Such a horrific tragedy for his son to experience, knowing with hindsight it could so easily have been prevented if only his father had done a better risk assessment prior to cleaning without a safety harness, even ladders outside would have been safer. WFP has minimised the risks for a good reason. Must be horrific for him knowing it could so easily have been prevented, that will haunt him for the rest of his life, poor lad.
Customers don't care about our safety when it comes to saving money, that's why it's so important not to cut corners when it comes to safety. If something doesn't feel right it;s a big no from me. Safety is and always will be paramount to me, that's why I won't work above 50ft with poles as that's the limit I feel in control at or try extending pole at ridiculous angles and lengths over obtrusive extensions, takes it's toll on our bodies eventually, no matter how fit we are.
I'm winding down and don't need the awkward jobs any longer, leave them to the younger, fitter lads with more stamina.
