African or international work photo's.

[dw1]

Sailing past Krakatoa - site of massive outburst and tsunami in early 1900s

[JABO]

Some Anti Ram Gates and fence Pre Testing for installation in Abu Dhabi 2014

What is WRONG in the  last Photo?

[TeeJay]

No nothing wrong there - by African standards anyway 

Health and safety wouldn't like that huh. The guy supporting the scaffolding is doing so for nothing cos the worker isn't standing on it. The front corner of the pallett is in the air and the guy standing on the pallett is wasting his time. No safety helmets - the list goes on 

[ChrisL - DUSTRIDERS]

No nothing wrong there - by African standards anyway 

Health and safety wouldn't like that huh. The guy supporting the scaffolding is doing so for nothing cos the worker isn't standing on it. The front corner of the pallett is in the air and the guy standing on the pallett is wasting his time. No safety helmets - the list goes on 

Give them credit only one is standing with his hands on his hips!!

[roburt]

What you do there Roburt?

Work in IT here... but when you do IT here its becomes everything that uses elictricity including electricity designs :-)

Roburt when you retire will you stay in Tanzania or retire where if your not a Saffer?

Only saw this now :-). At the moment SA still is the place I will retire, most probably somewhere in CPT. Have quite a few friends I met here that's originally from gauteng and are now living in somerset area. SA has its issues, but living in a "real" 3rd  world country opens your eyes of how far SA still needs to go downwards before it even comes close. You do learn to live a lot more minamilistic here, so that helps going down to SA one day again.

[Blikkies1]

@Mr Zog & @Rooikoos , the pics I posted were also at Lumwana, 2012 I think, the drive from Ndola was pure madness.

[Rooikoos]

@Mr Zog & @Rooikoos , the pics I posted were also at Lumwana, 2012 I think, the drive from Ndola was pure madness.

That is a horrible road, I've done it a couple of times! Luckily nowadays we fly to Solwezi from Lusaka, then it is only an hour or so to the mine.

[Mr Zog]

@Mr Zog & @Rooikoos , the pics I posted were also at Lumwana, 2012 I think, the drive from Ndola was pure madness.

That is a horrible road, I've done it a couple of times! Luckily nowadays we fly to Solwezi from Lusaka, then it is only an hour or so to the mine.

We also used to fly to Solwezi and then just drive an hour to the mine.

But I do remember sitting in the back of an ambulance with a seriously ill patient one night, with a local driver driving hell-for-leather from Lumwana to Ndola. That night my guardian angel worked overtime    (we had to get the patient to the Ndola airport so he could be flown out, Solwezi airport didn't have a night rating at the time)

[steveindar]

Mnt Kilimanjaro at dawn. Flying from Dar es Salaam to Nairobi and then to Jhb.
Totally opposite direction from where I work though. Pics of that later.

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