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Confirming Damage and Remedial Efforts

5:08
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Who's at Fault? You decide.

What happens here

The narrator returns to Alex (the worker) who confirms that the retaining wall was indeed pushed out by heavy equipment. He also highlights that the wall is still visibly leaning forward. The team is then shown trying to level the ground directly behind the damaged wall, indicating remediation efforts rather than initial prevention.

Goal: Document the direct observation of damage and the immediate actions taken.

Tools and materials

  • Level — Re-checking the retaining wall's alignment
  • Mini-Excavator Bobcat — Excavating and moving soil
  • Shovel — Hand-leveling the ground behind the wall
  • Skid Steer CAT — Moving soil and preparing the subgrade

What they say

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and we're just running their SKS here right up along our wall and uh caused it to bow out right here and I caught it and came over here and pulled it back with a Min ex as best we can but the whole thing was leaning forward but we were able to take a block and knock the back down not ideal but what we're working with I ain't going to be able to get this looking how it needs to look un I peel them [Music] up is that just Optical or is thate level still little it's CL my name on the C it just needs a little bit more it wasn't the G no I know but

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