Posted by Tony in SD on December 27, 2023 at 16:01:56 from (104.167.204.193):
In Reply to: WILL THIS WORK?????? posted by lenray on December 27, 2023 at 09:40:03:
Anything can work and at the same time anything can fail. I have been involved with aerial communications construction most of my working life after college. What I will tell you is that you need to do whatever you have to do to make this contraption safe. First, know the OSHA rules for aerial maned lifts. You may not think they are very important but your insurance company certainly will. One of the most important OHSA rules is the you must be tethered with OSHA approved fall gear. I have personally seen the results of 4 untethered individuals that fell from a man lift. All come down head first; 1 died, 2 have no noticeable side affects just to look at them but both tell me they are still in constant pain after 30+ years since the fall, and the last one has a plate in his head and walks like one of Jerry's kids (no offense intended just a quick and easy description). Another big hazard are power lines. Best advice is, DO NOT CUT ANY TREES AROUND OR NEAR POWER LINES WITHOUT FORMAL TRAINING AND INSULATED TOOLS. I have no idea what the scope of your work is but whatever it is, be very careful and safe if you choose to do this.
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