As I'm watching this guy rig his ropes while laying in bed my phone slipped out of my hand. In that moment my heart jumped. Props to anyone that can do this job.
I have been learning about climbing and rigging even though it is unlikely that I'll ever put it to use. This video has been very interesting and it has had me squirming at the edge of my chair several times. It is cool to see everything work.
@Hewhoremains I just started rope work for window cleaning and my employer paid for my training as well, so I am near the bottom of the pay scale for rope techs. I make $25 CAD / h. ($19 USD / h.) Some of the more experienced guys make $30 CAD / h. People who mix a more skilled trade in with rope work, such as welding, make $40 CAD / h.
The biggest fear is drop some nuts, bolts or some tools down and I am sure it happen many times. Working at high is always a challenge and need to be focus 100% good work guys.
First of all i would have a seat on the harness. Second: short bunny ears - you could reach the rails easily to move yourself. We did the same job 3 years ago, easy job with fun!
Just recently started my job installin safety lifts in wind turbines. I have basic working at heights saftey training. These dudes are the real deal man.
Youre at more danger driving to work than doing this. Still understand where you coming from tho. I am a rope access tech. Wind turbines. Flare stacks at 300 feet. It's not for the faint of heart but not necessarily dangerous
I started with trees and now I paint skyscrapers I definitely love my job except that really have to control your bathroom breaks besides that great job
@@NK-bz9wb Depends highly on yourself I guess. It's not easy. It's hard work. Never seen a fat worker (or a skinny/weak one). That beeing said, yes there are woman doing this. I know one (arborist) and talked to a few doing industrial climbing.
@Rusty Climber Thank you, My worries were not that it'll be too hard for me but rather - "will I be in over my depth and put others at risk because of that?" But at this point I believe in myself and trust myself to be professional, and indeed to walk out if I do realize that I really am not the person for the job.
Hi @NK, it is physical but its a matter of technique mostly, with the time you will master that. The best workout for caving, rope access etc is rock climbing, indoors or outdoors. Rope access is a mean of access for a certain work to be carried out. You need a trade or experience in something, if you just clean windows is a different story. Also a good rock climber it's not nessesary a good rope access technician and vice versa. Good luck.
-Honey? Yes darling? -The light is broken again, can you fix it? Sure, how high is it? -I think about 120.... Oh, ok, I'll go buy a new one, be right back. (Drives to nearest supermarket, buys a 120w lamp bulb). Alright honey I got the 120w lamp bulb for the lamp, now where's the broken light? -Up there... (points upwards). Up where? I can't see it? -You see that tenth floor window over there? If you look really closely, you can spot it right next to it. It's about 120ft. 120ft....? I thought you meant... -120 watts? Oh no, it uses 666 watts. Aw hell. -Should I call a professional honey? (Gulps) Nah I got this. Just give me an hour or so. (Goes to the nearby gun shop, drives back home and shoots the whole thing down). -Honey!? What was that? Yeah well I was going to climb up there when suddenly the whole thing just collapsed by itself. I don't think it's worth repairing anymore. -But now we don't have any light! What are we going to do? Don't worry, I'll get us one of those new fancy ground friendly spotlights to light our way from now on. -Oh honey! You're so dependable. I know, that's why they call me Eagle Ey.... Err I mean I'm an expert at these things as well.
My second look. I've done higher in muddy caves beside a waterfall. Never found the source or destination of that flow. Here, its comfy, no eternal night shrouded areas, and this guy didn't break a sweat.
2:55 I'm taking that idea with the tiny green chord to prevent dropping the asap. nice. What is that silver thing attached to the carabiner at 22:35 I need that in my life. The giggling at 4:09 I resonate with so much. Got to love working at heights. But this might be the most fun I've seen to change a light bulb. Cheers.
Я уже второй раз тебя смотрю тут ловкость нужна такая !просто когда на земле упало болт ключ раз поискал нашёл а если тут упадет ну всё я часто смотрю про промышленных альпинистов 😊а оранжевый это помоему джумар?
