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Three jobs, written up honestly.
Including the delivery that went to the wrong door, the harvest week we under-reserved for, and the thirty-four watering rigs whose drip outlets clogged in three weeks. Every one of these has a “what went wrong” section, because case studies without one are advertisements.
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Describe the problem rather than the container. The useful part of every job below happened before anyone picked a product.
The common thread across all three: the container was never the hard part. Disposal logistics, seasonal storage and a five-day watering cycle were the actual problems. In each case the right answer involved rearranging how containers move rather than buying better ones.
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Three projects
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01 · 2024
Brewery Caustic Loop
Replacing 340 caustic drums a year with sixteen totes on a closed rotation.
91% less chemical packaging waste by mass
02 · 2025Vineyard Harvest Fleet
Swapping forty owned totes for an eleven-week seasonal lease.
62% lower cost per harvest
03 · 2023 – 2026Municipal Street Trees
Gravity-fed tree watering rigs from containers that failed a leak test.
40% fewer watering rounds
