. It will not be pleasant reading for those in their ivory towers...harnesses at the ready chaps.
Don't you mean guardrails, Ray?
Prevention over protection. :-)
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Plenty of double standards in every industry I find.
We have a client who wants me to jump so many hoops it would make your head spin, but when they need a job done urgently, ..
no hoops!
Amazing isn't it?
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