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Good quality scaffolding.
hey, it’s level
they used some scrap wood to balance the ladders!They is me. This was shortly after I started my company and didn’t have much equipment. I doubt I’d do it again. I was younger then too.
Hey you lived and learned.
It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
Dirty
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It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
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Do you see the “platform” he’s standing on? Rebars?!?!
And he’s moving so graciously.
Unbelievable.It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
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Glad to see he is wearing a hardhat.
There are only two ways to do things; the right way and again.
It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
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Do you see the “platform” he’s standing on? Rebars?!?!
And he’s moving so graciously.
Unbelievable.haha , yeah at first i thought it was an aluminium platform , just till i saw him attach them to the scaffolding 😮
i would need at least five pairs of shorts to change offten enough lol
It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
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Glad to see he is wearing a hardhat.
Well he’s all good with the hard hat on lol..
Dirty
A Working Pro since 1988!
Member since January 26, 2013.
What’s for lunch?
What’s for lunch?
Those were the days!!!
The Mohawks worked the steel all over the north east. These guys were real bad asses.
Dirty
A Working Pro since 1988!
Member since January 26, 2013.
https://www.nfb.ca/film/high_steel/
The Quebec Mohawk are pretty legendary iron workers. They were involved in most of the New York City skyline.
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I don't do a fast job. I don't do a slow job. I do a half fast job.
They have balls of steel.
bamboo scaffolding in Hong Kong.
Can’t stress how important it is to wear a hard hat in case you fall 500′.
Can’t stress how important it is to wear a hard hat in case you fall 500′.
Those guys are not falling. I think the hard hats are for someone dropping something from above them.. or just for show.
Dirty
A Working Pro since 1988!
Member since January 26, 2013.
The Quebec Mohawk are pretty legendary iron workers. They were involved in most of the New York City skyline.
That was a epic video.. The working mans video!
Dirty
A Working Pro since 1988!
Member since January 26, 2013.
It is very nice to see these young men being so safe at what they are doing, In some parts of the world men are still men.
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Yikes – no thank you lol
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The Quebec Mohawk are pretty legendary iron workers. They were involved in most of the New York City skyline.
That was a epic video.. The working mans video!
Yes great video, Thank you for posting.
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