Nick
If you are so sure about you experience and knowledge why not attend one of our final workshops and get a chance to question the information I provide face to face
Instead of coming on here and always running Impact down
Would it not be better to actually have something valid to say
If I am wrong your have a field day
Any day you attend would be free training
Not funded
My mobile number is 07749 704671
Regards
Andy
My, what a generous invitation from Andy Willis. "please stop pointing out awkward things that I have said in public"
As for this sentence...
If you are so sure about you experience and knowledge
I don't really understand what you mean? I AM sure that you said that window cleaners should be cordoning off the area when using waterfed poles. That isn't a matter of opinion, you DID say that. It was published in a magazine.
In case you forget, it was in the September 2012 Issue of Tomorrow's Cleaning magazine, page 71.
Here are your exact words:

Anybody can read what you said here:
http://content.yudu.com/A1ycbp/TCSept2012/resources/3.htmAnd when I challenged you about this, asking if you you thought window cleaners using poles should be courdoning off the area in order to comply with the law, (after some dodging the question) you said YES.
We all remember it
It was the day you lost all credibility on this forum and in the window cleaning industry generally. It clearly proves that you will say anything to try and further your own interests of pushing training, even claiming that the law requires something that it certainly does NOT.
You would happily see us all put under totally impractical and unworkable regulation if it meant more money for you in terms of training.
It's no exaggeration to say that you are the enemy of the window cleaner.
I don't need to speak to you face-to-face, it is completely obvious what you are doing and what your agenda is. It's public, because you made it so by what you said in that magazine, so it's no use you trying to keep the lid on it now with your constant requests to discuss it face-to-face blah blah.
Your own words are the problem, in particular, this:
"So what happens if a cleaner drops a pole onto a member of the public? Regulation 10 of the Work at Height Legislation covers falling objects and makes it clear that in order to fully comply with the law, a safety one should be demarcated, ideally including cones tape or barriers."
We all know this is totally incorrect, and is you scare mongering to get people to come on your amazing training course.
The last time you couldn't cope with people pointing out these uncomfortable things, you decided to do what most people do when they lose all credibility, to delete their account and disappear. Well, it's that time again...