Washing Live Power Lines From A Helicopter | Extreme Jobs

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[@ToddFatherDrills]

RESPECT to these guys..

[@shauljonah6955]

Thanks now we know how they get cleaned down under.

[@DonzLockz]

Dangerous job, hope it pays well!😮

[@shauljonah6955]

It does because it's hazzard pay.. Some jobs are like that. Worth it yes scary as you know what at the same time.

[@xxkingpeacexx1069]

They probably get base wage on top of hazard pay 💰

[@janwegrzyn]

Dude looks like Andy Bernard from The Office

[@cleanshinemarblefloorpolishing]

Good job

[@linrae4737]

Who would've thought!! Wow!! I suppose the rain isn't enough....actually; Australia can be pretty dry for many many months......

[@idnlivelineworking5033]

hope they are come to Indonesia to introduce their services, Transmission towers in Indonesia too difficult for access

[@RenilLucero]

How can apply this work? I'm lineman in the Philippines.

[@goku-the-great]

What are they called?

[@JaredLoveridge-m4t]

The company is called Aeropower. They're a charter/industry helicopter company with bases all around Australia

[@Hitentertainmentfan19YT]

It's some power lines I know of

[@heather4089]

Is it me, or “washing” spelled wrong? 🤔

[@Anne_Onymous]

It's spelt right (at least when I saw it)