where are the verizon or at&t construction/ maintenance yards located in ohio?
Q. im looking where they store all thery're equipment and trucks...or maybe they're offices right here in ohio...
Asked by heartegram_james - Thu Dec 3 17:42:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for security reasons, they scatter it around and shift locations constantly.
Answered by FlyingScooter - Mon Dec 7 12:05:17 2009
Q. im looking where they store all thery're equipment and trucks...or maybe they're offices right here in ohio...
Asked by heartegram_james - Thu Dec 3 17:42:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for security reasons, they scatter it around and shift locations constantly.
Answered by FlyingScooter - Mon Dec 7 12:05:17 2009
I work in the Maintenance & Construction as a General Contr. I like to do the Maintenance end the best.?
Q. How do I promote this buisness, and who would be good contacts? Anyone have any good ideas? At this time I do work for two large corperations,but I want growth and it appears to be a trickle all the time from these two companies.
Asked by Michael - Wed Jun 14 11:23:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a website & get it into the search engines as well as submitting your web link to related sites Advertise both newspapers & phonebooks Send out brochures to potential clients Cold calls
Answered by jimi p - Wed Jun 14 11:28:29 2006
Q. How do I promote this buisness, and who would be good contacts? Anyone have any good ideas? At this time I do work for two large corperations,but I want growth and it appears to be a trickle all the time from these two companies.
Asked by Michael - Wed Jun 14 11:23:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a website & get it into the search engines as well as submitting your web link to related sites Advertise both newspapers & phonebooks Send out brochures to potential clients Cold calls
Answered by jimi p - Wed Jun 14 11:28:29 2006
Where can I find the full description of duties of a construction superintendent?
Q. I will appreciate your answer if you can provide me with the internet site/source for collection of duties for different positions, preferably in construction and maintenance. Thank you.
Asked by cibotarigg - Sun Apr 2 12:19:51 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Description Construction Superintendent an individual who has 8 plus years of construction knowledge, technical expertise and experience with large commercial/institutions project supervision. BS Engineering, related Construction Management degree or equivalent experience is required. Candidates should have excellent communication skills to inform, influence, resolve problems and build high performing teams to successfully deliver a multimillion dollar project on time and on budget. Superintendent must be able to seamlessly collaborate with the Project Manager and establish a positive rapport and trust with the Client. Responsibilities include but are not limited to managing budgets, schedules, purchasing/delivery, safety/quality… [cont.]
Answered by java - Sun Apr 2 12:36:14 2006
Q. I will appreciate your answer if you can provide me with the internet site/source for collection of duties for different positions, preferably in construction and maintenance. Thank you.
Asked by cibotarigg - Sun Apr 2 12:19:51 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Description Construction Superintendent an individual who has 8 plus years of construction knowledge, technical expertise and experience with large commercial/institutions project supervision. BS Engineering, related Construction Management degree or equivalent experience is required. Candidates should have excellent communication skills to inform, influence, resolve problems and build high performing teams to successfully deliver a multimillion dollar project on time and on budget. Superintendent must be able to seamlessly collaborate with the Project Manager and establish a positive rapport and trust with the Client. Responsibilities include but are not limited to managing budgets, schedules, purchasing/delivery, safety/quality… [cont.]
Answered by java - Sun Apr 2 12:36:14 2006
Construction and maintenance co. looking for ppl's opinion on colors for logo. What ones do you like?
Q. For example...yellow w/ a blue shading, black, red, and blue? What catches your eye?
Asked by velvetpaws505 - Thu Jul 13 14:43:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bright colors standout better
Answered by pat - Thu Jul 13 14:49:02 2006
Q. For example...yellow w/ a blue shading, black, red, and blue? What catches your eye?
Asked by velvetpaws505 - Thu Jul 13 14:43:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bright colors standout better
Answered by pat - Thu Jul 13 14:49:02 2006
What kind of electrician should I become. A maintenance electrician, or a construction electrician? Which ?
Q. makes the most money, and has the most job security?
Asked by James - Sat Dec 27 20:51:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi from new zealand. if your a peoples person...be a domestic/industrial sparky...which has less risk as cash jobs can be done. and paid on spot.(sometimes). if u tender and win construction or property developer jobs you will not know the money backing they have or not have.sometimes a developer can deliberatly go bust after you done all hard work, supplying materials etc and then issue a tresspass order against u...then it will take years for you to get paid 20 cents or less in every dollar owing to you...so who needs that!
