Supported Scaffold User Training. Supported Scaffold User Hazard Awareness Training is intended for any and all persons who use a scaffold to access their work. The training presented in this course is in accordance with the requirements set forth in OSHA 29 CFR 1926.454(a)(1-5). read more â.
How quickly can your hose deliver water? If the hose can deliver water at the rate of 5 gallons per minute (one gallon every 12 seconds), then it will take (5000 / 5 = 1000) 1000 minutes or 16 hours 40 minutes. If your hose can deliver water at 4 gal/minute it will take 1250 minutes or 20 hours 20 minutes. So, get a gallon container and your hose and a stop watch (or a clock with a second hand) and time how long it takes to fill one gallon ... then how many gallons per minute (divide the number of seconds for one gallon into 60 and you'll get gallons per minute). Date Posted: Jun 2, 2011 #19.
When we first moved in, I had given a cursory look into filling in the pool, and that cost was approximately $10,000. Hmmmmm $15,000 to fix a pool we seldom used + the $3000 yearly costs, versus $10,000 to fill it in and be done with the headache and regain a portion of our yard.Seemed like a no-brainer to me! Well, over the course of the winter hubby ruminated on the idea.hen I got a quote of $9,900 to fill in the pool, I said âsold.â We have a young son, but in our case, the pool either had to be completely rehabbed or we had to fill it â and with filling being less than half the cost of a rehabâ¦and with us hoping to send our son to college one dayâ¦that pretty much made our decision.