Windows and water pipes break, seemingly always at 3 am when I'm on duty, but some plywood and a drill, or shutting off a well are nice easy fixes. However recently since the end of the summer has brought calm to my facility, I've had "suggestions" from the manager to paint the guard shack since otherwise I'm not very busy.
However,, silly me, I painted it too well, and now I'm painting the barn next to it. The troubling part is, while I'm up on the ladder painting, just anyone can, and does blow past the booth. And the annoying thing, the pay for putting 10 gallons on one side of a barn in 3 days is the same as for sitting in a booth, or patrolling (which I enjoy).
Sorry for the bit of a rant, but I'm curious to see if anyone else has seen this crossover from security to "night maintenence" in their workplace?
However,, silly me, I painted it too well, and now I'm painting the barn next to it. The troubling part is, while I'm up on the ladder painting, just anyone can, and does blow past the booth. And the annoying thing, the pay for putting 10 gallons on one side of a barn in 3 days is the same as for sitting in a booth, or patrolling (which I enjoy).
Sorry for the bit of a rant, but I'm curious to see if anyone else has seen this crossover from security to "night maintenence" in their workplace?
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