Answered by carl gin , aka,- j j - Sat Dec 27 21:22:45 2008
Q. makes the most money, and has the most job security?
Asked by James - Sat Dec 27 20:51:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi from new zealand. if your a peoples person...be a domestic/industrial sparky...which has less risk as cash jobs can be done. and paid on spot.(sometimes). if u tender and win construction or property developer jobs you will not know the money backing they have or not have.sometimes a developer can deliberatly go bust after you done all hard work, supplying materials etc and then issue a tresspass order against u...then it will take years for you to get paid 20 cents or less in every dollar owing to you...so who needs that!
Answered by carl gin , aka,- j j - Sat Dec 27 21:22:45 2008
Whole house water filtration - experiences?
Q. My parents moved into a townhouse community a while ago, and when I've gone to visit, I've found they have a lot of water problems. Aside from the pressure being low, which is merely an inconvenience, the water tastes and smells dirty and very fishy. Cooking with it alters the taste of meals, and using one or two blocks of ice ruins a whole drink. Sometimes even the dishes and clothes have a slight odour after being washed. Occasionally I've turned on the tap to see the water coming out brown, enough that the sinks have to be scrubbed to remove residue. The townhouse community was only built about 5 years ago, and it all runs the local water supply. I've installed water purification on the taps, but I've recently discovered that it's… [cont.]
Asked by raindreamer - Mon Aug 13 04:31:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes whole house filtration is possible a water test is recommended to find whats wrong.usually supplys that serve more then 10 people or so reequire chlorine to disenfect water but if thats not the case here you can try a few things that will improve the quality thruout the house .a large carbon tank 2 cubic feet and replace it yearly cost could be about 300-500 a year.if thats not enough then there are some systems that are fairly costly but will work like a whole house reverse osmossis with ozone being injected ,break out the check book for this one and keep a spare room for someone to maintain it lol
Answered by ted r - Mon Aug 13 05:14:00 2007
Q. My parents moved into a townhouse community a while ago, and when I've gone to visit, I've found they have a lot of water problems. Aside from the pressure being low, which is merely an inconvenience, the water tastes and smells dirty and very fishy. Cooking with it alters the taste of meals, and using one or two blocks of ice ruins a whole drink. Sometimes even the dishes and clothes have a slight odour after being washed. Occasionally I've turned on the tap to see the water coming out brown, enough that the sinks have to be scrubbed to remove residue. The townhouse community was only built about 5 years ago, and it all runs the local water supply. I've installed water purification on the taps, but I've recently discovered that it's… [cont.]
Asked by raindreamer - Mon Aug 13 04:31:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes whole house filtration is possible a water test is recommended to find whats wrong.usually supplys that serve more then 10 people or so reequire chlorine to disenfect water but if thats not the case here you can try a few things that will improve the quality thruout the house .a large carbon tank 2 cubic feet and replace it yearly cost could be about 300-500 a year.if thats not enough then there are some systems that are fairly costly but will work like a whole house reverse osmossis with ozone being injected ,break out the check book for this one and keep a spare room for someone to maintain it lol
Answered by ted r - Mon Aug 13 05:14:00 2007
Choice between army metal worker, or navy seabees?
Q. My husband is trying to decide between the two. He would go in as an E4 in each one, I believe. He has vast experience in construction, maintenance, and currently is a pipefitter/welder for a barge line. What are the pros and cons of each, in your experience? Thanks!
Asked by laura d - Sun Mar 14 22:53:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would be an E-3 and he should choose the SeaBees and the pros and cons really all depends on what is gonna benefit you both or your family the most. There is a downside though, his A-School will most likely be on hold for a while which means he'll be in the military but won't start training for the job for a while anywhere from a week to a year.
Answered by Red - Sun Mar 14 22:59:30 2010
Q. My husband is trying to decide between the two. He would go in as an E4 in each one, I believe. He has vast experience in construction, maintenance, and currently is a pipefitter/welder for a barge line. What are the pros and cons of each, in your experience? Thanks!
Asked by laura d - Sun Mar 14 22:53:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He would be an E-3 and he should choose the SeaBees and the pros and cons really all depends on what is gonna benefit you both or your family the most. There is a downside though, his A-School will most likely be on hold for a while which means he'll be in the military but won't start training for the job for a while anywhere from a week to a year.
