[simon w]

Hi Simon W
Please can i have your permission to copy the pictures you have put on here to use for a Tool box talk on working near electicity

Bryan Dolby

Sorry Brian I'm going to have to say no I'm afraid. Hope you understand.

[Bryan Dolby]

Hi Simon W

OK thanks

Bryan

[Spruce]

Hi Simon W

OK thanks

Bryan

Here are a couple taken from Google Earth where we work.

The first is power lines at the house. We have to be careful cleaning the upper windows on each side of that power line.  If you look carefully, we can see power lines to the side of the house on the right. Those power lines pass in front of that side window that's open fractionally. That's a no no window for wfp (or any other method) to clean. Why they put power cables in front of that window is anyone's guess. It's unbelievable.

The second of the street shows the power lines down the street to the right. Power cables then divide for house supplies.
The pole to the very right with steps at the top are telephone power lines, They are not dangerous, but obviously we don't want to damage them.

[simon w]

For those GFS cleaning on properties where an over head power cable goes into a house via hole in fascia and into loft, this could be potential danger too where brush and carbon pole touches fascia close to power cable. Same applies with Carbon or Ali gutter poles

[Spruce]

For those GFS cleaning on properties where an over head power cable goes into a house via hole in fascia and into loft, this could be potential danger too where brush and carbon pole touches fascia close to power cable. Same applies with Carbon or Ali gutter poles

Exactly. And don't spray water anywhere near those connectors or cables.

[Bryan Dolby]

Hi Spruce
Please can i have your permission to use these pictures for a tool box talk

Regards

Bryan Dolby