There's no way i'd hang myself on one point of attachment wtf. And shit hanging in mid air all over the place above pedestrians when opening carabiners
Hi. In case of problems wich the Rescue plan ? Because I see the anchor points are eveeything in the same place ? … o can access from the room have the window? Thank
Good job man,but I am a little curious about 02:40,don’t you set the secondary backups first on the rope, then take off the first backups? There is about 10 secs you don’t have backups.
We’re you an electrician before becoming a rope access tech? I’m a climber looking for a career change and curious if a electrical company would be more inclined to hire me as a apprentice if I have these sort of certifications and experience.
hi there particular profession you're doing !! About that projector, is missing a screw so the lamp holder isnt aligned properly: due high temperature when those lams are on, i strongly advice you to speak to the building electrician\maintenance staff and let them provide u another screw to fix it. otherwise that lamp can be too close to a lens eflective survace, over heat and blewup with the result that u have to lower the whole light to clearup from the debries. On the rope work, a question about why u havent a rope connectedfrom were u started so u can retrieve yourself\ be pulled in case of problem? u are ocnnected to the same railing sistem.. that scare me a ton !! About the DMX cable it's used also to give the command lamp ON or lamp OFF so the device can be shut down properly (lamp off) while the fans keep cooling. all those discharge lamp projectors should never be just turned off cutting the power supply couse as u turn off the device, lamp goes off but also the fans cooling it (if it isnt 100% passive cooling) so inside it keep the high heat. If they dont care , good for u, more calls to change lamps ;)
Well, I do had a rope bag for my set of rope so I could be rescued. Also there is another person next to me as you can see if you watch the whole video. There is a person on the ground who can rescue too, so we have been covered. About the lamp: the task was to change the light bulb and that's it. It didn't work, so we got the whole thing down and to the maintenance so they can fix it and test it there. It wasn't so simple but here is not the place to comment the details.
@@HighStandardRopeAccessLtd quick aswer back !! about ropes etc it's your life and your skills; was just asking if wasnt supposed to have a safe line connected horizontally to the point were u started to pull u back there? or the plan was your buddy reach u and descend u to the ground? sorry for my poor english, isnt my main language and in this sector my vocabulary is pretty limited. thanks a lot anyway to sharing that video and for your answers ;) About lights like those, cheking if power is arriving to the power socket and being sure about the dmx if it is in use or not it's mandatory for the maintenance staff , i understood your job is change the lamp only, but it could help ya to know a little of troubleshooting in place (saving you to move the entire projector to the ground. last inside cardboard of the lamp should be a little pocket with a isopropilic cleaning tissue , to cleanup the lamp before screwing the lamp holder to the body. i noticed u tried to avoid to touch the bulb it's pretty difficult even at the ground over a desk ... well done ;)
Блин братик ну это реально опасно на роликах по потолку одно дело с крыши спуститься на верёвке когда страхуешься за крышу водопроводные трубы и прочее а тут всего два ролика аккуратнее там на высоте
Adrian Manuszewski curious I use an ID (just starting out myself) what do you mean blocked? Seen the 3 thumbs on your comment so I’m guessing you caught something the rest didn’t
that is NOT high standard, it's LOW standard: there is NO connection to the walls, so if the track car jams or the track system fails, there is no back-up system, and if the wind blows you off the walls how the hell do you pull yourself back to "safety"??, or do you just fall to the ground????
You have lack of knowledge obviously. This is indoor job. The system has been tested every 6 months, by us. So all precautions has been taken. Keep watching videos and don't be jealous, it's not in your favour. Thanks to guys like you we exist on top of the food chain.
ajay kumar holy crap. 4 rope contacts? I’m a climbing arborist, our standard is two. Why on earth would you need 4? That seems to over complicate things.
@@spider_pig7588 ID and asap on starting pair of ropes, croll and shunt on ending pair of ropes, 4 points always while moving from one vertical to the other one.
The top lid was captured as was the inner one, but not the screws. Clearly the designers didn't think they themselves would be required to replace the lamp. Strange how the moving camera is disorientating and the height seems us-settling. On the other end of things, I am a non-climber but took a ropes course and had absolutely no fear doing a high slack rope walk and jumping out 15' to a trapeze. HOWEVER we all had a safety rope held by a skilled climber on the ground and trusted him completely. Regarding the lamp, no LED replacement? Pretty common thing to do these days. Finally, I suspect next tome the guys unbox and ready the lamps on the ground.