Answered by Red - Sun Mar 14 22:59:30 2010
How do I deal with maintenance guys in a public bathroom?
Q. I was at Eat N Park and I went to the bathroom and there were 2 maintenance construction workers hoovering around the sink and measuring or something and they were in my way!!! I was thinking to myself: "Oh no! Looks like rednecks I have to deal with!" So I went to the bathroom and then I had to go wash my hands so I just asked because they were standing near the sink and I wasnt sure if they were fixing it: "Excuse me? You arent fixing the sink are you? I need to use it." and he gives me a funny look and says in a very rude way: "Nooo go ahead damn!!!" And he moves out of the way and the other guy and him stand there with their arms crossed and they were wearing bandanas and giving me a dirty look and I was nervous when I was washing my… [cont.]
Asked by Bob B - Thu Jan 8 10:43:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow. I would speak to the manager of eat n park. Let him or her know that the situation made you uncomfortable. While you are not a customer of the custruction worker, the eat n park is. Let them know that you do not feel comfortable coming back if the situation is going to stay the same. You don't have to be lazy with your sanitation because they were measuring something. They knew you were there they knew it was (im assuming) the only working sink they were just being jerks.
Answered by ::cheeky:: - Thu Jan 8 10:51:50 2009
Q. I was at Eat N Park and I went to the bathroom and there were 2 maintenance construction workers hoovering around the sink and measuring or something and they were in my way!!! I was thinking to myself: "Oh no! Looks like rednecks I have to deal with!" So I went to the bathroom and then I had to go wash my hands so I just asked because they were standing near the sink and I wasnt sure if they were fixing it: "Excuse me? You arent fixing the sink are you? I need to use it." and he gives me a funny look and says in a very rude way: "Nooo go ahead damn!!!" And he moves out of the way and the other guy and him stand there with their arms crossed and they were wearing bandanas and giving me a dirty look and I was nervous when I was washing my… [cont.]
Asked by Bob B - Thu Jan 8 10:43:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow. I would speak to the manager of eat n park. Let him or her know that the situation made you uncomfortable. While you are not a customer of the custruction worker, the eat n park is. Let them know that you do not feel comfortable coming back if the situation is going to stay the same. You don't have to be lazy with your sanitation because they were measuring something. They knew you were there they knew it was (im assuming) the only working sink they were just being jerks.
Answered by ::cheeky:: - Thu Jan 8 10:51:50 2009
How long does it take a wind farm to pay back its carbon footprint?
Q. Constructing a wind farm must make a huge carbon emmissions footprint if you include every part of its Development,Manufacture,C onstruction and Maintenance. Do they have the lifespan to ever get into a positive balance? Would it be more efficient to give away low energy lightbulbs to every household and business's to reduce emmissions and consumption?
Asked by jumbo remote - Wed Dec 20 17:01:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There is a carbon footprint for wind farms, especially offshore which use a lot of concrete, an major source of CO2; but much less than building traditional fossil fuel and nuclear generators, eg stainless steel for turbines, pipes & lagging, containment vessels fuel transport networks etc The saving of Co2 by windfarms over conventional sources is therefore positive from the point of conception Yes it is more efficeint to get people to reduce consumption; however this is contrary to the current belief/economic model of infinite growth and cheap resources.There is also a Co2 footprint for low energy devices - glass manufacture, transportation etc. There are many schemes, usually by the energy supply companies, giving away free low… [cont.]
Answered by fred - Fri Dec 22 05:53:55 2006
Q. Constructing a wind farm must make a huge carbon emmissions footprint if you include every part of its Development,Manufacture,C onstruction and Maintenance. Do they have the lifespan to ever get into a positive balance? Would it be more efficient to give away low energy lightbulbs to every household and business's to reduce emmissions and consumption?
Asked by jumbo remote - Wed Dec 20 17:01:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There is a carbon footprint for wind farms, especially offshore which use a lot of concrete, an major source of CO2; but much less than building traditional fossil fuel and nuclear generators, eg stainless steel for turbines, pipes & lagging, containment vessels fuel transport networks etc The saving of Co2 by windfarms over conventional sources is therefore positive from the point of conception Yes it is more efficeint to get people to reduce consumption; however this is contrary to the current belief/economic model of infinite growth and cheap resources.There is also a Co2 footprint for low energy devices - glass manufacture, transportation etc. There are many schemes, usually by the energy supply companies, giving away free low… [cont.]
