Chinese engineering co build a complete station in 9 hours
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/chine...
Unbelievable. Can we not get the same mob in to build HS2?
It would take us 9 hours to discuss what coffee to serve at the contract signing
Unbelievable. Can we not get the same mob in to build HS2?
It would take us 9 hours to discuss what coffee to serve at the contract signing
ericmcn said:
They never mention the number of people killed in these mammoth projects going on over the last decde, H&S doesnt exist.
I bet there were plenty of injuries! But their approach to building and maintenance work there and in Hong Kong is impressive, ie throw numbers at it and get it done, move onto next thing.I visited a friend in Hong Kong a few years ago, and overnight just down the road from his house they ripped up, resurfaced and had lines painted on a two mile stretch of road. At first I couldn't believe they had done it or how it was even possible, but then before I left I saw them doing the next section. Hundreds of people and 50 odd vehicles and bits of machinery
The vast majority of that was built offsite and assembled on site. Whilts its impressive in the face of it. I would like to know how many checks were carried out during the works. How many near misses and injuries there were. What the working conditions were really like. What the snagging list looks like. And, how long it will last.
jamoor said:
Yeah maybe.
That doesn't explain how they managed to repair that sinkhole in Japan. They have good safety laws I'm sure
Japan and China are two entierly different places, been all over Asia and I have seen at first hand some very questionable developments in China and they just dont tell you the number of people injured or killed in large scale projects.That doesn't explain how they managed to repair that sinkhole in Japan. They have good safety laws I'm sure
ericmcn said:
They never mention the number of people killed in these mammoth projects going on over the last decde, H&S doesnt exist.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-02-08/eight-killed-after-cave-in-on-south-china-subway-construction/9410880Probably plenty more that don't get reported.
jamoor said:
ericmcn said:
They never mention the number of people killed in these mammoth projects going on over the last decde, H&S doesnt exist.
Yeah maybe.That doesn't explain how they managed to repair that sinkhole in Japan. They have good safety laws I'm sure
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-38129691
SHutchinson said:
Just have a read of that article that you linked to...It's amazing how the press can twist a story to meet their agenda.
kev1974 said:
Very misleading headline, it was just a track relaying exercise, they did not build a station.
We can do the same here, if you throw that many men at it!
Essex CC Highways has lots of people, but can't say when a 1' square pothole will be fixed - perhaps because the policy PDF only has 180 pages...We can do the same here, if you throw that many men at it!
Mr2Mike said:
It says the repair has suffered from subsidence, what is the twist you are referring to?
The headline and first two sentences makes the reader belive that it's a bodge job.The people that did the repair and I assume are the people that know what they're talking about say it's entirely normal and should be expected... And it's all in the same article!
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