Home made with duck tape:



Notice condition of outlet, scooter parked in walkway:



Open panel:



Open gutter:



Missing covers:



SO installed, extension ring:



Damaged Handle:



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Missing Cover:



MCC taken with a good strobe light:



same with available light:



Home made cover:



Flying Fire Strobe:



Its a rough life:



Bottom of boxes are over 7 feet above the floor:

Not electrical, but an obvious problem:



Quality installation and forklift damage:



Its only 36 volts:



Shall we start a list here?



Neat, safe?



Not even sure what this was:



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Cover impossible:



Naked fire strobe:

Big Jim,
What can you say in a situation like this eh?.
Good call mate, personally I'd be extremely ashamed if this was any place that I had anything to do with.
This is just out and out vandalism.
I pity the people that actually have to use this equipment or even depend on equipment like the fire alarm and sprinkler systems in the condition that they are in.
Would things like this in a building get it shut down?.

Are people really expected to work in all that crap?
As John Lennon said- "Set fire to that lot!"
Alan

Reminds me of some of the things you will find in a lot of larger industrial facilities. It is an on going battle to repair and correct these type of problems. Management sometimes doesn't want to spend the money and sometimes it is because of poor work habits.

The maintenance management structure and budgeting are being changed. They have been through 4 Maintenance Managers in 6 years. The last one got sick and died recently while they were in the process of firing him. The new people seem to have a good attitude.
We produced quite a list of projects from short to long term. Our goal is to make significant headway before they have OSHA problems.
To help put things in perspective a bit, this is about a 1,000,000 sq ft building.