Thanks for your ideas and feedback

Spring is in the air and it seems like everyone is thinking of Q Squared! Well maybe I am a bit biased.

If you have good ideas on how we can make our work place better, safer, more efficient - tell your supervisor, or any member of the Q^2 project team. Some good ideas have been incorporated into action. A couple of good ideas for the air locks have been raised and will be implemented. They include 1) extra caulking and care given to the "wet side" of the tower airlock. 2) To use the same dairy board on the block walls.

These are just a couple of good ideas that were causally mentioned - and put into action. As are result our work place is better off.

What other ideas do you have? Let us know. Thanks

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