First, the answer to Vol. 26 (last week). Again, you nailed this one!!! There are two primary takeaways I want to share with you: 1) the installer is prioritizing speed…

First, the answer to Vol. 25 (last week). Thanks for all the participation! This post sure generated some interesting answers and discussion points (and food for thought for me for…

First, the answer to Vol. 24 (last week). I hope everyone here in the United States had a safe Independence Day! I was a bit bummed out that I didn’t…

First, the answer to Vol. 23 (last week). Thanks to those of you who answered! The reason I chose this photo was to show the obvious contraction of the geomembrane…

First, the answer to Vol. 22 (last week).   In these blog posts, Do You See What Glen Sees, I will present a photograph or short video related to earthwork…

First, the answer to Vol. 21 (last week). This one was a bit more challenging and a definite learning experience which I wanted to share with you. For those who…

First, the answer to Vol. 20 (last week). Thanks for your responses! Indeed, the operator veered to the right during welding with the dual-track wedge welder, so I am already…

First, the answer to Vol. 19 (last week). Thanks for all of your guesses! The answers are as follows: A) The panel and seam length were approximately 410 feet. The…

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…

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…