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Green Intern posted:Here's something from my own apartment complex. The owners have been doing some repainting and repairs around the whole place, and they've been using this cherry-picker to do so. The thing's been in a different parking spot every time I come home. Yesterday I saw this: Yeah I mean he's got cones out and everything. This is totally fine.
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"Why can't they just drink like two bottles of water a day instead of ten? We shouldn't run out of water so quickly." This is Texas. It is July. They are working outside for 10 hours a day.
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Jul 13, 2017 20:43
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Zil posted:Sounds like someone just volunteered to be in charge of water rationing at the work site. more like volunteered to be the fall guy when we get hit with a lawsuit for not providing safe working conditions. Papa Emeritus III posted:We only get water in our factory if it's 90 degrees or higher and even then... management bitches. I gave up and opted to stock up on my own. https://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=STANDARDS&p_id=10624 you should probably report that
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Jul 14, 2017 13:45
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This happened to a major highway for evacuees leaving Houston and Beaumont during Harvey. For some reason the contractor had already dumped like truckloads of loose gravel all over the road they were supposed to be resurfacing which is already horrible in torrential rain, then by Wednesday morning there was tar all over the place. There's still tar on the roads in town. But how cool would it be to know that you probably lost everything that you couldn't fit in your car and you were just trying to get to family in Nacogdoches or Shreveport so you could regroup and all of a sudden your car is ruined? Good job lovely contractor, way to go. Enjoy the lawsuits from the insurance companies.
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Oct 18, 2017 01:21
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Zil posted:So standard lowest bidder Texan road paving/repair/construction as usual? at least that one contractor will never get another contract I guess? j/k they already dissolved that company and reformed under another name and none of the people in charge will ever actually get in trouble
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Oct 18, 2017 01:34
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One day mopac will be done, one day.
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Senor P. posted:May not be their fault. This is what it was like here:  They had to close a few miles of highway for a few days and in order to fix it they had to completely grind down the road surface to the concrete underneath. From what my sheriff's deputy neighbor told me, the original contractor used the wrong kind of asphalt and is being held responsible for damages.
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