[JSMC]

how much to get a ticket for one of these roughly.

[Rob_Mac]

Between 200 & 230.

Did mine with AFI Uplift - one day course.

I would say that getting a PAL IPAF ticket was a pivotal moment in my business development.

Go for it!!

Rob

[G & R Services]

£199 for IPAF Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPS) Scissor Lift and Boom.

[mark blundell]

it does differ as to what one you take i was enquiring last week to renew mine ind i found a company for £160 that was for vehicle mounted to 26m that was with mark 1 hire in rayleigh essex

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

yes worth aving m8 mine expires nxt
year il av to re do it 

[JSMC]

will possibly go for one and i think ye need to renew yer ticket every 2 years i'm sure similar to fork lifts. I had to send my guys for refresher courses every 2 years i think but cannot mind.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

5 yrs m8

[LWC]

When i did mine, it didnt matter if there was 1 or 10 of you doing the course, it was still like £200 i think. So get someone else to do it with you if they want it, and split cost.

[Jimmy Jon]

Between 200 & 230.

Did mine with AFI Uplift - one day course.

I would say that getting a PAL IPAF ticket was a pivotal moment in my business development.

Go for it!!

Rob

Hi Rob,
           I am thinking about an IPAF ticket as I have a large commercial gutter clearance which is right on the limit of my guttervac and I'm thinking that a cherry picker would be the next best cost effective way to clean them. When you say it was a pivotal moment in your business development what do you mean exactly? did you get a lot more commercial work from it window/gutter clearing? Is there a big demand for jobs where you require a cherry picker?   
Thanks

[Darranvps]

Two of us recently did IPAF - 3 categories in the day.
We phoned Smart Access and they got us in 2 days later.
There were only two of us and one instructor, 2 of the machines were brand new and only used for training purposes.
300 pound apiece - well worth it.

[Rob_Mac]

Terry

My business started eleven years ago with traditional window cleaning. The first pivotal point was going WFP.

The second pivotal point was getting rid of my window cleaning business and starting works on the Sainsbury's refurbishment programme.

Getting my CSCS card and IPAF license was the third and I only really clean supermarkets now and a large part of that is by using access equipment.

Rob

[Dean Taberner]

Hi Rob,

How did you go on with that job in bishop aukland mate?

Dean.

[Rob_Mac]

Subbed it to Huw at Seerclean

You said you were going to ring back later!!

Rob