If you are an electrician reading this post, thank you for your efforts to keep the job sites safe. The majority of electricians I have met through the years have a high regard for keeping things safe. The human factor plays in to the day to day dealings in a profound way. Caring about people's safety.
If you are an electrician reading this, thank you for your efforts. I know you guy's do not want to see anyone get hurt and go to extremes to prevent those situations.
Oh man! I thought that this was gonna be humorous with job site photos and all. I even thought it might just bring Celtic out of hiding. Just another kiss butt post.
Steve
Kevin, hope all is going well with you and your little girl. I appreciate what you posted and those words mean more to me than any profit on a job.
Since I'm the owner I can and do lots of pro bono work without checking with anyone. This work always exceeds what I can deduct on my taxes, but I can sleep real good.
I've had jobs run out of money but never leave a job unsafe, even if I have to bear the costs and I don't think I'm the only contractor that does the same thing.
Because if you are connecting a weather head and you are not standing on an aluminum ladder with your foot in a bucket of water then obviously you are doing it wrong! http://www.odinelectric.net
No good praise goes unpunished. I hope the little girl is okay.
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