First, the answer to Vol. 18 (last week). Great job everyone! I believe between all the responses, everything was identified! There really is a lot of content in this photo...
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First, the answer to Vol. 17 (last week). This one is a tear that happened in the existing geomembrane during the exposing of the existing geomembrane at the tie-in. The...
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First, the answer to Vol. 16 (last week). Thanks to those of you who either viewed and/or participated in this post! In this photograph, I was looking for the lack...
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First, the answer to Vol. 15 (last week). Perhaps the photo taken with flash will help – the first photo was taken just to show how dark it really was...
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First, the answer to Vol. 14 (last week). I chose this one because it appeared relatively straightforward, and something being performed correctly! However, Bob Killian makes an excellent observation I...
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First, the answer to Vol. 13 (last week). Those of you who commented nailed the GCL being dragged across the subgrade, which should be avoided! Another biggie that is often...
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First, the answer to Vol. 12 (last week). Great answers! It seems like everyone was on the same page with this one! It was some type of blemish on the...
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First, the answer to Vol. 11 (last week). When I arrived on-site, I first thought maybe the site was hit with an overnight rain shower! Conditions looked like the photo...
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First, the answer to Vol. 10 (last week). Wow, there were a lot of great responses! Everyone had great observations and admittedly, I missed the fork-lift safety issue in the...
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First, the answer to Vol. 9 (last week). Everyone nailed the water and electric combination! A true hazard no matter how you look at it, especially with the junctions being...
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