Answered by fred - Fri Dec 22 05:53:55 2006
How to start a handyman business in Nevada?
Q. I have been working in the construction and maintenance fields for years for other people and I have been thinking about starting my own handyman business in Nevada. I would not have any employees, it would just be myself. What would I need to get my own business started and where can I look to find out more information?
Asked by dpsa98 - Wed Aug 26 22:02:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I ve been thinking about the same thing. These are a sequence of steps that might help you. 1)Make a list of what services you want to perform and at what cost to the customer. Normally this is called a business plan. 2)Business cards. This can be done right on your computer (cheap). 3)Make a flyer that describes your services 4)Let your services be known by [networking] with family, friends, local schools, city parks and recreation, people at your church, and so on. Networking is key. An example: churches normally don t have a budget for a full time person in maintenance. More like 15 to 20 hours a week. And, think of all the people that go to church that might need 5 or 10 hours a week. And on and on and on. . . 5)Put an ad on… [cont.]
Answered by dos_fossil - Wed Aug 26 22:36:32 2009
Q. I have been working in the construction and maintenance fields for years for other people and I have been thinking about starting my own handyman business in Nevada. I would not have any employees, it would just be myself. What would I need to get my own business started and where can I look to find out more information?
Asked by dpsa98 - Wed Aug 26 22:02:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I ve been thinking about the same thing. These are a sequence of steps that might help you. 1)Make a list of what services you want to perform and at what cost to the customer. Normally this is called a business plan. 2)Business cards. This can be done right on your computer (cheap). 3)Make a flyer that describes your services 4)Let your services be known by [networking] with family, friends, local schools, city parks and recreation, people at your church, and so on. Networking is key. An example: churches normally don t have a budget for a full time person in maintenance. More like 15 to 20 hours a week. And, think of all the people that go to church that might need 5 or 10 hours a week. And on and on and on. . . 5)Put an ad on… [cont.]
Answered by dos_fossil - Wed Aug 26 22:36:32 2009
I'm gonna be gone all next week, what will happen while I'm away?
Q. I'll be gone Saturday to the next Saturday working at an orphanage, like helping with construction/maintenance projects and giving the kids a good time (dont even pervert that :P). This my 4th year going. So...what will happen while I'm gone and not checking up here? Be as ridiculous as u like haha
Asked by James - That One Kid - Tue Jul 13 18:39:08 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. aww good for you(: it's nice to know that people still have good hearts :D i'm starting to volunteer at my local Humane Society,, and also in august i'll be Volunteering with the special olympics kids(: i'm excited,, oh and also at the library :D oh and i'm in the interactive club at my school that all we do is volunteer work.. :D last project i did was selling tickets for the special olympics so they could go to san antonio :D it was a lot of funn... i hope you have a good time :D oh and idk i think the same b.s. would still be happening...
Answered by Lovely Moonchild - Tue Jul 13 19:11:55 2010
Q. I'll be gone Saturday to the next Saturday working at an orphanage, like helping with construction/maintenance projects and giving the kids a good time (dont even pervert that :P). This my 4th year going. So...what will happen while I'm gone and not checking up here? Be as ridiculous as u like haha
Asked by James - That One Kid - Tue Jul 13 18:39:08 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. aww good for you(: it's nice to know that people still have good hearts :D i'm starting to volunteer at my local Humane Society,, and also in august i'll be Volunteering with the special olympics kids(: i'm excited,, oh and also at the library :D oh and i'm in the interactive club at my school that all we do is volunteer work.. :D last project i did was selling tickets for the special olympics so they could go to san antonio :D it was a lot of funn... i hope you have a good time :D oh and idk i think the same b.s. would still be happening...
Answered by Lovely Moonchild - Tue Jul 13 19:11:55 2010
Why do people in the military hate the REMF's?
Q. Much of the public, and many Vietnam veterans as well, grossly underestimate the scope and importance of the contributions made by the so-called REMF. As they said, we were only " in the rear with the gear." But no war can ever be waged without the vast support machinery of supply, ordinance, vehicle and aircraft maintenance, construction, engineering, transportation, medical and intelligence personnel - all of the men and women who were "in the rear with the gear." And it is also a fact, many of us whom they called REMF, like so many of our brothers in the bush, made that ultimate sacrifice in service of our nation, even in those supposedly "safe" rearward positions. Rear Echelon Military Forces"
Asked by Erudite Pejorative" - Fri Sep 28 20:11:16 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never in my life seen anyone hate the military so much as this clown. Claims to have served in the military but also claims to have used a hairdresser for 15 years. Makes up stories to humiliate those who serve this country. Says his father was wwii military veteran, but I doubt it. If so, he would be turning over in his grave.