Rombus Werner level 1 technicians make about $20-$30 and hour or $25-$60k a year salary level 2 make $25-$35 an hour or $40-$90k salary level 3 is $35-$60 hourly or $50-$140k salary but if you are qualified and have additional trade skills you can get paid a premium for more complex jobs
They should’ve had made a small window next to where the lights are , so they can just open the window and reach the light 💡🤔 don’t know how much they make. But it’s not enough, I wouldn’t do it for a million dollars an hour 😩
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As I'm watching this guy rig his ropes while laying in bed my phone slipped out of my hand. In that moment my heart jumped. Props to anyone that can do this job.
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Meanwhile, his wife is texting him, how come you never text me back when you're at work? Do you even think about me when you're working?! 🤔
Yep very much the case ahahaha 😂
couldn't roll a spliff while watching this, hands sweating too much. thanks
I have been learning about climbing and rigging even though it is unlikely that I'll ever put it to use. This video has been very interesting and it has had me squirming at the edge of my chair several times. It is cool to see everything work.
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@Josh Smith Life is priceless
When you know what you're doing it's safe. Safer than driving for example.
@Hewhoremains I just started rope work for window cleaning and my employer paid for my training as well, so I am near the bottom of the pay scale for rope techs. I make $25 CAD / h. ($19 USD / h.) Some of the more experienced guys make $30 CAD / h. People who mix a more skilled trade in with rope work, such as welding, make $40 CAD / h.
When he turned the light bulb box upside down.. my heart stopped for a second. I’m just a roofer tho.
The biggest fear is drop some nuts, bolts or some tools down and I am sure it happen many times. Working at high is always a challenge and need to be focus 100% good work guys.
A nut or bolt , tool ...ect... Can kill , or seriously hurt someone on the ground
When I used to climb for convention centers,our rule was if you so much as drop a penny you were fired.
Yea, then you have to go all the way down to look for it, and then you have to go back all the way up!
Actually the biggest fear is that the rail fails.
oh he def dropped some nutz! lol
First of all i would have a seat on the harness.
Second: short bunny ears - you could reach the rails easily to move yourself.
We did the same job 3 years ago, easy job with fun!
Hanging on the zip line would be freaky. God bless you workers.
Just recently started my job installin safety lifts in wind turbines. I have basic working at heights saftey training. These dudes are the real deal man.
So many people giving this guy shit lol everybody is a critic. Good job.
They call me Ballz, Ballz Steele
Hell no. You couldnt pay me enough to work with heights again. Watching this, i now understand what the people on the ground meant by "crazy bastard"
Yeah so what's your point?
@@johnpelham9310 Are you having issues understanding what i wrote?
What made you leave rope access work?
Youre at more danger driving to work than doing this. Still understand where you coming from tho. I am a rope access tech. Wind turbines. Flare stacks at 300 feet. It's not for the faint of heart but not necessarily dangerous
I don’t even like being this tall and use a safety line to change the smoke detector battery. I don’t think this is the job for me.
Never to many carabieners. It wouldn't hurt to have a few lashings ( 6- 10 " roaps) for emergency situations.
Квэст с извлечением лампочки из коробки улыбнул). Наверное сам Пила это придумал
Congratulations friend and brother's rope acess of Brasil.
ganha cuanto?
In Brasil US$ 840,00 por 8 horas de um dia. Devia ser um pouco mais.
Good work my brother’s
I started with trees and now I paint skyscrapers I definitely love my job except that really have to control your bathroom breaks besides that great job
Have you seen women do this job? I'm intersted in it but a bit worried that it will be too physical for me day by day..
@@NK-bz9wb
Depends highly on yourself I guess.
It's not easy. It's hard work. Never seen a fat worker (or a skinny/weak one).
That beeing said, yes there are woman doing this. I know one (arborist) and talked to a few doing industrial climbing.
@@Kremit_the_Forg Thank you John. I'm still considering my options about this :) Thank you for your opinion and time!
