Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ronnie paton on September 02, 2012, 10:18:22 pm
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we are just weanting to put it out there that we can facilitate absailing jobs and we cover all over the northwest.
we can travel further a field for bigger jobs also.
please dont hesitate to contact me if you have this requirement
ronnie@rcwcleaningservicesltd.co.uk
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hello for absailing you have too have a very good turn over per month money is good but you need work reguler as the outlay for courses , equipment as everthing needs renewing and time off for courses found it was a pain so pact it in , but hope it works for you let me know if you are still doing it in a years time . ;D ;D
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handy to know ronnie have you and your guys been on the course or have you taken on someone with experience
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dean taberner may need you on a few jobs ronnie ;)
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Can you email me you day rate please ronnie and size of team
colin@purewater-services.co.uk
Many thanks
Colin
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im taking on a level one and pushing it so i thought id start here
i always see peolple struggling to get godd absailers, well general its the window cleaning side of it there poor at.
landy have a great spine of the business with a good monthly turnover(12-15k) trying to push it and see what it brings, i have a levek one guy and that makes it a lot easier.
i understand the equipment is expensive and also the insurance but it will open up other things
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definately a need for this kind of service ronnie i considered looking into it but prob more call up your way for this type of service as not many high building up my way
good luck with it ronnie
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do level 1 have to be supervised by a higher level or is level one the highest i cant remember
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Level 1 is the highest
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Level 1 is the highest
I that level 1 IRATA Cert ???
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Level 1 is the highest
ronnie i have just googled IRATA courses and level 1 is the starter level so your technician will have to be supervised by a level 3 whilst working, i did abseiling for many years before IRATA was needed and before that block and tackle rope access like fred dibnah used, i later went on a course for abseiling which was then run by over the top but when i realised how many hours where involved in paying a superviser to obtain a level 3 IRATA it put me of following up on the process
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just looked again level 1 workers requires 1000 hours supervised work by a level 3 operative to be able to apply for a level 2, and a level 2 worker requires 1000 hours supervision to apply for a level 3, no wonder i was put off you can fly a jumbo jet with less hours training than that
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Sorry Ye hes a level 3 makes it all easier if he's a level 3
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Sorry Ye hes a level 3 makes it all easier if he's a level 3
i will keep you in mind ronnie for next time do you have a day rate or price per job