[GWCS]

Are there any centres that do certificated ladder training in south wales or the west country?

thanks

[EVER CLEAN]

i charge a flat rate of a tenner for ladder training.... it goes like this
1, put the ladder up to desired height
2, start with your left leg on the bottom rung
3, now move your legs in an alternate motion (thus causing you to ascend)
4, when at desired height ... STOP

DESCENDING THE LADDER

1.... JUMP, making sure you do a roll when you hit the floor
2, stand up and  brush the mud off your knees

NOW PICK UP THE LADDER AND MOVE IT TO THE NEXT DESIRED POINT, AND REPEAT THE PROCESS

 

[EVER CLEAN]

thats a tenner you owe me gwcs   

anyone who prints this can post me a tenner

other services we provide

DRIVING WHILST ASLEEP

THE BEST WAY TO FOLD A SCRIM

HOW TO CLEAN WINDOWS AT NIGHT

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR WATER IS TOO DRY

all courses are priced at a tenner and come in printable versions

[EVER CLEAN]

we have special rates for the over 90s
terms and conditions apply

[weetot]

Excellent answer

I never had any training, didnt realise you get get it?

I think common sense should kick in when using a ladder

If anyone  replies suggesting wfp...............dont

[weetot]

EVERCLEAN..............how do i know when i've reached the desired height, is it when i run out of ladder

[Bryan_Dolby]

Window cleaning warehouse

They do the FWC  ladder and water fed pole course

Or Stockport

This course as been written by window cleaners  and is accredited by IOSH and if you pass you get a certificate

Bryan

[GWCS]

Window cleaning warehouse

They do the FWC  ladder and water fed pole course

Or Stockport

This course as been written by window cleaners  and is accredited by IOSH and if you pass you get a certificate

Bryan

Far too far to go

thanks thou.

I found the Ladder Association are doing certificated courses, with a directory of training sites around the uk - one just 15 mins from me

My last ladder course was over 5 years ago, so it needs updating for my portfolio.

[EVER CLEAN]

p...ing myself laughing bryan..........if you pass you get a certificate

so now we all know.... do the course and get the certificate, put it in your pocket whilst working, and when you fall and land on your a**e it wont hurt because youve got a piece of paper in your back pocket ..... come on lad GET REAL!

courses and certificates were thought up by large companies to protect themselves, should one of their staff receive an injury, then they can turn their back and say..... oh well he has been on a training course and passed, therefor the injury must be due to his own negligence. no lawsuits, no compensation, and no ties to the poor ba***rd who's just broke his neck.

[EVER CLEAN]

EVERCLEAN..............how do i know when i've reached the desired height, is it when i run out of ladder

if you run out of ladder buy a bigger one

i do a training course on which ladder to buy..........a tenner to enroll,   interested?

[GWCS]

p...ing myself laughing bryan..........if you pass you get a certificate

so now we all know.... do the course and get the certificate, put it in your pocket whilst working, and when you fall and land on your a**e it wont hurt because youve got a piece of paper in your back pocket ..... come on lad GET REAL!

courses and certificates were thought up by large companies to protect themselves, should one of their staff receive an injury, then they can turn their back and say..... oh well he has been on a training course and passed, therefor the injury must be due to his own negligence. no lawsuits, no compensation, and no ties to the poor ba***rd who's just broke his neck.

Exactly the same reason why i need it.

Companies im tending for require them.

Give it 10 years every commercial job will require them, H&S is going to get very tight.

I only walked into a TNT distribution centre the other day i needed to read the emergency procedure before i could continue. I also noted ANY contractor was also required to provide RA/MS and training certs to do ANY work on their site.

OK, so using a ladder is not that difficult, but im a contractor, and the companies that use me are required by law to ensure im trained for the job required, just as they would be required to train their own staff.

In a court of law, experience will count for nothing - paper talks!

[elite mike]

 i think the course is £200 ish :

ridiculous i know

[kenaltobelli]

  thats too cheap

[weetot]

EVERCLEAN..............how do i know when i've reached the desired height, is it when i run out of ladder

if you run out of ladder buy a bigger one

i do a training course on which ladder to buy..........a tenner to enroll,   interested?

A tenner it is, what a bargain to run up and down a ladder

[martinsadie]

i charge a flat rate of a tenner for ladder training.... it goes like this
1, put the ladder up to desired height
2, start with your left leg on the bottom rung
3, now move your legs in an alternate motion (thus causing you to ascend)
4, when at desired height ... STOP

DESCENDING THE LADDER

1.... JUMP, making sure you do a roll when you hit the floor
2, stand up and  brush the mud off your knees

NOW PICK UP THE LADDER AND MOVE IT TO THE NEXT DESIRED POINT, AND REPEAT THE PROCESS

 

[seandyer2003]

p...ing myself laughing bryan..........if you pass you get a certificate

so now we all know.... do the course and get the certificate, put it in your pocket whilst working, and when you fall and land on your a**e it wont hurt because youve got a piece of paper in your back pocket ..... come on lad GET REAL!

courses and certificates were thought up by large companies to protect themselves, should one of their staff receive an injury, then they can turn their back and say..... oh well he has been on a training course and passed, therefor the injury must be due to his own negligence. no lawsuits, no compensation, and no ties to the poor ba***rd who's just broke his neck.

I feel this way too, and i wish this govt would let grown ups use there common sense, HOWEVER common sense isnt common and what gwcs said about having it for portfolio is very true, its better to have it for where its needed than not too !! Thats common sense too