Nobody wants to work the DDD jobs in Korea for obvious reasons, especially since they don't even pay well. This morning I had a good chance to capture a window cleaner two buildings over on the 17th floor. This job is definately dirty, very dangerous, and quite difficult. Whereas you'll see people in North America using a motorized scaffolding to traverse the building, these guys repel down the side sitting on wooden benches. DDD: Dirty, Dangerous, and Difficult
Nobody wants to work the DDD jobs in Korea for obvious reasons, especially since they don't even pay well. This morning I had a good chance to capture a window cleaner two buildings over on the 17th floor. This job is definately dirty, very dangerous, and quite difficult. Whereas you'll see people in North America using a motorized scaffolding to traverse the building, these guys repel down the side sitting on wooden benches. 0 TrackBacks
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He looks like he has been doing that all his life. Interesting pic
Mad skills...don't need no damn scaffolding.
Those window-washers scare me. No safety gear! Plus I'll often see what appears (to my untrained, un-Korean eye!) to be a group of ajosshis just wearing their regular plaid pants and vests and yelling instructions down a manhole.