looks like some of those photos are from the "Flake Chem" building. Worked there in the early 90's on the fire alarm and foam extinguishing system. Also, on one of the other threads it shows a pipe bridge, I worked on the linear heat detection on there too.
Nice little trip back to possibly one of the worst sites I ever worked on. I remember the contractors installing a brand new length of galv cable tray, and within a week it looked like it had been there 20 years, all corroded and rusted.
We used to be warned if we were walking along and our eyes started stinging to run to the nearest eye wash station as it would be a cloud of some escaped substance which you couldn't see or smell, and you only had a few seconds to rinse your eyes before you had big problems.
There was also a tank on which the safety had been bolted shut, and blew the top off. Was probably 10 or 15 foot across, bent and distorted like a coke can.
However, that said, the on site canteen was fantastic, proper home cooked food in good portions at a knock down price. Seem to remember 3 courses for less than a quid. Jam roll and custard was top notch.
Nice little trip back to possibly one of the worst sites I ever worked on. I remember the contractors installing a brand new length of galv cable tray, and within a week it looked like it had been there 20 years, all corroded and rusted.
We used to be warned if we were walking along and our eyes started stinging to run to the nearest eye wash station as it would be a cloud of some escaped substance which you couldn't see or smell, and you only had a few seconds to rinse your eyes before you had big problems.
There was also a tank on which the safety had been bolted shut, and blew the top off. Was probably 10 or 15 foot across, bent and distorted like a coke can.
However, that said, the on site canteen was fantastic, proper home cooked food in good portions at a knock down price. Seem to remember 3 courses for less than a quid. Jam roll and custard was top notch.