Steve Wood explained :
>
> While I'm on a roll what is the point of all those laminated bridge number
> signs that I've seen attached to wooden posts littering the Coventry and
> Oxford canals in the past couple of days? Do they really serve any useful
> purpose?
I can hazard a guess.
BW have decided to identify and mark all their assets, a very
worthwhile task, so if there is an problem or maintenance is require
then you can send a man to the right place and he will know he is at
the right place.
To identify all the assets you have to affix some kind of reference,
i.e. bridge name or unique number.
Question. How does the contractor know which bridge to attach said
plaque to?
Answer. You send a BW man round first to put a laminated sign on a post
so the contractor knows where he is.
I would suggest it may have been better to use wax crayon on the actual
bridge so the permanent sign would cover it, but for that he would have
to go by boat or be an wax crayon on the actual bridge so the permanent
sign would cover it, but for that he would have to go by boat or be an
abseiler.
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