Millwright Work On The Gulf Ep. 2

In this episode brother Luke and I and my nephews remove rice equipment. We are on the Gulf of Mexico.
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[@chrislabrie6041]

So cool to see what an ordinary day is like for a millwright from start to finish. Most videos you see on YT are so heavily edited you don't get a sense for it. Appreciate the time you put into getting this all filmed and edited nicely. Also good on you for showing your nephews the trade - they'll no doubt have an abundance of opportunities moving ahead.

[@wildcatwilly]

Thanks so much for the kind words. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe for more.

[@chrislabrie6041]

@@wildcatwilly newly subbed with notifications turned on. thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us all ;-)

[@wildcatwilly]

Your welcome will be on another job in Alabama soonish.

[@a-yates]

I'm a millwright in a glass factory were getting ready for a rebuild for the melter I should record that wonder how many people would like to see what we do from tear down to steel work to placing the block and firing it back up

[@wildcatwilly]

That would be awesome! Thanks for watching.

[@Sean-bp6xb]

I found that interesting. Lots of work! Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉😅

[@wildcatwilly]

Thanks for watching!

[@wildcatwilly]

I am on another Millwright job site as we speak in Montgomery Alabama. Stay tuned videos will follow.

[@a-yates]

Love those warn pullzalls but never had good luck with the 24v ones switched to the 120v plug in and they seem to hold up better

[@wildcatwilly]

I agree I'm starting to lose faith in them I think I have a bad battery...

[@AgeefabandweldingLLC]

Scabbing on the opps not but 10 seconds in 😂 Jk guys good job 💪🏽

[@wildcatwilly]

Thanks for the comment!

[@danielalmeidatec]

beautiful work

[@wildcatwilly]

Thank you sir.

[@marquischapman112]

New follower here. Just started my millwright apprenticeship with the union and your video Made me realize that there were future self/team employed options. How did land this job?

[@wildcatwilly]

Something I was born into. Dad and Charlie always did it so I would go along on jobs that were possible. I started my "apprenticeship" when I was 12.

[@kamerondunnuck6759]

​@@wildcatwillyhi I spoke to my local union in North Carolina and was told the hours in this industry are rarely 8-9 hours day, it can be 90 days for 12 hours and it usually 50-70why is this?

[@wildcatwilly]

When you have equipment in the are you can't knock off at 5:00 it's the line of work where you have to stay until you reach a good stopping point. Things rarely go according to plan so you have to be able to adapt to the situation

[@GootMetal]

Trying to find a company that will hire me as an apprentice. Any advice?

[@wildcatwilly]

Find a crane company they're always looking for Hired hands. Then you'll get some on the ground experience and meet people.

[@Iceberg_Mac]

Getting paid to tear things apart

[@wildcatwilly]

Ya buddy

[@anthonyperalez8647]

Bad ass

[@wildcatwilly]

Thanks

[@chadchristenson5833]

I find your lack of eye protection disturbing. Not to mention just standing around an open hole without fall protection.

[@chadchristenson5833]

Holy crap, the longer I watch the worse it gets.

[@wildcatwilly]

Haha