starting work in this heat

[Peter]

I started a job at 9.27 am in one of the rougher areas of Manchester, and within minutes an unshaved half dressed resident came bursting out through his front door and demanded to know what kind of time I called this. I checked my watch, politely replied "almost 9.30", and got on with the job. Didnt see him again.

[David oakman]

Builders start work at 7.30 with grinders and mixers ect. If you start at 7 by the time you get your ropes up have a brew it will be 8

[pablo]

When it's really hot we like to get out as soon as possible, get stuck in early so you can afford to slow down when it starts warming up. If we suspect it's going to be a scorcher the next day i contact the client/tenant etc and ask politely what is the earliest we can start, explain why you are asking and most seem happy to let you start a little earlier than they expected.

 

On site by 7 and start making noise about 7:30, no complaints so far...

[Mozza]

Just make sure you have lots of water and foods full of energy (IE Bananas), Fatigue may set in but its the name of the game, We just plod on!

[madmatt]

We'll be in site at 05.30 in the am fencing mind the nearest neighbour is 150yds away! its a job and knock day to should be home by dinner!

[MattyF]

ive had enviromental health turn up on a big beach take down for noise polution,some lieing #### told them we had been there for 4 days though and we were starting at 8.30!and were there for 2 days

[Dean Lofthouse]

The complainant should have been fined for wasting time and making false allegations, that'd sort em out

[MattyF]

it didnt though infact they took it very seriously that we had been there for 4 dys....luckily we were just ringing up the last of the butt when the enviromental health guy turned up...he was a proper tool though!