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<blockquote data-quote="tommy dave" data-source="post: 7213" data-attributes="member: 25"><p>agree a lot. </p><p>in particular i struggle with some absolute basics. I understand why some best practice standards and some basic rules and regs make sense in an industry such as forestry that was killing and maiming far too many. But it has gone far too far. As an example, why would a small crown agency that is office based have multiple staff dedicated to health and safety. There's only so much damage a paper cut can do. I feel like there is a good example with (i'll get the details a bit wrong) with ACC where outfits with a get record can get reduced rates, similar seems sensible with H&S requirements (hell, and RMP paperwork etc etc). As for risk. Eating is risky, might choke, get sick, etc. We still eat...</p><p></p><p>also - i've never made it the british isles. Climbed a little in europe. Cloggy and other places have long been on my 'one day' list... a few friends from sheffield and surrounds who i've met along the way still climb, and keep telling me i'm well overdue for a decent climbing trip to their part of the world. They also revel in pointing out that although i might not be in climbing (or any good) shape, that there's plenty of easy stuff to be done</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tommy dave, post: 7213, member: 25"] agree a lot. in particular i struggle with some absolute basics. I understand why some best practice standards and some basic rules and regs make sense in an industry such as forestry that was killing and maiming far too many. But it has gone far too far. As an example, why would a small crown agency that is office based have multiple staff dedicated to health and safety. There's only so much damage a paper cut can do. I feel like there is a good example with (i'll get the details a bit wrong) with ACC where outfits with a get record can get reduced rates, similar seems sensible with H&S requirements (hell, and RMP paperwork etc etc). As for risk. Eating is risky, might choke, get sick, etc. We still eat... also - i've never made it the british isles. Climbed a little in europe. Cloggy and other places have long been on my 'one day' list... a few friends from sheffield and surrounds who i've met along the way still climb, and keep telling me i'm well overdue for a decent climbing trip to their part of the world. They also revel in pointing out that although i might not be in climbing (or any good) shape, that there's plenty of easy stuff to be done [/QUOTE]
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