Jb could have unloaded that with his 3 forklifts or he could have paid a company top dollar to do it for him.
Keep in mind we just signed our new contracts with indigo and xtr late december. was there a need to run the processor much more than he was? My guess is before these new contracts were inked no.
Quote" I am not a welder" Suggest you stick to what you know The welders on site at NF are some of the most professional I've met having worked in this field for some 40 years Hydrogen gas and sparks are a lethal mixture
Don't forget about the tweaks and improvements they also made on #1. I also figured that #1 would be down for 1-2 months, but the beautiful thing is that there should be very little downtime from here on. AND they will be legal to produce twice as much out of each processor very soon which tells me that Q2 should result in about 6x the fuel as Q1. Sounds like adding #3 will be a much smoother transition.
"I am not a welder and do not know whether the above (isolationn walls, ventilation would work). I don't even know who ensures that safe practises are followed on the site. I suppose that is part of the building permitting process. In the environments I am in it is a unionized environment. Workers have the right to refuse unsafe work. We have meetings and discuss safety every day at 7:30 AM. If you don't work safely you get written up and eventually fired. "
Since your not a matter expert in this area I will defer to John's ability to judge what needed to be done. Looking at the sleek clean design in the provided pictures I'd say the JBI crew has done an excellent job putting them together.
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