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just got an ok job on a bridge
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i only took this job because there was no drugtest.after 7 weeks i still tested positive for pot.im quitting dope for good now.i had a job offer making 12000\month but couldnt pass a drugtest so ill wait until after this job is done.i should be good then.i wont be around much
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Originally posted by joe strong View Posti only took this job because there was no drugtest.after 7 weeks i still tested positive for pot.im quitting dope for good now.i had a job offer making 12000\month but couldnt pass a drugtest so ill wait until after this job is done.i should be good then.i wont be around much
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Originally posted by joe strong View Postits not easy erecting it...maybe fabricating it in a shop is but i erect it after its fabedOriginally posted by joe strong View Posti work out of a union & my union is the busiest in north america.nobody wants to be an ironworker in northern canada.its -20 below half the year here.im busy all year round & have no idea how that english guy thinks ironworking is easy...i say hes never done erection in his life.any idiot can measure something on the ground,inside a shop,drilling holes,etc...do it i
200' in the air in the middle of an canadian winter with a wind blowing 30 miles\hour....i shake my head
You have you gang forman on the ground looking at the drawing and getting to right piece of steel on the sling.
Send it up on the crane to me
Me on the cherry picker. slide steel into place from crane. hit into place(yes somtimes it can be a little tricky) bolt into place with gun.
Once all structual steel is up. Fit the metsec so the cladders can come in.
All steel comes with the holes cut. Rare you cut them youself unless you need a quickfix to a problem.
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Originally posted by msagrain View PostYeahh easy as pie man.
You have you gang forman on the ground looking at the drawing and getting to right piece of steel on the sling.
Send it up on the crane to me
Me on the cherry picker. slide steel into place from crane. hit into place(yes somtimes it can be a little tricky) bolt into place with gun.
Once all structual steel is up. Fit the metsec so the cladders can come in.
All steel comes with the holes cut. Rare you cut them youself unless you need a quickfix to a problem.
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Originally posted by joe strong View Postyou do preengineered spaghetti iron,anyone van do that.I'm on big industrial jobs.iron doesn't always go it good & Some jobs we use 250 tonne cranes for lifts.no commercial work for this guy.spaghetti iron is easy,big iron isn't always smooth
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Originally posted by msagrain View Postbig indutrial jobs?.... I been on warehouses 400,000 m2 to the Shard London Bridge which is 310 m tall skyscraper.
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Originally posted by msagrain View PostYeahh easy as pie man.
You have you gang forman on the ground looking at the drawing and getting to right piece of steel on the sling.
Send it up on the crane to me
Me on the cherry picker. slide steel into place from crane. hit into place(yes somtimes it can be a little tricky) bolt into place with gun.
Once all structual steel is up. Fit the metsec so the cladders can come in.
All steel comes with the holes cut. Rare you cut them youself unless you need a quickfix to a problem.
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