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shocked ITO, it sounds to me like you could put together an article for publication, or even a book, on this subject. It seems like you must have a wealth of anecdotes where you'd just have to change the names. I would definitely want to read it, either way! smile

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ITO, that was some of the most useful information ever posted on this forum. Thank you.

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I have to agree with mahlere and was thinking that when i first read the post.

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Thanks guys, if I get more time next weekend I will write some more.


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Kudo's ITO!!! Much to absorb there...

FYI the "Contracting is about contracts" thing I posted ealier is from a guy I worked for many years ago, who had occassion to mutter that to himself out loud. He had occassional twitches as well as sever alcoholism, a divorce and at least two audits... crazy


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ITO:
I have to say "BRAVO". I was one of the fortunate few who eventually eliminated ALL the PITA GC's, and stayed steady with two (2) good ones, and a few prop mgt co's.

I would like to print your above post & hand it out to some of my students at County Vo-tech next semester...OK?

John


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Only if you correct my typos first.


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36) Task Lighting- Read up on what OSHA says is adequate temporary lighting, and then compare it to what the painters say they need to do their work. No matter what you put in your bid for temporary lights, it’s never enough so make sure your temporary lights are on an allowance and make it clear that the other trades need to provide their own task lighting.


As a follow to that statement;
OSHA Regulations (Standards-29 CFR)
Illumination. 1926.56
Table D-3 MINIMUM ILLUMINATION INTENSITIES IN FOOT_CANDLES

General Construction- 5 foot candles.

http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=STANDARDS&p_id=10630

The Painter wanted 50 foot candles today and I had to go find the article again.



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Great info. Thanks for sharing!


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Learn to trust your instincts. If someone says something that "aint quite right", look into it a little deeper. It's called a red flag. Learn to recognize them and walk away or make adjustments.

Don't assume ANYTHING...ESPECIALLY when it comes to money.

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