Severe weather warning tomorrow, red level for our construction area!

If concreting is supposed to take place on Monday, the site manager will already know how far along things are.

I don't think so, the site manager is 300km away and I don't think he cares about severe weather warnings, whatever.

I would rather be afraid that the ramp on which the house is supposed to stand will wash away

Why does everyone always think the embankment is so vulnerable? When the earthworks engineer, structural engineer and site manager see no problem in it? The embankment is only 1.30m above ground level in the lower last 1/6, after 3m towards the north we are only 0.80cm above ground level and from the middle on we are already cutting into the terrain....

The steel is already in and twisted together

The steel is not twisted together yet, and it's only one layer.

How would you secure something now? I mean, with what means? All shops are closed, do you have 150 sqm of tarpaulin at home :)

The steel is already inside and twisted. It's unlikely that such a mat would be lifted by the wind.
At most a construction fence might topple if a sign is attached, or the Dixi :)

So better not to loiter in the Dixi ))

We don't have a Porta Potty yet, the contractor messed it up....

We don’t even have a porta potty yet, the general contractor messed up....

Be glad... in storms and with tipping porta potties it’s not so pleasant... nobody comes quickly to clean it ;)

I would be more afraid that the ramp on which the house is supposed to stand will wash away :(

With up to 45l/sqm/hour and local (probably passing) thunderstorms, no pile of stones will wash away there either. At least not more than 10cm.

I don't think so, the site manager is 300km away and I don't think he cares about severe weather warnings, anyway.

If I were the site manager, I would be interested in the building I'm responsible for. Also in the severe weather warnings (which still don't exist for Ingostadt). But presumably there are other site managers.

And if I were the site manager and knew that concrete was supposed to be poured on Monday, I could even be sitting in Hawaii and know that the preparations are almost complete. But if the top layer is not in place yet and nothing has been twisted together... then as a site manager I would know that concrete pouring will probably not happen on Monday. Knowledge has nothing to do with distance, at least not regarding the general work process.

But you won't be able to change much anymore anyway.