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[[GQC] Tim]

Min 650l if you would work with two people a day, I would say. Depending on the work as well, so any van that will safely fit a tank that size, and cope with the weight, and take into account Dual pumps, hosereels, dual everything. Full tank of Diesel, and a weighty friends, trad tools, ladders, poles.

[Andy@w.c.s]

we currently run a transporter and take out 600ltrs a day
depending on the round we can use it all ,or come back with a 100 lts or so

I had my van weighed at the local council weigh station and have found that fully loaded i can take 750 ltrs with all our kit and a full tank of drev

this is a two man setup.
the only thing i would say is if i carry that much the van is slow and the derv used for the day is alot

Andy

[Andy@w.c.s]

I think people like to see the same face most times when they have people around there home
it enables them to build up a sense of continuity and security
 the problem with part time staff is that if their circumstances change they might leave and then you will have that problem of starting all over again with the training and them not knowing where the jobs are ?

[NWH]

I think people like to see the same face most times when they have people around there home
it enables them to build up a sense of continuity and security
 the problem with part time staff is that if their circumstances change they might leave and then you will have that problem of starting all over again with the training and them not knowing where the jobs are ?

First couple of lines are spot on.

[wightsurf]

Why not start someone on part time with the veiw to going full time when trained up and more work comes in  :

[ronnie paton]

Like I said there are benefits to having two part time over one full time.  :

When one doesnt turn up or cant work you can get the other one in