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Street Sign Cupcake Picks – 12ct $3.25 These are a great way to give your cake or cupcakes that professional look. 12 plastic picks…. |
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Construction Dig Cake Topper $5.50 Construction Dig Cake Topper comes with a Digging machine and dump truck. The dump truck is 5 inches long and the digging machine 3 1/4 inch long and 7 inches high when the crane is extended. Truck and digger both have wheels, the digger carne has working hinges on the shovel, elbow and at the base. The turret also swivels. Make great toys after the cake is gone…. |
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CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES DUMPTRUC Jobs Candy Mold Chocolate $1.75 This is a first quality, tough plastic mold. It is durable and reusable. It is not machine washable. Suitable for chocolate and soap making as well as plaster and concrete crafting. FDA approved…. |
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Brass Construction $5.63 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed…. |
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SIGNS OF LIFE 7 INCH (7 VINYL 45) UK SOMETHING IN CONSTRUCTION 2005 … |
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Road Construction Ahead [VHS] $5.99 Bulldozers, stone-crushers, and dump trucks dominate this half-hour video aimed at the construction vehicle-obsessed kid. An affable guide, the hard-hatted “George,” supplies sparse narration; mostly there are action sequences set against an energetic soundtrack. A road is broken into pieces then dug up and a fresh one laid out, all by producer Fred Levine’s trademark waving workers. Included is … |
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Disposable Polypropylene Shoe Covers, 100-Pack DSC100 $8.90 Disposable polypropylene shoe covers protect carpets and floors from Dust! Great Item!… |
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3M 8511 Particulate Sanding Respirator N95 with Valve, 10-Pack $13.05 Uniquely designed to help provide comfortable, reliable worker protection. Ideally suited for work settings that involve heat, humidity or long periods of wear. Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, bagging and other dusty/hot operations. Features the 3M Cool Flow Exhalation Valve and adjustable M-noseclip to help provide a custom fit and secure seal…. |
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AO Safety/3M Tekk 310-1001 EAR Classic Earplug, Yellow, 200-Pairs $17.99 … |
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7 Traffic Signs Party Supplies $2.99 Includes 4 signs…. |
Bob the Builder Birthday Party Invitations to Create the Right Foundation For Construction Party Fun!
Lay the right foundation for your Bob The Builder Birthday Party with invitations that will have your crew longing for overtime! Whether you’re hosting a Bob the Builder birthday party or a General Construction themed party, the following ideas should help you create dynamite invites!
BOB THE BUILDER BIRTHDAY PARTY INVITATIONS
Construction Sign Invitations – Cut 8 1/2″ x 11″ yellow card stock into 4 pieces. Draw a heavy black square around the card leaving a yellow edge. Either type or handwrite on the diagonal “!!!CAUTION!!! CONSTRUCTION AHEAD”. On reverse side, type or handwrite the following:
Help Us Lay The Foundation To Build Big Birthday Fun!
Foreman: (Birthday Child’s Name)
Work Hours: (Date and Time of Party)
Job Site: (Address of Party)
RSVP to Project Super: (Parent Name & Phone Number)
Construction Attire Required
Construction Shapes Invitations – Cut out shapes of hammers, saws, and construction hard hats from yellow card stock. Cut traffic cone shapes from orange card stock. Either type or handwrite “Can We Party? Yes, We Can! On reverse side type or handwrite the following:
Bob the Builder Needs Help Constructing Some Ground-Breaking Birthday Fun!
Truck on over and help us build some birthday fun!
Work commences on Saturday, August 1st
Shift Hours: 1 – 3 p.m.
Site Location: Address of party
Dress for construction; loads of fun anticipated!
RSVP to Manager Mom: Name and phone number
Bob The Builder Invites – Use stickers and die-cuts of dump trucks, hard hats, bulldozers, etc. to decorate pieces of yellow cardstock. Type or handwrite, “We’re Constructing A Great Bob The Builder Party” on one side. On the reverse side type or handwrite the following:
Building Work Commences: Date of party
Shift Begins: Time the party starts
Shift Ends: Time the party ends
Construction Site: Party address
RSVP To Site Boss At: Provide phone number
Come Dressed for Construction, As We Anticipate Mass Destruction!
Bob The Builder Birthday Party Photo Invitations – Cut 8 1/2″ x 11″ yellow card stock into 2 pieces and fold in half. Using decorative scissors trim edges of photo of your child in construction attire, so photo is slightly smaller than card stock. Glue photo to front of invitation. Put “Join Us For Some Ground Breaking Fun”, or “Bob The Builder Birthday Party Zone”, or “A Celebration Is Under Construction For (Name)” above the photo.
Either type or handwrite the following on left inside:
Calling all builders, Come one, come all.
We’ll dig a hole and have a ball.
On the right inside put:
Foreman Bob Needs Your Help to Construct a Mega Birthday Bash!
Work Commences On: Saturday, July 19th
Shift Hours: 12 – 2 p.m.
Construction Site Location: Address of party
Come Dressed to Work the Dirt!
RSVP to Project Super: Mom’s name and phone number
Decorate corners with Bob the Builder-related stickers.
Embellish Ready-Made Bob The Builder Birthday Party Invitations – Buy ready-made Bob the Builder invitations and embellish picture. For example, yellow glitter on the hard hat, wiggly eyes, red glitter on the saw, etc.
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Question for GC’s & Construction managers- Are there warning signs that a client is going to be a freak?
I’m a PM for a custom homebuilder and I have the client from hell. We’ve all been there once or twice…I’d really like to be able to identify cheap, controlling, manipulative, clients who have unrealistic expectations. What are the red flags you look for?
Not really an answer, just sympathy.
“Freaks who can afford custom, high end homes are common in that market.
They think their spending power gives them special rights & basically….you answered your own question.
Problem is…how to handle them.
Remind them of the contract agreement & any references to “extras” & change orders & that anything is possible if they are willing to pay in time on the job or for upgrades to the original plan.
If they want a change that is a “wash” ,say “what a great idea” let them have it just to make them feel like it was a “win” for them & it might hold them for a while.
Have them attend scheduled ,onsite , job meetings ,take minutes & have them sign off on all agreements .
Dig your nails into yourself & try not to murder them on the spot unless you are certain you can get away with it.
Dont miss it , don’t miss them.
Best regards
Construction signs warn of Zombie Attacks
In by gone days all a contractor had to do was give the customer good quality and good service and he/she would be set. Then set back and let your customers do your selling for you. They would tell a friend and then that friend would tell a friend. Your phone would be ringing off the hook. I remember as an Architectural designer some days I would have up to four people wanting to schedule appointments for designs. Those days are long gone! But Fear Not! Click Here For Help
