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I guess it depends on the prefecture and the type of construction site - the guys I've seen were always humans, no machine can copy that bored face...
by a_bonobo 11y ago
I guess it depends on the prefecture and the type of construction site - the guys I've seen were always humans, no machine can copy that bored face...
- phatfish 11y agoThere are a lot of safety personnel in larger London construction sites as well. I've seen men basically acting as barriers while their mate does work above a footpath. Also there are always people directing traffic in and out of a site, washing down every truck that leaves so there is no mud on the road, etc. I would assume it is more a case of construction in a large city is more difficult logistically as there are stricter standards for noise, mess and pollution. It was always my assumption that these type of jobs were on a rota. It would be pretty bad to make someone work the "human barrier/traffic light" job 52 weeks a year.
- a_bonobo 11y agoThe people I mentioned above work at night, when the construction site is completely inactive. They're just living lights.