im a new zealand meter reader and our handhelds are alot different we only read gas and eletric here in Hamilton, binoculos is a very good idea I must bring that up at another staff meeting cause if theres a dog on the property we dont have to set foot on it if we dont want to, most of them a very vicous and some of them are very friendly, rural stuff is the best nice views you get to see and alot of off road driving
Lol same here, interesting to see we use exactly the same handheld on the other side of the world. I would love to have this route though, all outside meters by the looks of it
They left the part out where the company asks why only 300-400 were done when they got back to the office. My crazy company thinks 400-600 can be done a day on average. Electric/Gas both outside & inside. Not to mention they question workers the estimates vs total reads completed. Wish companies would just leave workers alone and let them do their job as best they can. A mirror makes a great tool for reading meters in hard to see areas like behind bushes and tight clearence locations.
im a new zealand meter reader and our handhelds are alot different we only read gas and eletric here in Hamilton, binoculos is a very good idea I must bring that up at another staff meeting cause if theres a dog on the property we dont have to set foot on it if we dont want to, most of them a very vicous and some of them are very friendly, rural stuff is the best nice views you get to see and alot of off road driving
Looks like a walk in the park compared to meter reading Ive done.
Also dogs are 1 thing - humans are worse!
Lol same here, interesting to see we use exactly the same handheld on the other side of the world. I would love to have this route though, all outside meters by the looks of it
They left the part out where the company asks why only 300-400 were done when they got back to the office. My crazy company thinks 400-600 can be done a day on average. Electric/Gas both outside & inside. Not to mention they question workers the estimates vs total reads completed. Wish companies would just leave workers alone and let them do their job as best they can. A mirror makes a great tool for reading meters in hard to see areas like behind bushes and tight clearence locations.
Awww yeah, check out that Super Raptor. You must pick up all kinds of radio frequency meters with that baby. Is that an FC300? Diggin' it.
this looks like a waste of your life