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October 5 - October 9, 2020

Some painting specifications call for the use of “Best Effort” in relation to blasting. How does one determine “Best Effort?”


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From Per Gabrielsson of Free Lance Consultations and Inspections on October 13, 2020:
In Korea the saying goes: we will try to do our be ...read more

From Chris Lucy of chemquest technology institute on October 13, 2020:
"Best Effort" is slang for not taking ownership of ...read more

From Wayne Senick of Termarust Technologies on October 12, 2020:
We agree with Mr. Marco that these type of areas o ...read more

From James Svoboda of Abhe & Svoboda, inc. on October 9, 2020:
I can see why so many specifiers would disagree wi ...read more

From Erik Andreassen of TLC Modular on October 8, 2020:
I endorse what others have written regarding certa ...read more

From Tom Schwerdt of Active Transportation Advocates on October 7, 2020:
Typically, seeing "Best Effort" in a contract only ...read more

From Neil Pittman of Lake Superior Consulting on October 6, 2020:
There is no quantitative way to measure "best effo ...read more

From Steven Philipp of Coatings Unlimited Inc on October 6, 2020:
The surface preparation standards do not leave any ...read more

From Jaime Marcos of Profesional independiente on October 5, 2020:
A Specification must be complete, clear and concis ...read more

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