Construction of tank - placing concrete on roof. Note reversed bucket on machine and concrete vibrator.
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Site engineer, John O'Donovan, inspecting concrete finish.
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Inside newly constructed tank as internal works approach completion.
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Construction of brick chamber close to tank. Improved access track in mid-ground. Loch Ewe in background.
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Helicopter transporting materials to reconstruction of river intake.
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Site agent, Hector Macdonald, in the helicopter.
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Laying geotextile material prior to placement of imported stone for extension to access track at tank site. Completed tank in background, now with earth surround.
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Construction of high pressure polyethylene pipelines between storage tank and site of treatment plant.
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Pipeline crossing of stream, with high pressure polyethylene pipes laid in ductile iron pipes (acting as protective ducts).
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Constructing new high pressure polyethylene pipeline between new tank (mid-ground) and river intake.
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Improved river intake. Note boggy conditions which necessitated delivery of construction materials by helicopter.
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Looking at completed access track and storage tank. Site agent for R J Macleod, Hector Macdonald (yellow jacket), is talking to NoSWA clerk of works, Tony Kerrigan.