MAP KEY TO McCLAIN IRON COMPANY
A. Main Gate: Anyone who approaches the company in a traditional manner will arrive at this gate. The gate is a bit tougher than the fence. Those who arrive here will be checked by the security guard on duty. If no appointment is scheduled, then the guard will turn the visitors away. If asked, he will explain he is under strict orders from Mr. McClain, himself.
B. Perimeter Fence: A tall fence surrounds the entirety of the iron company and even runs parallel to the road which leads to the mines. The fence is 15 feet tall at all points. It is clearly marked as being electrified.
C. Guard Station: This is a small roofed area under which the guard on duty during the day stands.
D. Administrative Building: All of the business ends of the company are run from this building. Those with an appointment to meet Mr. McClain will find the meeting takes place in this building.
E. Water Towers: Water is required during various stages of the processing of the iron. Each tower holds about 12,000 gallons of water.
F. Guard HQ: This building serves as the security guards’ headquarters. It is set upto permit guards to stay on site in the event of inclement weather.
G. Shed. This is merely storage sheds that contains various parts and cast off materials used in the mines.
H. Processing Building: This is the building where all of the iron is processed.
I. Mine Access Road: This fence enclosed road leads from the main highway, paralleling the company grounds, and going directly to the iron mines themselves.
J. Pit Mine: This large pit is the iron extraction operation for the mining company. The Mine Access Road continues here as a sloped road that leads deeper and deeper, from tier to tier, into the pit to provide access to the vehicles that remove the iron ore and transport it to the processing building.
K. Highway Gate: This is the gate that vehicles and machinery are brought through to go to the mine when returning empty from delivery or extended off-site maintenance.
L. Rear Gate: This is the gate that vehicles and machinery are brought through to go to and from the mine with raw materials to be processed.
M. Maintenance Bays: These are large bays that contain vehicles and equipment that is under repair or not in use.
N. Cameras: These are the locations of security cameras which monitor in all directions.
O. Main Parking Lot: This is the general parking lot for visitors and employees alike, plenty large to accommodate the needs of the company.
P. The Foreman’s Office: This is a small trailer that the Pit Foreman runs the site from.
Q. Main Highway: This is the main arterial road that leads through the area.

At first chagrined the open pit nature of the mine, Shade soon finds the shadows beneath the haul trucks are just what he requires. Looking through other shadows into other buildings doesn't reveal much. The only oddity is in the processing building, where the processed iron is being stacked on pallets in preparation for moving, but no one is loading the haul truck just outside.

A foot weary and shabbily dressed vagabond approaches the front gate.  Tentatively he approaches the Guards at front
"Pardon the intrusion Sirs but I was wondering if you know...
Are their any jobs at all going here?... I am not picky just desperate."
"Any kind of job at all?"
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The Stuntman reflexively dropped to the ground, face down. He did not expect to arrive under a truck, and his first reflex was to duck. It was when he realized he didn't need to duck moving parts that he got up.

These vehicles were massive. They had hiding spots galore here.

Still, when it came to hiding, it was always the small things that got attention. So much harder than hiding in the movies. He opted to wait for the rest of the crew... but not too long.
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The security personnel guarding the gate are obviously ex-military, having done all they can to turn the tan security slacks and short-sleeved shirt into something like combat fatigues. The patches on their shirts opposite the name tags (John and Karl) read "Executive Control Solutions" (a well known security firm). They are lightly armed, and friendly in manner.
Karl responds to Drifter, "Oh, I'm really sorry but we won't be able to do anything for you. Our orders are a that no one comes in without being escorted by the mine's security people."
"Mr. McClain is using our firm to guard the perimeter on a trial basis, so we wouldn't know about anything internally. So, I can't help you about a job, and I can't let you in to ask anyone else."

Just an FYI, the haul trucks used in this mining operation are 8m tall x 9m wide x 15m long.