On 9/24/2012 11:00 PM, Brent Chapman wrote:
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 6:57 PM, Doug Hughes <d...@will.to
<mailto:d...@will.to>> wrote:
We insisted that any cutting/grinding be done outside of the
space. You can set conditions.
Yes, but sometimes that's not possible; it depends on the nature of
the job. If the job involves cutting off bolts that are set in
concrete, for example (so that you can put equipment with a different
footprint in the space), you can't take the floor outside to do the
cutting... But you can surround the work area with plastic and
ventilation, to keep the sparks and grit and fumes contained.
Indeed. I meant to add that but hit the wrong button too quickly, so
thanks for pointing that out. I should have added 'to the extent
possible'. Sometimes it's just not possible, but for new pipe, it can be
prepped outside of the space. For a rework, plastic and ventilation. :)
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