brianvigeant

Just driving around and Hiking around cave run lake. There are definitely some great locations for fishing. The views are awesome and just super relaxing to be near. Hopefully I’ll be able to show y’all

I couldn’t help but take some photos of the views. Cave Run Lake in Kentucky is beautiful. Hope y’all like them. I hooked 1 bass but it got off about 10 feet from me. What a bummer. But it was still very

Our client that we are building the station for has banned all picture taking of the work site due to someone taking photos of sensitive materials, and posting them on Facebook. So the rest of us were

Hello steemians, Today I am extremely thankful that my co workers are ok. They were driving into work this morning and a Buck jumped out in front of them. They were doing 45 miles an hour in their company

Along with more snow, the work stayed steady. The first of our structural steel arrived today and was quickly offloaded. Finally started to look like a materials yard. We will be putting this together

I wanted to check the water level since the rv Park we are staying in is right near the Dam. The Gates were wide open but the river levels are doing fine. Next week weather permitting there will be some

Before the safety meeting kicked off the day I was looking out of my windshield and dreading working in this all day. After putting on extra layers, I walked around the yard. Hoping this snow would melt

Today was freezing cold but the show must go on. Dirt being excavated for the auxiliary building foundation,and topsoil being stripped off near the back corner for the fabrication yard to be setup. As

Well not much for today. This morning it started with some heavy thick snow. At least the one delivery we had scheduled showed up first thing. It started to rain and it was cold and miserable. So we unloaded

So after a slippery drive in the job site looks nice but it was o so cold. Can’t wait for summer. But it is pretty. Now the safety meeting is over and it’s time to warm up the equipment, and get the day

Well hurry up everybody concrete is on the way. 200 yards for the first pour of the turbine foundation. We setup the pump truck and began prepping for the trucks. Controlled chaos. Worked straight through

All was well while I looked at this waiting for our daily safety meeting to start. This to me looks like the start of a great week. After we wrapped up our safety meeting we finished some mat roads in

The rain has been coming down lately, but last night and today 30 mile an hour winds and 45 mile an hour gusts have helped in the drying process. So carrying on as usual with moving dirt for new excavations

These rain days are becoming the norm. So what do you do? Cry about and hate your job, or make the best of it and adapt. I’ll tell you what we do. We put a smile on our face and keep going. Pipeliners

Wet sloppy slippery mud, it is slowing us down safety wise but we will overcome. Our drillers still got to work for a half day, but can’t resume until Monday. Just keep digging and we will be ok. Pipeliners

We moved forward digging the foundation for the auxiliary building. The ditch is pretty sloppy in my eyes. They better get better soon or I’ll dig them myself. Lol At least when they pour the concrete

Just when you think your getting ahead, the rain reminds you who is really in charge. Inch after inch came down over the weekend giving us excavations full. At least we were able to keep the drillers busy

Here’s to the great people I get to work with on a daily basis. They bust their buts and are all around good people. These guys make work fun and I enjoy working with all of them. Day in and day out they

We rained out the civil crews and drillers today. Perfect time to put in more mat roads. We would have gotten off by lunchtime but an operator did a sloppy job on the road so had him redo it the right

Busy busy today we had 2 drill teams, concrete pump trucks, and excavations being dug. Excavations worked side by side with the crews opening up ground. The next 10 days is calling for bad rain so I will