@Rusty Climber Thank you, My worries were not that it'll be too hard for me but rather - "will I be in over my depth and put others at risk because of that?" But at this point I believe in myself and trust myself to be professional, and indeed to walk out if I do realize that I really am not the person for the job.
Hi @NK, it is physical but its a matter of technique mostly, with the time you will master that. The best workout for caving, rope access etc is rock climbing, indoors or outdoors.
Rope access is a mean of access for a certain work to be carried out. You need a trade or experience in something, if you just clean windows is a different story.
Also a good rock climber it's not nessesary a good rope access technician and vice versa.
Good luck.
amazing you don't change the fixture out for led.
It's be easier if you were super man. That's OK, being Super Balls is also good xD
-Honey?
Yes darling?
-The light is broken again, can you fix it?
Sure, how high is it?
-I think about 120....
Oh, ok, I'll go buy a new one, be right back.
(Drives to nearest supermarket, buys a 120w lamp bulb).
Alright honey I got the 120w lamp bulb for the lamp, now where's the broken light?
-Up there... (points upwards).
Up where? I can't see it?
-You see that tenth floor window over there? If you look really closely, you can spot it right next to it. It's about 120ft.
120ft....? I thought you meant...
-120 watts? Oh no, it uses 666 watts.
Aw hell.
-Should I call a professional honey?
(Gulps) Nah I got this. Just give me an hour or so. (Goes to the nearby gun shop, drives back home and shoots the whole thing down).
-Honey!? What was that?
Yeah well I was going to climb up there when suddenly the whole thing just collapsed by itself. I don't think it's worth repairing anymore.
-But now we don't have any light! What are we going to do?
Don't worry, I'll get us one of those new fancy ground friendly spotlights to light our way from now on.
-Oh honey! You're so dependable.
I know, that's why they call me Eagle Ey.... Err I mean I'm an expert at these things as well.
What did you do today at work? I replaced a light bulb. WOW!
We do a lot of crazy shit too. Rope access and scaffolding. Check out compilation scaffold dudes. Again good work my brothers
fun job!
So that's how you change a light bulb
😉
These guys got some real balls OMG
Much respect my job is dangerous and i dont have shit on what yall do.
Over the edge!
i cant believe what's going on above our heads and if 1 item was to be dropped its goodnight and god bless to the person underneath it
damn you box... damn you
My second look. I've done higher in muddy caves beside a waterfall.
Never found the source or destination of that flow. Here, its comfy,
no eternal night shrouded areas, and this guy didn't break a sweat.
I think you can see the DMX cables unplugged
Im not affeaid of heights but this video scares the shitz out of me whooooooo
2:55 I'm taking that idea with the tiny green chord to prevent dropping the asap. nice. What is that silver thing attached to the carabiner at 22:35 I need that in my life.
The giggling at 4:09 I resonate with so much. Got to love working at heights. But this might be the most fun I've seen to change a light bulb. Cheers.
damn i need that little rope grab in my nose bag.
The "thing" is petzl tiblock - th-cam.com/video/x-6ubLpnfuc/w-d-xo.html
Doesnt seem to sure about his rigging. Changes shit 3 and 4 times. Use a small suspended bucket with a rare earth magnet in it for screws.
Good job sir
Wow he got light bulb OUT LOL
wow ive been on a few monorails but nothing like this yet
Я уже второй раз тебя смотрю тут ловкость нужна такая !просто когда на земле упало болт ключ раз поискал нашёл а если тут упадет ну всё я часто смотрю про промышленных альпинистов 😊а оранжевый это помоему джумар?
Thank you. We've had exclusion zone below, restricted area. The "orange" is a backup device for safety.
All the best.
Good 👍
👊🏻👍🏻
Sir. Your work is marvelous. I am from India. Also rope access technician in there any job vacancy available
His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti
(me watching this video)
Thanks 🙃
There's no way i'd hang myself on one point of attachment wtf. And shit hanging in mid air all over the place above pedestrians when opening carabiners
I’m gonna stick to building scaffolding lol
Hi. In case of problems wich the Rescue plan ? Because I see the anchor points are eveeything in the same place ? … o can access from the room have the window? Thank
I want to become Irata my
Friend, but this video is scary
I would like to be there working with them !! 😬
Would and can is a huge difference
Good job man,but I am a little curious about 02:40,don’t you set the secondary backups first on the rope, then take off the first backups?
