Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: SunShineCleaning on April 15, 2013, 02:24:49 pm
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Access from a road for these houses.
What can be done to improve safety?
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Looks like you have done enough to me!
I'm sure ill be told otherwise!
Lots of yellow lines by you ay :'(
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Some signage. Can't think of much else though. ???
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Trolley?? Costs less than a claim on your p/l
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Backpack problem solved. You are blocking the pavement. Tut tut. Big trouble if someone has to go round the van & gets hit while on the road.
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I would say a rubber mat over the hose on the top picture with maybe a sign.
The second picture is technically a private road and the pavement is just for the cottage it is outside (We lived in the cottage about 15 years ago) The hose does cross the road! Tut tut
The third picture is interesting. The pavement finishes where the van is and it is never used by pedestrians. Most usete other side and the remainder use the road. It is a dead end for cars but well used pedestrian route.
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On the second photo move the cone out of the middle of the road.
Got to agree with sfwc you need a backpack for jobs like these.
Is this what impact taught you about vehicle positioning? ;D
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didn't know they had WFP on Downton Abbey!
Where are you? You jumped on the Tardis or some kind of time warp?
Haven't you got no concrete there?
;D ;D ;D
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On the second photo move the cone out of the middle of the road.
Got to agree with sfwc you need a backpack for jobs like these.
Is this what impact taught you about vehicle positioning? ;D
Not especially. I wanted compare what I do regularly with best practice. There's a couple of things brought out that I don't do and comply with. I want to debate and compare.
Backpacks and trolleys have their own lifting issues so want to work out best practice and photo that next time around.
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Dump and replace with 2 .
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Too be fussy!!
1st picture. Park your van the right way around.
2nd picture, the hose near the cone nearest the enterance too the garden is lifting slightly causing a tripping hazard.
Simple solution too them all. use a trolley on those 3 properties.
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Bet thats more than most do!! Well done by the way.
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Too be fussy!!
1st picture. Park your van the right way around.
2nd picture, the hose near the cone nearest the enterance too the garden is lifting slightly causing a tripping hazard.
Simple solution too them all. use a trolley on those 3 properties.
I have issues with lifting trolley and 25L tubs :)
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In the 3rd pic,You should be wearing high vis vest :D
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I would say a rubber mat over the hose on the top picture with maybe a sign.
Thats a damn good idea that, how did you manage that? ;D
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In the 3rd pic,You should be wearing high vis vest :D
And walking on the pavement. Its not a very good example to set the peasants.
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I would say a rubber mat over the hose on the top picture with maybe a sign.
Thats a damn good idea that, how did you manage that? ;D
Funnily enough I used to do this when transfering water at home when I first started.
Reminded the other day by a 'picky H&S guy' ;)
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In the 3rd pic,You should be wearing high vis vest :D
;D
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In the 3rd pic,You should be wearing high vis vest :D
;D
You should audition, too.