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Good climbing guide book anyone?

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The significant thing about the Guide to Good Climbing Practice is that it is endorsed by the HSE as representing industry best practice. Following it should be deemed to meet with the requirements of the Work at Height Regulations. Given that status, it's a pretty rubbish state of affairs if it's out of print. Amazon have one used copy, so rush...

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Does anyone know were i can get my hands on the AA's good climbing guide book?

 

I tried there website and it says " out of print".

 

Are they still around?

 

Think I know someone with some, if you have not got sorted pm me and I will ask him.

Richard.

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I have got the climbing companion. But i found it hard to comprehend in places. I find the American version uses diffrent words for some of the techniques we use. Got me a bit confuzzled. So i wanted to get something from here in the UK. And the UK version is in line with the HSE.

 

jay, will badger jason tommorrow, cheers mate.

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