How would you clean this?

[Dave B]

I would feel safe doing the way I'm talking about if the ladder sat right and not too high

Not sure if it would be allowed in their eyes though

 

[Neil]

Yep I think I will get a tower it's the safest way plus i can manoeuvre it along and get the job done properly and safely [emoji106]

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[Dave B]

83 quid is a bargain for the one green posted a link to

 

[Markyboy 50]

I believe, and I could be wrong (but not likely /emoticons/tongue.png) you only need certifications if you are erecting it for others to use, not for yourself to use.

I always erect mine for others

 

[Andy]

Do the job next week kids are off school. Send some 13 year old up the ladder with a rope round his leg so he don't get away. It was good enough for the Victorians when our country was great.

 

[johnny bravo]

high step ladders, i have a pair, heavy yellow ones, about 7feet high.they would be handy for that job

 

[Tuffers]

I need to clear the gutter and clean the glass what do you think will be the best and safest way to do it ?

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Looks like there's a bunch of fivers in that gutter. Get in quick Neil /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Neil]

If you erect a tower yourself you need the PASMA ticket, if someone puts it up for you and strikes it then you don't need it [emoji106] so my mate who owns a scaffold firm will put a tower up on wheels for me to work off [emoji106] all I have to do now is put a quote in [emoji106]

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[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Well i think if im using it personally i have a more than valid argument as to why would i trust my safety to anoyne else? It is afterall my safety and responsibility.

If H&S thought as I ther would be a lot less claim blame going on.

@Neil whats your qualified source to say tou need a PASMA cert. Since this topic started i have read plenty in orher forums saying ther is no legal requirement for one (however PASMA) course sellers will have you think different.

 

[DavieB]

As previously said, use the ladder to clean the glass and use a pressure washer to clear the gully, looking at the width of the gully, you could walk down it if need be.

 

[Neil]

Completed [emoji1305]

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[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Nice to see you do a professional job with the right gear @Neil instead of looking like another cowboy! Get those pics on your Facebook and website so people know you're serious about doing it right!

 

[Tuffers]

Completed [emoji1305]

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Did you buy or rent the tower Neil?

 

[Neil]

Nice to see you do a professional job with the right gear @Neil instead of looking like another cowboy! Get those pics on your Facebook and website so people know you're serious about doing it right!

Cheers green appreciate it [emoji1303] I've had another window cleaner saying I should've used a ladder and it was an overkill using a tower, the thing is this structure was shaking on the first piece of glass I started cleaning so I had to put less pressure on the glass cleaning it, this job took us 3 half hours to clear the valley in the middle and clean glass on top and underneath. I want to do things properly and not stand on a ladder for 3 half hours, it's all about being safe in our job.

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[Neil]

Did you buy or rent the tower Neil?

Friend of mine is a scaffolder tuffers so he did it all at a nice price [emoji1303]

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[Neil]

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