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Couldn't agree more Reg - I don't 'do' tree work but rig wire rope cableways over rivers all over the UK and often work on my own. I have finally obtained permission from the necessary authorities (and insurers) to do this, but it has taken a long time and lots of paperwork.

 

Better a competent lone worker who is looking out for himself rather than having to have a second person along who, at times, can be more of a distraction and hinderance than a help.

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HSE say a rescue climber should be on site if aerial tree operations are to take place.

Ive solo work climbed,im a adult,i know the risks.

Id say its up to the individual to assess the situation.

Havent watched the vid yet,still to catch up with August hunicke"s latest.sorry Reg-i ll check yours next

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Enjoyable video Reg, thanks for taking the time:thumbup1:

 

Totally agree with every thing you said.

 

Every thing is about money.

 

Refresher training, Trade associations, most of the HS BS, etc, etc….. there is generally some talentless wannabe behind it, wanting to make a few quid off the back of the working man.

 

As for assholes telling tails and stirring the manure, they are every where mate, mores the pity :thumbdown:

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Thanks for sharing Reg. I have no real opinions on the hazards of loan working. I'm very much a crack on and get it done kinda guy. I would have less concern for my own safety though and more concern for some idiot deciding to walk into the drop zone. I assume you are picky what areas you do this in though!

 

That camera angle is hideous though I have to say, hurt my eyes watching it, sorry!

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Enjoyable video Reg, thanks for taking the time:thumbup1:

 

Totally agree with every thing you said.

 

Every thing is about money.

 

Refresher training, Trade associations, most of the HS BS, etc, etc….. there is generally some talentless wannabe behind it, wanting to make a few quid off the back of the working man.

 

As for assholes telling tails and stirring the manure, they are every where mate, mores the pity :thumbdown:

 

that sums it up reaally, 1, off yr better posts david :biggrin:

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