Aye its probably a desk jockey who used to do the graft and probably helps out on occasion to everyones chagrin, but has become too accustomed to office work to actually remember what is needed, whereas it is the guys in the field who have to fit the bastid things, and take the flack.Joeboy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 10, 2025 10:22 pmYou've hit the nail on the head Nora. Due diligence ot the lack of it is the problem here. They are not working as tightly as they could. Likely because the outcome isn't catastrophic if they get it wrong. It's just "oh well, order another one" and the customer carries the burden of the inconvenience.NoraBatty wrote: ↑Tue Jun 10, 2025 10:12 pmObviously i meant as long as you are aware, not arentJoeboy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 10, 2025 9:52 pm
Lucks got f**k all to do with it!Sorry, sorry, I regressed there.. You are right though and thank you for the kind words. It is getting there and it is a quality end product. Eventually.
P.S If they had finished on Thursday as planned that would be bang on 9 months since the thread opened. Might see a year yet!
Well no, luck probably is not anything to do with it. Alot of sense on your behalf.
I think many of us would have been a bit out of our depths here.
When our double glazing went in for the old house they had to cut the wooden frames out, and the single panes just shattered as they tried to take them out whole. Luckily there were no issues but there is no coming back once that happens and a unit is sized wrong unless the problem is spotted beforehand.
I don't know who is paying for the new glazing unit but it's costing considerable time for the installers for sure. I'll be having a chat tomorrow to ensure the order has been placed at the right size with no Chinese whispers.
Hey, if they get it wrong this time they can try, try again and hopefully the profit on the job flips negative? Nothing like working for nothing to tighten focus going forward
The donkey tonight was well outside his comfort zone and has shown no sign of learning from his mistakes. What ye meant to do with that? For me the answer is the paragraph above this one..
Seems like the guys are at least measuring unit and opening before getting the recip saw out and really buggering it up though.
No excuses and lessons learnt the hard way. If the desk jockey doesnt pull his socks up in the future i expect the lads will be pushing back regularly just to highlight how many feck ups they are averting.
Much like Ronski's and our experience, there are those that dont care, and those that do, and dont want their name associated with shoddy work. Its those people that improve companies as much as they can, and take no time creating better ones out of the ashes if they are overruled.