dredding
(Darin Redding)
March 20, 2011, 11:09pm
1
Wonder if I should go get tested after crawling around in this muck. At least get my head tested for going in there.
The cast iron main was in use if you can’t tell from the pictures.
I had a rash (no pun intended) of these this last week. Three on one day. Reports took forever.
I guess we take the good with the bad.
mgratton
(Marcel Gratton, CMI)
March 21, 2011, 3:44am
4
dredding:
Wonder if I should go get tested after crawling around in this muck. At least get my head tested for going in there.
The cast iron main was in use if you can’t tell from the pictures.
I had a rash (no pun intended) of these this last week. Three on one day. Reports took forever.
I guess we take the good with the bad.
I’ve seen worse, toilet paper and all…but I didn’t go in!
jevans
(John Evans)
March 21, 2011, 11:29pm
5
Your health is more important. Never enter a crawlspace with standing water.
badair
(Barry Adair, EIFSTX#39)
March 21, 2011, 11:59pm
6
dredding:
Wonder if I should go get tested after crawling around in this muck. At least get my head tested for going in there.
The cast iron main was in use if you can’t tell from the pictures.
I had a rash (no pun intended) of these this last week. Three on one day. Reports took forever.
I guess we take the good with the bad.
Nothing to fool with or take lightly. We lost a very fine man a few years back.
everyone work safe every day!
mcyr
(Marcel Cyr, CMI)
March 22, 2011, 12:11am
7
I agree Barry, don’t care how good one is and how dedicated to you job, nothing is worth entering a wet crawlspace, especially with raw sewage.
It is not worth it.
Take pictures of the evidence from the opening and call it out as such. Entering this space was endangering the life or health of the Inspector.
Fix it!!!
ccurrins
(Christopher Currins, CMI)
March 22, 2011, 12:12am
8
Thanks for reminding us Barry. Doing our job day after day makes it’s easier to take risk and overlook personal safety.