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Certainly the impression i got from the OP. Why wouldn't the person ask those doing the weighing what the restrictions werekaren wrote:Noone said they wereBlackstuff wrote:It they were the ones doing the rifle/trigger weighing and did not know what the restrictions/limits are how would that work exactly
Robert is not a native English speaker, is in his mid 80's and has very poor eye sight so lets not criticise him for his spelling. Mine is awful at the best of times and I am a Brit.Dougan wrote:Yeah but Robert also said; "he dhould not be left alone in contact with the pinlic"...TattooedGun wrote:If Robert is quoting accurately, I have no reason to believe he is not
...I took particular note, in case he only said it once.
Dave, it was just an 'Allo Allo' joke (with Robert being French)...ovenpaa wrote:Robert is not a native English speaker, is in his mid 80's and has very poor eye sight so lets not criticise him for his spelling. Mine is awful at the best of times and I am a Brit.Dougan wrote:Yeah but Robert also said; "he dhould not be left alone in contact with the pinlic"...TattooedGun wrote:If Robert is quoting accurately, I have no reason to believe he is not
...I took particular note, in case he only said it once.
You can pick up a hard copy in the front office at main meetings...I'm pretty sure it was free last time I picked on up.tackb wrote:Wouldn't hurt to have an analogue version to hand though would it?karen wrote:That's why its a free download on the websitetackb wrote:if the bisley bible has pertinent safety related information in then I think a copy should be available in the office at all times in the same manner that the H&S file needs to be available at any work premises or building site ?
it's the safe thing to do.
In an ideal world, if they didn't know the answer to the gentleman's question they should have done the usual CS thing of apologising and then going to find out...unfortunately in this instance they didn't, which is a minor training issue...hardly worth bringing up on the forumBlackstuff wrote:Certainly the impression i got from the OP. Why wouldn't the person ask those doing the weighing what the restrictions werekaren wrote:Noone said they wereBlackstuff wrote:It they were the ones doing the rifle/trigger weighing and did not know what the restrictions/limits are how would that work exactly
Sounds like a Mickey-Mouse organisation to mebradaz11 wrote:Disney employees (cast members) are not permitted to tell guests that they do not know something. they are instructed to tell them that they will find out, then call a colleague.
sounds like Bisley could learn a lot
bradaz11 wrote:
Disney employees (cast members) are not permitted to tell guests that they do not know something. they are instructed to tell them that they will find out, then call a colleague.
sounds like Bisley could learn a lot
Sounds like a Mickey-Mouse organisation to me
