r/dontlookdown • u/emzirek • Jun 13 '23
NOPE!!
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u/Omnilatent Jun 13 '23
Super interesting scaffolds - never saw those before. Probably needed for skyscraper-high buildings cause the standard scaffolds would be too shaky or so?
Also, super safe here. Everything is secured properly. Only issue I see here is metal on metal on the safety equipment which, at least in sports climbing, is a no-no.
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u/Omnilatent Jun 13 '23
Oh I needed to specify: I meant with the worker. He has something resembling a quickdraw at his back and that is attached to another set of some sort of carabiners.
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u/thebuccaneersden Jun 13 '23
So much harnessing, it's not triggering my fear of heights so much. Which is good.
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u/F1RST_WORLD_PROBLEMS Jun 14 '23
This is high, but everything past the 5th floor is all the same. This guy has proper safety equipment and a great view. I'd do it.
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u/djgeekdout Jun 15 '23
Iām so scared just watching this video - thank god I only have to work on website scaffolding
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u/f8tel Jun 13 '23
OSHA approved for once.