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Tel: 01440 764816
Mobile: 07886 822576
Postal Address:
High Tech
Unit 5
Withersfield Hall Farms
Turnpike Hill
Nr Haverhill
Suffolk
CB9 7RY
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News
Latest news - High Tech Is now able to provide domestic and commercial conservatory and glass roof cleaning services
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High Tech Entered the CB9 Business Awards, which took place on May 17th 2008 at Chilford Hall.
The categories were:
Best use of Technology Award
Environmental Awareness Award
Customer Care and Service Award
High Tech Invests in Reach and Wash Thermo
Pure Advanced Technology System from Ionic Systems.
A new hi-tech cleaning solution
comes to Haverhill. The system uses glass and carbon fibre waterfed
poles to clean windows, facia, panelling and other surfaces
using heated 100% pure water at heights of up to 65 feet.
The results are amazing and, above all, the system provides
a safer way of cleaning than conventional methods because ladders
are not required.
The many benefits include: -
A far safer way of cleaning because the operator works from
the ground.
Cleaner brighter surfaces and windows for longer because of
the process used.
An environmentally friendly operation because the system does
not use chemicals or detergents.
For more information on the Reach and Wash system link to Reach
and Wash
New European Directive -
Work At Height Regulations 2005
Falls from height caused 67 fatal accidents and 4000 major injuries
during 2003/2004.
The new Work at Height Regulations
2005 have been made to prevent the deaths and injuries caused
each year by falls at work. The regulations, which came into
effect in April 2005, apply to all work at height where there
is a risk of a fall liable to cause personal injury.
They place duties on employers, the self-employed, and any person
who controls the work of others, for example facilities managers
or building owners who may contract others to work at height.
The regulations state that duty holders must avoid work at height
where they can. Where this is not possible they should use work
equipment or other measures to prevent falls and if this is
not possible they should use work equipment or other measures
to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall should one
occur.
The Regulations require duty holders to ensure: -
- All work at height is properly planned and organized
- All work at height takes account of weather conditions
that could endanger health and safety
- Those involved in work at height are trained and competent
- The place where work at height is done is safe
- Equipment for work at height is appropriately inspected
- The risks from fragile surfaces are properly controlled;
and
- The risks from falling objects are properly controlled.
The report can be viewed in full, using Adobe Acrobat reader,
by following the link below.
HSE
- The Work At Height Regulations 2005 A Brief Guide
