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Posted: **Tue Apr 10, 2012 11:18 pm**

sorry to hear that giles
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Posted: **Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:15 am**

mixed emotions on this thread love the time lapse love the health and saftey flare up again then the reasons people die in our trade seem so flipping preventable and pointless feel more strongly about getting h&s right with this firm im with now as its my call if them boys go home every night....................

Posted: **Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:22 am**

seems to be all vehicles reversing or trapping,falls, electric and hit buy stuff.......hats, high viz, helmets, harnesses and cable detectors! feck boots nothing about a broken foot!

Posted: **Wed Apr 11, 2012 8:49 pm**

haggistini wrote:feck boots nothing about a broken foot!

is that because when they were first introduced they weren't comfortable, they cost money and time. But now everyone's got some, everyone wears them (most of the time) and now there is no broken foot/toes appear on the stats.

sorry about your loss Giles.

Posted: **Wed Apr 11, 2012 9:29 pm**

just got our cat scan back from its 12 month service and calibration, Â£50 well spent all clean and new stickers and good for another 12 months, i bet many on here has never been serviced hehe

Posted: **Wed Apr 11, 2012 9:33 pm**

I wont have anyone on site without steel toe capped boots,we were demolishing a wall today (was going to take a picture of the 10 acrows ,needles etc but didnt want to get flamed :;): )
anyway I was on a low set of trestles with the demolition hammer and a large chunk of masonry fell hit the wall and bounced straight on to my toe,
i felt the weight of the impact on my toe-tector and it tore the leather
no steelies today would have been a broken foot for sure
started using safety glasses as well doing demo work,as has been said you just get us ed to it after a bit and it becomes second nature
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Posted: **Thu Apr 12, 2012 8:09 am**

GB_Groundworks wrote:just got our cat scan back from its 12 month service and calibration, Â£50 well spent all clean and new stickers and good for another 12 months, i bet many on here has never been serviced hehe

Yep thats me, must get mine done and the topcon laser.

Posted: **Sun Apr 15, 2012 9:15 am**

started pulling the piles out after filling it up with stone

exposed the existing founds so structural engineer can inspect
lots of these feckers in the way

going to have to dowel this side and underpin it, not a lot of crete for a big old house, but ground is good clean sand

other sides better not like the brickies to get it in the middle

if anyne gets reinforcing mesh etc from ROM thats there sheffield hg under the rainbow lol

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:06 pm**

catching up

pulled the piles

removing the conservatory

doing some test holes

weekly delivery of fresh macaroons straight from paris

took 3 of us 3 hours gently going at it with hammers to clean rd underfloor heating pipes

now have a heated wall hehe, its getting covered in kingspan to protect it

he now wants this digging out and a retaining wall building, gonna have to bring in the 16 tonner i reckon 3.5 m retaining wall, gotta price it thought looking like another 30-35k job haha, not sure he will go for it htough for 1 space

Posted: **Tue Apr 24, 2012 4:04 pm**

Went to Travis to get 200 class b blues only had solid blues so got 200 for the same price as class b we were laughing that when you want solids for copings or pillars they never have them.

Posted: **Tue Apr 24, 2012 4:30 pm**

what i have noticed lately giles is that class A reds and blues all seem pretty crap,chipped and cracked etc
?? but why?
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Posted: **Tue Apr 24, 2012 5:02 pm**

Poor handling by the monkeys who work in the bm yards?

Posted: **Wed May 02, 2012 11:50 pm**

1 metre wide 1200-1800 deep a393 mesh in the bottom

14m3 of C35

20 tons of type 1

2m3 c35

concrete commons are for 100mm depth only were removed as concrete reached level

more stone to blind off

weve had a 1 ton on hire for 7 weeks at Â£70 a week so we bought a whacker neuson one, new member of the team

how to keep for drawings dry while setting out in the pissing rain

Posted: **Wed May 02, 2012 11:58 pm**

moved the 8ton out and moved 50 tons of loam of the cricket club across the road, keeping this as its great stuff

moved the 8 ton back to our fill site

tiedied up the fill site already gained another 50m2 of level area for them..

jessica arrived

poor cobbles very squeky

hammer on

already to go but gotta find the bastard mains cable perfor piling ....

found 6 cables non are the mains, freshly calibrated cat scan isnt much use through 3m of earth

so hand digging loking for it found some unusualy things while digging, old 25kg plastic sacks used as a dpm between brick and block!! gaffa taped jionts hehe

old bags and pot and beam blocks

Posted: **Thu May 03, 2012 6:47 am**

you have been cracking on there giles

our engineers must be thinking alike we had A 393 and c35 in our little job
my big headache now is the goal posts we have to install in the kitchen
203 by 203 46kg and the *bar* is 4.5 m long
I make that over 33 stone :O
and there is no room for a genie?
ideas anyone?
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