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Posted By Manny
It's that time of year when we have to start considering methods for keeping our pathways free of ice/snow. The problem facing some of my clients is that they work on very large sites with virtually miles of pathways to keep clear. Does anyone have any ideas how they can manage it without losing half of their workforce for most of the morning?
Oh and before I forget the clients tend to be very environmentaly freindly and do not want to ruin the environment by throwing down sack loads of salt.
p.s. sorry about the spelling but the spell checker refuses to work on my system.
Manny
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Posted By Chris Packham
Manny
Try "Snow blowers" on G***le. One of the small, pedestrian types should make short work of the paths you mention.
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Posted By Manny
Thanks Chris, this may be what we are looking for. Do you, or anyone else out there, have experience with snow blowers?
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Posted By Merv Newman
Once on a large chemical plant we had roads and walkways cleared very early on. But a lot of people took their usual short cut through about 10cm of snow. On concrete. Which rapidly turned to ice. So we had to get that cleared as well.
But marked the short-cuts on a site map and included them the next time it snowed.
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Posted By sagalout
Manny, are you using IE7? That may be why the spellcheck doesnt work, I had the same prob and the webteam guys were very helpful. Apparently IE7 defaults to higher security settings, I changed mine to a lower but still safe setting for my uses and the splelecheca worxs purfick now.
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Posted By Manny
Sorry but I needed to bring this one to the top of the pile.
Once again I would ask if anyone out there has used "snow blowers" or similar and how effective are they?
Cheers
Manny
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