Got my HP firmware loaded this morning. Waited for storms to blow through as no UPS on printer and did not want to be updating with the power flickering.
Got my HP firmware loaded this morning. Waited for storms to blow through as no UPS on printer and did not want to be updating with the power flickering.
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In the trees and bucket is where the money is. A good 3-5 more per hour at least, probably more.
Actually I am about to start going up in the trees and "flying" the bucket pretty soon. Soon as I work with someone that will let me have a go at it and train me with what I need to know, that I don't know already. I would have went up in a tree today but we were working around too many major power lines. He told me he will let me go up when it is just a single line to get my "feet wet" and learn. Gotta start somewhere.
Talking about power lines, remembered a study done few years ago... Your job is one of the most dangerous (a lot of injuries and also fatalities). And the population that is most prone to have accident are novice workers after they become confident...
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Talking about power lines, remembered a study done few years ago... Your job is one of the most dangerous (a lot of injuries and also fatalities). And the population that is most prone to have accident are novice workers after they become confident...
Be careful out there AD!
I appreciate it Andre. I am scared stiff of the power lines and going up high already. I will never get used to being a "mile" off the ground haha. Also I have read the safe distance from power lines info a couple times. I intend to stay double whatever that says, if not more LOL.
I appreciate it Andre. I am scared stiff of the power lines and going up high already. I will never get used to being a "mile" off the ground haha. Also I have read the safe distance from power lines info a couple times. I intend to stay double whatever that says, if not more LOL.
I was talking more of your trees job, not necessary connected with power lines - that's just what made me remember
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I was talking more of your trees job, not necessary power lines
Oh yes, I will be slower than most everyone up in the trees making sure of everything over and over. I will never be THAT confident up there. If I feel confident up there, all I have to do is look down. Instant oh *** and back to safety.
Good morning/afternoon/evening folks. How is everyone?
It’s a cloudy, grey 19°F/-7°C. Warming to 21°F/-6°C today. Duplicate of yesterday. We had a couple more of inches of snow last night.
I see the East Coast is getting hammered. Hope y'all...