Do Electricians deal with alot of heights

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Been posted here before, but still a scary watch. Especially around 3.45min
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g918uh-QM_k

Awwe!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stop showing Prodaves home video of one of his aerial installs!

That's the house just outside Glasgow where he went to add a Sky Dish isn't it????

:Blushing :slap

 

[revjames]

At the aluminium smelter ladders were a no no. In fact you would be sacked if caught on one working. You could go up a pair of steps to check something but not to work. Everything was done from boom lifts, scissorlifts or man boxes on fork trucks. Failing that we had a team of scaffolders on site and they would build and certify a scaffold for you if need be. Problem was an 8 hour outage on a piece of equipment meant that you often lost half a shift making sure it was safe for scaffolders, getting scaffold build and certified, then finally permitting the maintenance guys to actually do the 8 hr job in the remaining 2.5 hours and get the scaffolding removed before end of shift!