Kuddles wrote
" I have been a site civil engineer for near on 35 years and am well aware of the many variables that can affect construction progress in remote locations.
you also wrote
"How many of you have actually site managed a civil/earthmoving project in above average wet weather?"
I guess I could put my hand up for that as managed projects but not a civil engineer.
Kuddles now tell me if I am wrong ?
Rainy seasons are an annual event there , I believe that is a fact.
So Prior to the rainy season would you not instruct the OM to mine down to primary/base rock and use that crushed rock to install roads with adequate base course and side v drains to carry of the rain fall and install sumps and sump pumps at the base of the pit to take out water runoff and lower any perched water table?
Or have I missed something?
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