Answered by Too Old For Idol - Fri Sep 28 22:37:18 2007
Q. Much of the public, and many Vietnam veterans as well, grossly underestimate the scope and importance of the contributions made by the so-called REMF. As they said, we were only " in the rear with the gear." But no war can ever be waged without the vast support machinery of supply, ordinance, vehicle and aircraft maintenance, construction, engineering, transportation, medical and intelligence personnel - all of the men and women who were "in the rear with the gear." And it is also a fact, many of us whom they called REMF, like so many of our brothers in the bush, made that ultimate sacrifice in service of our nation, even in those supposedly "safe" rearward positions. Rear Echelon Military Forces"
Asked by Erudite Pejorative" - Fri Sep 28 20:11:16 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never in my life seen anyone hate the military so much as this clown. Claims to have served in the military but also claims to have used a hairdresser for 15 years. Makes up stories to humiliate those who serve this country. Says his father was wwii military veteran, but I doubt it. If so, he would be turning over in his grave.
Answered by Too Old For Idol - Fri Sep 28 22:37:18 2007
Moving from Ohio to the Myrtle Beach area ~ Help!!?
Q. My husband, 12 yr. old son, and 8 yr. old daughter are planning a move to the Myrtle Beach area after school is out in June. I need any info. on jobs, housing, schools, etc. I am an LPN and my husband is a electrician/construction/ maintenance man. I hope to find someplace close enough to the beach area with good schools, safety, and family oriented. If you have any ideas - it doesn't have to be in MB - just around that vacinity. I also have 2 weiner dogs that will be moving with us. Are we insane to move to this area or not? We are tired of Ohio and love the south and beach-type area. I would appreciate any ideas, opinions, etc.
Asked by atra420 - Mon Feb 19 08:07:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Right now, home prices in Myrtle Beach are fairly high, but there are still some decent prices to be had. You can't really live east of the Intracoastal Waterway in a single family home unless you're prepared to pay 300+ thousand for it. Plus, the home owners insurance rates will kill you east of the waterway, because that's where the worst of hurricane damage occurs. But relax, we've only been hit hard by hurricanes twice since the 1950's. One area that is nice, and is West of the waterway, is the Carolina Forest area. There are tons of neighborhoods in that section of the county that range in price from the low 200's up to the high 700's. All of them are pretty new. AND, the Carolina Forest schools are, hands down, the best in the… [cont.]
Answered by Slappy McStretchnuts - Mon Feb 19 08:22:17 2007
Q. My husband, 12 yr. old son, and 8 yr. old daughter are planning a move to the Myrtle Beach area after school is out in June. I need any info. on jobs, housing, schools, etc. I am an LPN and my husband is a electrician/construction/ maintenance man. I hope to find someplace close enough to the beach area with good schools, safety, and family oriented. If you have any ideas - it doesn't have to be in MB - just around that vacinity. I also have 2 weiner dogs that will be moving with us. Are we insane to move to this area or not? We are tired of Ohio and love the south and beach-type area. I would appreciate any ideas, opinions, etc.
Asked by atra420 - Mon Feb 19 08:07:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Right now, home prices in Myrtle Beach are fairly high, but there are still some decent prices to be had. You can't really live east of the Intracoastal Waterway in a single family home unless you're prepared to pay 300+ thousand for it. Plus, the home owners insurance rates will kill you east of the waterway, because that's where the worst of hurricane damage occurs. But relax, we've only been hit hard by hurricanes twice since the 1950's. One area that is nice, and is West of the waterway, is the Carolina Forest area. There are tons of neighborhoods in that section of the county that range in price from the low 200's up to the high 700's. All of them are pretty new. AND, the Carolina Forest schools are, hands down, the best in the… [cont.]
Answered by Slappy McStretchnuts - Mon Feb 19 08:22:17 2007
would this job experience set me up for a high paying construction job?
Q. okay so im going to be a civil engineering apprentice in the air force and was wondering if the duties involved would set me up for a six figure paying job here is the description You will perform duties as an engineering technician, requiring knowledge and applications of algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Your duties will include construction surveying using conventional, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and automated survey instruments for military construction to include project mapping operations, construction support surveys, road operations, road construction and building and utilities layout surveys. Conventional and computer-aided drafting (CAD) will include applied engineering graphics; architectural, structural and roadway… [cont.]
