Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: KLEENAWAY on April 11, 2012, 09:23:32 pm
-
Just wondering how much you chaps would want/like to be earning per day if you had your cherry picker licence?
Iv been offered some work from a cleaning company but no idea what the going rate is and is its worth paying for the training. Thanks in advance
Danny
-
I can get IPAF qualified agency for £8.50 an hour.
Tends to be more operator and kit hired together.
Not that expensive though and an enjoyable course. Can't do you any harm, especially if you're already being asked to do this type of work.
-
I can get IPAF qualified agency for £8.50 an hour.
Tends to be more operator and kit hired together.
Not that expensive though and an enjoyable course. Can't do you any harm, especially if you're already being asked to do this type of work.
Oh, thats good to know. I have one awkward window that i usually miss out, they can do it for £8.50 ??? Great news,...............there's your answer Danny little bit more than £8.50 per hour !!!!!!!!!!!!
-
not sure if you misunderstood mike i think if you hired a machine for day and didnt have a licence you could hire an ipaf qualified person from an agency for 8.50ph to operate which is bit pointless coz u can get operator with machine hire
-
Richy I think you may also misunderstand as you can't go up in a cherry picker unless you have been trained, even as a passenger.
I would want my day rate an then any money on top for the hire of the machinery.
I have a licence an its a doddle. In fact its not even a licence its a certificate of competency
-
What, you can't get in a basket if you are not trained? I don't think that's true. The firm we hire always has untrained personel in there baskets, not operating them of course and they are quite strict with their practices.
-
I can get IPAF qualified agency for £8.50 an hour.
Tends to be more operator and kit hired together.
Not that expensive though and an enjoyable course. Can't do you any harm, especially if you're already being asked to do this type of work.
Oh, thats good to know. I have one awkward window that i usually miss out, they can do it for £8.50 ??? Great news,...............there's your answer Danny little bit more than £8.50 per hour !!!!!!!!!!!!
You miss out windows that a temp could do for you ;D
-
Richy I think you may also misunderstand as you can't go up in a cherry picker unless you have been trained, even as a passenger.
I would want my day rate an then any money on top for the hire of the machinery.
I have a licence an its a doddle. In fact its not even a licence its a certificate of competency
you can go in as a passenger as long as you arn not driving it
-
I think you will find the going rate is about £10 per hour for a minimum of 10Hrs (8hrs on Site)
-
I can get IPAF qualified agency for £8.50 an hour.
Tends to be more operator and kit hired together.
Not that expensive though and an enjoyable course. Can't do you any harm, especially if you're already being asked to do this type of work.
OK, I should have checked before I posted.
Cherry Picker / Scissor Lift Operator (IPAF) Short Term = £11.98 Long Term = £11.48 ----- Prices + VAT
Agency mark up is going to be between £2.50 & £3.50 so aside from employment costs they're probably paying around £7 per hour.
-
Richy I think you may also misunderstand as you can't go up in a cherry picker unless you have been trained, even as a passenger.
I would want my day rate an then any money on top for the hire of the machinery.
I have a licence an its a doddle. In fact its not even a licence its a certificate of competency
ive never known anyone not to be allowed in basket if there untrained but in basket with a fully trained operator, ive got my ipaf ste