StoneScaffoldingLtd
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Started a new site the other day and the amount of paperwork involved prior to starting was absolutely mental.
Site agents calls and wants us there a day earlier than originally booked in for.
As it's a new company and we aim to please we oblige.
We get there and the site is a total **** tip, bricks, blocks, timber and everything all over the place. All this after I had given the lads a tool box talk on belt and braces stuff for this particualr firm.
We had to wait around for over a hour for them to clean it up before we could even get the wagons in. Scaffs getting restless as they do and itchy feet to get going.
Once it was cleared and the usual inductions done etc. we were off. Get round the corner where we had to start and a brickie is there laying bricks. We had to wait again for him to finish before we could start.
The lads got going and during the few hours we were there one of them knocked this wet brickwork with a tranny. We put it right and owned up to it to the brickies.
Today we get an email with a non conformity ticket in it for me to sign. What a total load of ******** this game is getting. Brickies want you there before the mortar has dried then bellyache when it gets knocked. Proper ticks me off this as we have our gear cut, bent, nicked abused, nails through boards etc, etc, and yet the slightest thing we do we get this *****!
Rant over!
Site agents calls and wants us there a day earlier than originally booked in for.
As it's a new company and we aim to please we oblige.
We get there and the site is a total **** tip, bricks, blocks, timber and everything all over the place. All this after I had given the lads a tool box talk on belt and braces stuff for this particualr firm.
We had to wait around for over a hour for them to clean it up before we could even get the wagons in. Scaffs getting restless as they do and itchy feet to get going.
Once it was cleared and the usual inductions done etc. we were off. Get round the corner where we had to start and a brickie is there laying bricks. We had to wait again for him to finish before we could start.
The lads got going and during the few hours we were there one of them knocked this wet brickwork with a tranny. We put it right and owned up to it to the brickies.
Today we get an email with a non conformity ticket in it for me to sign. What a total load of ******** this game is getting. Brickies want you there before the mortar has dried then bellyache when it gets knocked. Proper ticks me off this as we have our gear cut, bent, nicked abused, nails through boards etc, etc, and yet the slightest thing we do we get this *****!
Rant over!
