ProActive is always better than ReActive. It is always important to check equipment before installation to minimize unpleasant surprises on site
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This is brilliant! Peter loved culinary. A motorcycle accident left him disabled. He create a simple solutions that let him do what he loves. He created this system that aids him in walking and standing. It relives the strain on his legs and torso, and his hands free so he can do his job. Without it his legs were too weak to support his body. And current available techs were not customized enough for him to do his job.
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I know I’ve mentioned this before in my earlier posts. But I would like to emphasize again on the importance of physical checks during the construction phase. While doing my regular site check, I found out that the floor tiles in the kitchen especially in Dishwashing area were installed without water proofing. This is a serious problem as water will seep through and affect the levels under the kitchen. If you are planning to set up a hotel or restaurant, we will be happy to assist
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It is unfortunate that Consultants recommendations and also expert opinions are not always heeded by clients. There was a small fire in one of my recent projects in their kitchen. Prior to handing over to the operational team, it was recommended that the e Fire Suppression System should be installed and activated. And apparently it wasn’t done as per my recommendation. I strongly suggest F&B operators not to take fire safety lightly and should always conduct basic fire fighting and first aid training for their team.
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