Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Crystal-clear on April 19, 2011, 08:24:10 pm
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is it true each year 7-10 people die?, need to know for sure got a letter of cancellation and i wana reply with the reasons why wfp is better then ladders
human life being one
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What a pleasant thread this is ;D ;D
Its a fact that anybody whos ever been involved in window cleaning on this forum and beyond will die a not so nice death.
We are all doomed :( :( :( :(
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lol ;D
sorry i just want her to see the other reasons why wfp is better then trad
safety but i wana try and get the facts right before i put it on paper
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Most falls to window cleaners involve the use of
portable ladders. In recent years figures for accidents
reported to HSE and local authorities show that
between two and seven window cleaners have been
killed each year in Great Britain and about 20-30 suffer
major injuries as a result of falls involving ladders.
Many more suffer less serious injuries that result in
several days off work.
this is from the HSE information sheet ;)
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Time for one of these:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/gear/e77f/ (http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/gear/e77f/)
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Oh very nice stu
ill copy and paste this in my reply letter ;D
i know its gona cost me 36p for the stamp and 1 hour of typing up but think this is gona be fun!
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You might want to add that the changes to Corporate Liability Law which came into place last year now means that if a window cleaner kills or seriously injures himself it is the owner of the property who is ultimately liable.
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You might want to add that the changes to Corporate Liability Law which came into place last year now means that if a window cleaner kills or seriously injures himself it is the owner of the property who is ultimately liable.
you got any links to that vince?
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Falls from height remain the most common cause of workplace fatality. In 2008/09 there were 35 fatalities, 4654 major injuries and a further 7065 injuries that caused the injured person to be off work for over 3 days or more, due to a fall from height.(Source: Health and Safety Executive Website)
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Dont rise to customers...dump and move on
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Do you know why they are cancelling???
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sswc whats the pic in ur avatar m8?
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'You might want to add that the changes to Corporate Liability Law which came into place last year now means that if a window cleaner kills or seriously injures himself it is the owner of the property who is ultimately liable ' I remain to be convinced of that one when dealing with non commercial customers
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window cleaning on ladders is a doodle ,it was on telly last week H &S said the most dangerous job is farming
its True, farming is the most dangerous, most self employed ,and take no responsibilaty for H & S, sound like another business on this site. The laws are there for a purpose, Shattered lives
idealrob
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The H & S people blow with the wind to "amend" their figures.
Recently, I read that H & S said that working on trawlers was the most dangerous.
As a personal view, I would have thought that being a serviceman in Afg or Iraq would be on top of the list; [sorry, I can't spell Afghanistan]
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sswc whats the pic in ur avatar m8?
It's a screenshot lifted from the album cover of some band. No idea who.
And no, it's not an underage girl, and and the nipple is covered up.
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I am sure its from the inside of the cover of the great rocking roll swindle