If I’ve said it once, I must have said it 3 or 4 times: “Keep your tires clean!”. Who wants to use a tire wash and have to get rid of a whole lot of dirty water (process water) that can’t go down the storm drain? Save yourself some hassle and money. Give your employees a raise with the money you save.
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You are hauling dirt on a dry day and the dust is flying. The water truck driver’s head is about to explode trying to keep up with the dust control. Save yourself a Labor and Industries claim and use the ground up vegetation (hog fuel) piled up over on the edge of the project, waiting to be hauled off to the landfill. You just built a bioswale and it needs to be operational very soon. The plans and specifications call for hydroseed. Want to reduce your risk of problems? How about using sod and temporary irrigation instead? Want a simple and effective way to reduce slope erosion by up to 50%? Don’t back blade your slopes, track walk them! All right, so you don’t want to have to deal with petroleum contaminated soil and water; how about using spill pads? So, you don’t want to use a tire wash, with all the costs and hassles associated with them; KEEP YOUR TIRES CLEAN and you won’t need one. Here’s how: Sometimes, silt fence is overkill; like working on the uphill side of the first hole at a golf course. This shows step by step instructions for working in a salmon-bearing stream including setting up fish screens, electroshocking fish, diversion pumping and sand bag dams. Bonded fiber matrix (BFM) needs to dry for 24 to 36 hours before it rains or else it can start to wash off. |
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