Asked by the Zodiac Killah - Sat Jul 10 22:03:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this is very good exp. but high paying no. A engineering tech is very important to a project and at the end of the day they are not full engineers. You need to go to a ABET school for engineering if you want a high job. I would do the job and then yrs down the line get my engineering degree. this might take you longer to get to the big bucks but u will get there. Or you can do it a lot sooner and spend 4yrs getting a engineering degree
Answered by Anthony N - Sun Jul 11 10:46:44 2010
Q. okay so im going to be a civil engineering apprentice in the air force and was wondering if the duties involved would set me up for a six figure paying job here is the description You will perform duties as an engineering technician, requiring knowledge and applications of algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Your duties will include construction surveying using conventional, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and automated survey instruments for military construction to include project mapping operations, construction support surveys, road operations, road construction and building and utilities layout surveys. Conventional and computer-aided drafting (CAD) will include applied engineering graphics; architectural, structural and roadway… [cont.]
Asked by the Zodiac Killah - Sat Jul 10 22:03:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this is very good exp. but high paying no. A engineering tech is very important to a project and at the end of the day they are not full engineers. You need to go to a ABET school for engineering if you want a high job. I would do the job and then yrs down the line get my engineering degree. this might take you longer to get to the big bucks but u will get there. Or you can do it a lot sooner and spend 4yrs getting a engineering degree
Answered by Anthony N - Sun Jul 11 10:46:44 2010
Constant promotion of traditional female values within the policy sphere in the US has resulted in a downward?
Q. slide in space and exploration, effective transportation and power generation related construction and maintenance, government financial responsibility, family well-being, and a plethora rules and regulations that fly in the face of human nature and common sense. The obsession with safety at the expense of technological development is stunting and actually reducing our national capacity to achieve. Real leaders among our political class - who make decisions based on careful deliberation and an awareness of the Constitutional of governmental action - are increasingly hard to find. Surface characteristics such as physical appearance and a facility with rhetoric trump wisdom at an increasing rate in regards to political elections, primarily… [cont.]
Asked by Harrison Carruthers - Fri May 7 14:32:44 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nah...male values dominated for centuries, and it only left us with global warming and two major world wars...
Answered by Cliff - Fri May 7 14:42:16 2010
Q. slide in space and exploration, effective transportation and power generation related construction and maintenance, government financial responsibility, family well-being, and a plethora rules and regulations that fly in the face of human nature and common sense. The obsession with safety at the expense of technological development is stunting and actually reducing our national capacity to achieve. Real leaders among our political class - who make decisions based on careful deliberation and an awareness of the Constitutional of governmental action - are increasingly hard to find. Surface characteristics such as physical appearance and a facility with rhetoric trump wisdom at an increasing rate in regards to political elections, primarily… [cont.]
Asked by Harrison Carruthers - Fri May 7 14:32:44 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nah...male values dominated for centuries, and it only left us with global warming and two major world wars...
Answered by Cliff - Fri May 7 14:42:16 2010
Raining Days for Field Workers?
Q. The field works doing construction and maintenance outside, if raining day, how should I pay them? If keep raining for long time, that will eat my profit. Need your suggestion.
Asked by joy joy - Wed Dec 19 10:31:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. rain out = no work= no pay, or maybe 2 hours for show up- common in the construction trades
Answered by boilerrat - Wed Dec 19 10:35:06 2007
Q. The field works doing construction and maintenance outside, if raining day, how should I pay them? If keep raining for long time, that will eat my profit. Need your suggestion.
Asked by joy joy - Wed Dec 19 10:31:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. rain out = no work= no pay, or maybe 2 hours for show up- common in the construction trades
Answered by boilerrat - Wed Dec 19 10:35:06 2007
okay i am looking at changing jobs and I am hoping to get advice on this job?
Q. I am looking into doing home inspections for insurance companies. I have a extensive construction and maintenance background. Is this a hard profession to get into and is it true it can pay better than 40 dollars per hour.
Asked by miller4000 - Sun Dec 10 01:00:12 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call personnel at a couple of the insurance companies and ask about open positions and get a copy of the qualification requirements. If certifications are required it will be indicated on the job profile . good luck
Answered by kate - Sun Dec 10 01:07:26 2006
Q. I am looking into doing home inspections for insurance companies. I have a extensive construction and maintenance background. Is this a hard profession to get into and is it true it can pay better than 40 dollars per hour.
