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Image from the Open Exhibits Design Summit in Corrales, NM, March 2011. For more information visit openexhibits.org
CEA were recently employed to unload three pieces of factory equipment for a well known home appliance company. A small operations team were used on this project, scope of work as follows:-
Preparation of lifting gear
Remove tarpaulin from cargo aboard the transport
Remove ratchet straps form the cargo
Attach slings to overhead crane
Foreman & Banksman monitor lifting procedure
Transference of cargo to storage area
De-Mob lifting gear
A view from inside the ice house as Keith, one of our Farm volunteers prepares to slide a block of ice down the ramp
One of the big changes this year, the food for the Musher's Banquet was brought in on a charted plane from Anchorage. This meant that all 7,000+ pounds of food for the banquets had to be unloaded by hand, in a hurry and into a variety of available vehicles. Our volunteers made up a majority of the chain of people moving food.
Delivery truck unloading watermelons at a family-owned road side stand - Phetchaburi Province, Thailand
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
A CN hi-rail truck pulling two gondola cars loaded with railway track switch panels stops to unload them using three excavators at Central Junction in Brookhaven, Mississippi on 09 May 2018.
CN is going to replace the main switch where the two mains merge into one.
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
The container yard at Tokyo port near Aomi. Shot from roof top of the warehouses of all the import products coming in from China, USA, etc.
The young falcons are flown from the breeding facility in Boise to the release site in Texas by wonderful volunteer pilots.
Some people are on vacation while others are working!
Minolta X-300,
Minolta MD 50mm F1,7,
Agfa APX 400.
Printed on a Durst J35 using Agfa Neutol
Delivery truck unloading watermelons at a family-owned road side stand - Phetchaburi Province, Thailand