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italy, boloogna work

Mikelawn

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hello, was just woundering if any body has worked in this region or italy itself? my cousin lives out there and want to take 2 weeks holiday there but work at same time possibly. anyone know anything about rules and regs there or if there is work out there? would appreciate any information at all....thanks, mike

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Sounds great mate. I don't know about Italian regs, but I have done a bit of work in SW France.....they don't worry about any regulation at all there!.

I would just treat work as you do in the UK. Have someone aerial rescue trained on the ground (even if you have to train them yourself) and make sure you know where you are and how to contact the emergency service...in Italian (maybe write it down on a sheet of paper with your risk assessment). Go for it mate and have a good one!

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