Asked by miller4000 - Sun Dec 10 01:00:12 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call personnel at a couple of the insurance companies and ask about open positions and get a copy of the qualification requirements. If certifications are required it will be indicated on the job profile . good luck
Answered by kate - Sun Dec 10 01:07:26 2006
what percentage of total construction costs is reasonable as annual operation and maintenance costs?
Q. I am trying to come up with cost estimates for a small wastewater system
Asked by hey there - Wed Sep 6 12:27:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. construction cost is a one time thing during start-up, it should not be mixed with annual operation nor maintenance cost. To estimate the cost of a plant, you need to estimate the cost of each equiments by usign the grass root cost. Try to look at the book " Product & Prcoess Design principle" by Seider, Seader adnd Lewin. You can also try "Synthesis and Design of Chemical Processes" by Turton et al.
Answered by ERTW - Wed Sep 6 22:31:50 2006
Q. I am trying to come up with cost estimates for a small wastewater system
Asked by hey there - Wed Sep 6 12:27:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. construction cost is a one time thing during start-up, it should not be mixed with annual operation nor maintenance cost. To estimate the cost of a plant, you need to estimate the cost of each equiments by usign the grass root cost. Try to look at the book " Product & Prcoess Design principle" by Seider, Seader adnd Lewin. You can also try "Synthesis and Design of Chemical Processes" by Turton et al.
Answered by ERTW - Wed Sep 6 22:31:50 2006
uk, starting pay of railway maintenance worker?
Q. hello, what is the starting pay of a new ukrailway maintenance worker? what the best and quickest nondegree entry path to working on trackside,construction,si gnalling railway maintenance im 33, male thanks
Asked by cccc - Thu Jul 3 11:15:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Normally, railway workers aren't hired straight away, unless they've been in the industry. This is becuase you need specialist training, so you have an apprentiship. These are on average 12.5K (starting) rising to about 18K in the last year, as you become experienced. In a couple of years, depending how good youm are, it could be 35k+
Answered by trainzmaster - Sun Jul 6 07:38:34 2008
Q. hello, what is the starting pay of a new ukrailway maintenance worker? what the best and quickest nondegree entry path to working on trackside,construction,si gnalling railway maintenance im 33, male thanks
Asked by cccc - Thu Jul 3 11:15:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Normally, railway workers aren't hired straight away, unless they've been in the industry. This is becuase you need specialist training, so you have an apprentiship. These are on average 12.5K (starting) rising to about 18K in the last year, as you become experienced. In a couple of years, depending how good youm are, it could be 35k+
Answered by trainzmaster - Sun Jul 6 07:38:34 2008
Do u agree Mexicans with drive, ambition and a willingness to take risks sneak across the border to the U.S.?
Q. But they don't just come for jobs. They also come for the capital. When these immigrants arrive they don't just sell their labor, many start small businesses in the food, construction, maintenance and landscaping trades. When those businesses are launched, illegal Mexican immigrants hire other illegal Mexican immigrants. A great deal of Mexico's job creation takes place inside the U.S.
Asked by ShoeShine - Fri Aug 3 20:04:08 2007 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I don't agree with that statement! The drug mules are fit and fine for making money and the coyotes, big bucks! I believe that a great deal of them are just rabble rousers to cause trouble here and then there are the hungry for American freebies group! I just think that the only ones who are serious in being an American are those who do it legally! They are welcome!
Answered by Ms.L.A. - Fri Aug 3 20:12:20 2007
Q. But they don't just come for jobs. They also come for the capital. When these immigrants arrive they don't just sell their labor, many start small businesses in the food, construction, maintenance and landscaping trades. When those businesses are launched, illegal Mexican immigrants hire other illegal Mexican immigrants. A great deal of Mexico's job creation takes place inside the U.S.
Asked by ShoeShine - Fri Aug 3 20:04:08 2007 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I don't agree with that statement! The drug mules are fit and fine for making money and the coyotes, big bucks! I believe that a great deal of them are just rabble rousers to cause trouble here and then there are the hungry for American freebies group! I just think that the only ones who are serious in being an American are those who do it legally! They are welcome!
Answered by Ms.L.A. - Fri Aug 3 20:12:20 2007
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