I don't even bother carrying any drop under 80m, It's a lot of waste but i just can't be asked carrying 7 different drops :) It's funny how rural installation quality is sometimes worse than city... when i'm working rural i usually spend way more time on the job so naturally i inspect everything and find every little thing wrong. Compared to the rush of city work.
@@FyBurz A lot of my drops are around the 50m mark but i just cant be asked carrying a bunch of 50s because then the next week ill be doing 80s and the 50s will just take space in my truck.
Смотрю постоянно. Есть несколько вопросов. Интересно как эти nap внутри выглядят? Ни разу таких не видел и в интернете не нашел. Это в каком штате снег лежит в марте? По оснащению и инструментам ставлю лайк. Привет из Казахстана)
@@EXCOMPO Все еще не уверен, полностью ли я понимаю, но если вы имеете в виду, как выглядят капли внутри. Тогда вы можете увидеть это в некоторых из моих старых видео. Где я делаю внутренние установки. Но я добавлю клип в следующий раз, когда буду снимать, чтобы показать сырое волокно 👍🏼
It’s just not the fall arrest method that I use. I find it really slow and cumbersome the time it takes to get all set up and wrapped around. I’m already off the ladder and on the next pole.
I don't see how you lean out and use both hands without stapping your lanyard to the ladder and stand. But I would love to be as good and fast as you are. Thanks for the videos.@@FyBurz
@@robbydockery1272 😅 like this 🤷🏻♂️ Keep safety present In your mind. But also take confidence in your ability 👍🏼 Also 12 years of ladder experience helps 😂
Always nice work and the last job is always a pain in the azz, I don't understand the other people doing the drops do they not have the same training and believe me I know there alot of bad installer and do your jobs get inspected after your done?
I’m self trained 😅 so apparently not lol. Yeah all my jobs are virtually audited and can be audited in person as well. But I have 100% pass rate so they don’t usually come to my area to check. And when they do they struggle to find any discrepancies.
@@FyBurz one of the reasons I left the industry the companies just piled on the work they wanted you to do new installs, service calls, and disconnect while driving and parking in nyc all in an 8 hour work day 😁
Ah nvm I just saw someone else's comment. I know I probably sound like a paranoid pussy. Did they not make you get a working at heights certificate? When I was still on the Telco side they forced us to. Up until a few years ago we only had to use a positioning strap (no fall arrest)
