What is your view on this Levi? I am sure they will try and make you sign it as well. Am I being unreasonable to think this overstepping on there part to get other companies employees to sign this?
To my employers credit, he hasn't made me sign it yet. And I do not plan on signing this garbage. However, the crane company is insisting that we must sign in order to work with them. There in lies the problem considering the amount of crane work we have booked with them and the fact that on am...
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we typically require customers to sign a driveway waiver exempting us from liability if we go off the public pavement and damage their property. never heard of any crane company requesting an exemption for crane activities
Yeah, driveway waiver we sign often...
Right, unfortunately there iisn't a lot of other options in boulder county. UOTE="sherwood7, post: 445806, member: 7142"]Sounds like time for another crane service.
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Yesterday I received a waiver to sign from my employer that was sent to him by the crane service we use. The crane service is requiring all companies, employees of companies, and subs to sign. The waiver states that they are not responsible for any damage incurred to person or property...
Perhaps they are thinking about transitions between different rigging points. I am surprised the innovation lab could not think of a scenario where that might happen. Careless? Yes. Possible? Yes.
I doubt you would be able to be lowered anyways due to two ropes going through multiple redis, too much friction. My co worker did a multiple redi climb just srt and found slack in his line from anchor to first tip when he hit the ground. Something to ponder.