Hi I'm looking for some advise on a lifting operation a subcontractor wishes to undertake - I have their lift plan but on review rejected this (I'm an AP ) but the revised plan I still have some doubts but lift is over my current AP experience if I'm being honest so would like to talk through the lift proposed etc with someone.
any one recommend someone I could contact?
thanks
T
help with a Lifting operation
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Thank you very much Andy.
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