The third drill rig is down in the hole, to the right of the picture. The other two look to be finishing the piling or are just sitting there because they're finished.
It's amazing how quickly work gets done when it's a private project.
Let's not forget that there is a significant amount of public dollars involved in this project - dollars that were seemingly required in order for it to be viable to start in the first place.
When was the last time construction workers on a building in Manitoba weren't in the private sector?
Private project. As in this isn't the City of Winnipeg's transitway project that's taken 75 years. It's a development by a private company that was all of a sudden U/C.
Private project. As in this isn't the City of Winnipeg's transitway project that's taken 75 years. It's a development by a private company that was all of a sudden U/C.
D you think it's because private works don't work as hard for public clients or do you think it's because True North Square didn't have to relocate rail lines?
Can someone explain what the little drill rig in the pit is for? i.e., the one that looks like a shipping container with the little tower sticking out the top with the jets flag on it.
Can someone explain what the little drill rig in the pit is for? i.e., the one that looks like a shipping container with the little tower sticking out the top with the jets flag on it.
They were drilling core samples for foundation work. Same sort of hollow stem drill rig used when doing samples for mining.
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