Fees range from $900 a person for a one-day workshop to hundreds of thousands of dollars for intensive on-site work.
The price tag was $200,000 for the house and about $20,000 for the on-site work.
Overall, we were able to speak with roughly 60 individuals during our week of on-site work.
But engineers decided it was too sensitive for on-site work and could stumble over rubble scattered by a series of hydrogen explosions.
The dogs sleep in cages in the women's prison cells, and then follow them throughout their daily routines, which include classes, chores and on-site work responsibilities.
Finally, there is still costly and substantial on-site work including land preparation, foundations, and connecting modules to each other and to city services.
With the help of paid assistants, they then did the on-site work: wrapping buildings, trees, walls or bridges; erecting umbrellas ("The Umbrellas," 1991); spreading pink fabric around 11 islands in Biscayne Bay near Miami Surrounded Islandsds," 1983).
He said training apprentices takes time – City & Guilds courses that include on-site work placements last two to three years – and that the influx of foreign construction workers has mainly been a London phenomenon.
Imagine the energy savings if federal legislation made telecommuting the rule for certain job categories (outsourced or otherwise), requiring companies in each case to prove instead that on-site work was necessary.
Matthew M. Furman, a spokesman for the safety board, said that there were no developments today, but that investigators were expected to complete their on-site work on Thursday.
