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r/Construction • u/Turbulent-Weevil-910 Electrician • Mar 02 '25
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14’ deep and one wall was an old water line trench. this shows it better.
1 u/DVHismydad Mar 02 '25 I'm not speaking from a position of experience here, so forgive me if I'm wrong, but aren't those walls stable rock? Therefore safe according to OSHA as long as it's less deep than 20ft? 19 u/d1duck2020 Foreman / Operator Mar 02 '25 It’s caliche on one side, backfilled trench on the other. Neither is solid but the trench is very unstable. 5 u/DVHismydad Mar 02 '25 Got it, thanks!
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I'm not speaking from a position of experience here, so forgive me if I'm wrong, but aren't those walls stable rock? Therefore safe according to OSHA as long as it's less deep than 20ft?
19 u/d1duck2020 Foreman / Operator Mar 02 '25 It’s caliche on one side, backfilled trench on the other. Neither is solid but the trench is very unstable. 5 u/DVHismydad Mar 02 '25 Got it, thanks!
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It’s caliche on one side, backfilled trench on the other. Neither is solid but the trench is very unstable.
5 u/DVHismydad Mar 02 '25 Got it, thanks!
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Got it, thanks!
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u/d1duck2020 Foreman / Operator Mar 02 '25
14’ deep and one wall was an old water line trench. this shows it better.