There is about 10 secs you don’t have backups.
He already attached his backup cowstail there before removing the asap
iHeartRopeTech got it!sorry I don’t notice that
@@ciw12win no worries. work safe buddy
yeah its already been called out, but at 2:38 you can see the green rope servicing as the backup.
No more oh shits . SCREAMS OF HEADACHE ON THE RADIO. AT 2000 FEET. DAMN. IT'S BAD.
Those of you know what I'm talking about , know!!!
So was it you guys that broke the panel by the hatch 🤣 I did this in summer was like a greenhouse in there 🥵
No
Qual é o curso que têm que fazer
where was the aid climbing ?
Oi tudo bem. O quer eu faço para ter um trabalho desse
Nice video quality. We do it little in different here in the United States
So your the one that stepped on that cladding and broke it tu tu lol I did this job a few months back was fucking hot up there
It was Norbert the one who was breaking everything. 7 ' tall Hungarian, shovel handed and too big for there.
I thought it all looked good. However didn't like the tools not being tied off.
We’re you an electrician before becoming a rope access tech?
I’m a climber looking for a career change and curious if a electrical company would be more inclined to hire me as a apprentice if I have these sort of certifications and experience.
Get your level 1 ticket, put your hands on everything and anything, don't hesitate to ASK, go from there.
@@HighStandardRopeAccessLtd thank you for your response. im looking into the Level 1 ASAP!
Just an idea..isn't there forearm sleeve for holding small tools
A good idea.
@@HighStandardRopeAccessLtd Or a strong magnet to attach Screws and tool to the Wall.
17:30 the hardest part of the job...😁
It was epic!
What is the name of the device placed at 10:10?
Petzl Tibloc
15:45 All that to chang a lightbulb? FUCK THAT!
hi there particular profession you're doing !! About that projector, is missing a screw so the lamp holder isnt aligned properly: due high temperature when those lams are on, i strongly advice you to speak to the building electrician\maintenance staff and let them provide u another screw to fix it. otherwise that lamp can be too close to a lens
eflective survace, over heat and blewup with the result that u have to lower the whole light to clearup from the debries. On the rope work, a question about why u havent a rope connectedfrom were u started so u can retrieve yourself\ be pulled in case of problem? u are ocnnected to the same railing sistem.. that scare me a ton !!
About the DMX cable it's used also to give the command lamp ON or lamp OFF so the device can be shut down properly (lamp off) while the fans keep cooling. all those discharge lamp projectors should never be just turned off cutting the power supply couse as u turn off the device, lamp goes off but also the fans cooling it (if it isnt 100% passive cooling) so inside it keep the high heat.
If they dont care , good for u, more calls to change lamps ;)
Well, I do had a rope bag for my set of rope so I could be rescued. Also there is another person next to me as you can see if you watch the whole video. There is a person on the ground who can rescue too, so we have been covered.
About the lamp: the task was to change the light bulb and that's it. It didn't work, so we got the whole thing down and to the maintenance so they can fix it and test it there.
It wasn't so simple but here is not the place to comment the details.
@@HighStandardRopeAccessLtd quick aswer back !! about ropes etc it's your life and your skills; was just asking if wasnt supposed to have a safe line connected horizontally to the point were u started to pull u back there? or the plan was your buddy reach u and descend u to the ground? sorry for my poor english, isnt my main language and in this sector my vocabulary is pretty limited. thanks a lot anyway to sharing that video and for your answers ;)
About lights like those, cheking if power is arriving to the power socket and being sure about the dmx if it is in use or not it's mandatory for the maintenance staff , i understood your job is change the lamp only, but it could help ya to know a little of troubleshooting in place (saving you to move the entire projector to the ground. last inside cardboard of the lamp should be a little pocket with a isopropilic cleaning tissue , to cleanup the lamp before screwing the lamp holder to the body. i noticed u tried to avoid to touch the bulb it's pretty difficult even at the ground over a desk ... well done ;)
I want to work with you gays i love itt
Id is not closed
Never close up everything if you dont know its working. Always test then close up
who in the fuck*** hell put that bumps on the rails?
