20-05-2014, 03:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 20-05-2014, 03:48 PM by camallison.)
(20-05-2014, 02:53 PM)Retired Wrote: Hi,
Very true Big Al but he complied with H&S so his insurance was intact?
At Brooks in Despatch during very busy periods we accessed labour from other departments. One day a guy was running the trolley moving motors between conveyors when a cast iron E90 motor was ejected from the conveyor to land on his foot but fortunately all employees were supplied with safety foot-ware? In my office the doctor examined this guy who had just had his small toe neatly amputated; even wearing a full suit of armour accidents will still happen. I felt truly sorry for this guy because he was helping me out.
Oh dear Lawrence; I hope your generous gift of rain doesn't reach here until dark because so far the BBC weather forecasters have got it totally wrong again; its a bit dull but no rain; hail or thunder as yet? Thanks for the link which I've just bookmarked and will try it against the BBC forecast in future.
You could offer your chainsaw services Lawrence at a cost to lop the branches back?
Bron and I have just returned from Halford's where we've now bought a new Garmin NUVI 54LM for £99 less 10%. We spoke to the sales guy who was extremely helpful and the Garmin we intended to buy had lots of unwanted information; we never travel far from home so this Garmin appears just right for us and a bargain with free lifetimes upgrades.
Kind regards, Col.
That rain has bypassed you Col. Not 10 minutes ago, there was an almighty great clap of thunder here. Then the heavens opened - but only for 5 minutes. It took me that 5 minutes to put all my tools under cover! Fence building in progress - only 3.5m, but taking it slowly so as not to tire myself before the end of the job. Looks like it won't rain again, so off out to finish it.
Colin






