Bizarre and misleading web post on demolition in the UK.
I am a firm believer that those that can, do; those that can’t just write about it. And, frankly, while I have a good understanding of what item of equipment goes where, and where I probably shouldn’t stand in the midst of a demolition project, I would be the first to admit that I have never (and probably will never) demolish anything in my life.
However, by comparison to the author of this web post, I am not just a considered expert; I am THE Demolition Man.
Apparently – and I am paraphrasing here – “…It is the process of attaching a heavy weight ball to the crane or a loader for demolition that is very usual….” Well, maybe 20 years ago. However, while the author’s knowledge of demolition equipment may be a little outdated, his grasp of the need for personal protective equipment is second to none: “…one has to be very cautious to use hard hats and steel capped boats…”
And yes, that really DOES say boats!!
You can read the rest of this marvelous post in all its strange glory here.
