[D.Salkeld_Ltd]

Hi,

Any of you big guys using cradles on tall buildings in the cities?

I'd love to work for a day in a cradle high up.  Just for the experience.

Anyone take me up?

I wouldn't charge you a penny. It would be a Busmans Holiday for me!!

David

[j.v. price ltd]

Using cradles involves a lot of training, general traning, site training, rescue training and harness training so it is a lot of time and trouble to get one of my guys in one.

You would change your mind when the wind blows and you drift out away from the building ha ha.

If ever a time comes up will give you a shout bring spare pants!!!!!!

[Mike_G]

Used to use one, but not an electric one just ropes and pullies not much fun at all.

[D.Salkeld_Ltd]

Oh Yeh, H&S stuff.  Sorry I didn't think of that.  Can't just jump in and have a go these days.
But if ever there is a chance of having a go, maybe in the summer when it's warm and calm!!  Please give me a call. I am seriouse.

David Salkeld
07815106363

Thanks

[j.v. price ltd]

the good old hand wind ones i remember being a little lad and my dad coming home like popeye after a day on one of those bad boys...

[telboy]

Some times its not much fun

We were stuck 18 floors up in an electric cradle for three hours once froze my nuts off.
The bloke I was with was getting very flaky

[Londoner]

Im glad I don't do your laundry

[poleman]

Think you might have problems because of insurance, what with it being very high for this type of access system - you might have to pay them for one day cover which could cost 100s 

Andy