The road to ....

Work continues on the cart path project for 10 /18. It's 90+ degrees and the rail road ties weigh a ton, and it's pain staking, exacting work. And if I'm the perfectionist, Trevor is an exacting-ist (is that a word?)

I read somewhere that the key to good leadership is to hire the right people, give them the tools they need to be successful, and then unleash them and let them fulfill your goals! That's Trevor. He is a man of many talents and he knows how to get the job done right. Anyone know what this thing is called (if the name wasn't printed on the tool)?

It's called a speed square, with it and a tape measure you can build a house if you know what all the markings on the tool are for. Most guys would be laying out the railroad tie curbing by eyeballing the cuts and hoping for the best. Trevor knows how to use the speed square and makes sure the miter corners are perfect.

 

Just in this one project we are installing approximately 75 railroad ties. Lots of curbing to install. Fortunately for the Club, the guys are as dedicated to a quality job as the members are in a quality facility. That makes my job a whole lot easier and one lucky boss on both sides.