Блин братик ну это реально опасно на роликах по потолку одно дело с крыши спуститься на верёвке когда страхуешься за крышу водопроводные трубы и прочее а тут всего два ролика аккуратнее там на высоте
I can’t believe all this is to change a light bulb. Insanity.
Well, this is the thing with the rope Access. The best job in the world.
زين هسه اذا فلت الحبل انكطع شلون بيا فتحه نلكاك
Curious about how the rescue plan for this job is, if there are one..
Definitely not a high standard rescue plan! Not even trailing a set of ropes for retrieval..
Depending on his situation remove the window above him and repel down and rescue him or rescue him through the window right in front of him
Well guys just watch the entire video before the funny comments. Thanks
@@teamneverlost Yeah I was surprised by that too.
teamneverlost he’s anchored to the far wall; trailing ropes probably not too helpful if he can’t unhook from the far side, ya?
Industrial sized GriGri? o.o
www.petzl.com/US/en/Professional/Descenders/I-D-S
What an easy job, I can do this with my eyes closed 😎
no way....
Job vecancy avalible level3
ID isn't blocked
You are crazy and don't tell about Irata levels etc....
Adrian Manuszewski curious I use an ID (just starting out myself) what do you mean blocked? Seen the 3 thumbs on your comment so I’m guessing you caught something the rest didn’t
Id open
that is NOT high standard, it's LOW standard: there is NO connection to the walls, so if the track car jams or the track system fails, there is no back-up system, and if the wind blows you off the walls how the hell do you pull yourself back to "safety"??, or do you just fall to the ground????
You have lack of knowledge obviously. This is indoor job. The system has been tested every 6 months, by us.
So all precautions has been taken.
Keep watching videos and don't be jealous, it's not in your favour.
Thanks to guys like you we exist on top of the food chain.
Are u a IRATA certified person??
What do you think?
As per IRATA we need two point of contact all time. For rope to rope need 4 contact. I don't see this , thats why I asked
@@dream_catch_r when you in suspension yes. When you are not no.
ajay kumar holy crap. 4 rope contacts? I’m a climbing arborist, our standard is two. Why on earth would you need 4? That seems to over complicate things.
@@spider_pig7588 ID and asap on starting pair of ropes, croll and shunt on ending pair of ropes, 4 points always while moving from one vertical to the other one.
I made it to 5 min. Im done i cant take it.
The Matrix.
The top lid was captured as was the inner one, but not the screws. Clearly the designers didn't think they themselves would be required to replace the lamp.
Strange how the moving camera is disorientating and the height seems us-settling. On the other end of things, I am a non-climber but took a ropes course and had absolutely no fear doing a high slack rope walk and jumping out 15' to a trapeze. HOWEVER we all had a safety rope held by a skilled climber on the ground and trusted him completely.
Regarding the lamp, no LED replacement? Pretty common thing to do these days.
Finally, I suspect next tome the guys unbox and ready the lamps on the ground.
Designers don't think.......ever!!!!!
I am level 1 i need to job
I can't even watch on the net scary as poop.
Is this a well payed job?
Rombus Werner level 1 technicians make about $20-$30 and hour or $25-$60k a year salary level 2 make $25-$35 an hour or $40-$90k salary level 3 is $35-$60 hourly or $50-$140k salary but if you are qualified and have additional trade skills you can get paid a premium for more complex jobs
@@johnnyappleseed1387 Thank you!
£50k /year.
People should really be getting paid more for this. There's not a lot of difference between this and being a surgeon.
johnny appleseed what job title?
Idiot lamp covers, damn engineers could think of a quick-release design insured, for example, with a cable .
Too much unnecessary gear
I cringed the whole time watching this
It was a good experience
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They should’ve had made a small window next to where the lights are , so they can just open the window and reach the light 💡🤔 don’t know how much they make. But it’s not enough, I wouldn’t do it for a million dollars an hour 😩
Bit fucking slow
I hate aid climbing. I have zero faith in engineering.
We've tested the rails with a 250 kg weight basket BEFORE we did the light bulb changing. 💡 👊🏻
What an easy job, I can do this with my eyes closed 😎
Yeah I would have too