Elevating the Construction Site

In this video, we delve into the essence of craftsmanship beyond the tools and materials. Join us as we explore how to enhance the construction site environment by infusing it with camaraderie, appreciation, and positivity.
As carpenters, we hold the power to transform not only the physical structures we build but also the atmosphere in which we work. We'll discuss the importance of bringing more than just our skills to the job site - think coffee and donuts, gestures that foster unity and goodwill among colleagues.
Moreover, we'll emphasize the significance of refraining from throwing fellow carpenters under the bus. Instead, let's cultivate an environment of support and collaboration, recognizing that each member contributes to the collective success.
Above all, let's express gratitude for the opportunity to apply our trade and contribute to the creation of something tangible. Remember, our attitudes shape the environment we inhabit, and it's within our control to make it a positive and fulfilling one.
Join us in this insightful journey toward building not just structures but also a sense of community and pride in our craft. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more uplifting content. Together, let's elevate the construction site experience!
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[@Dom_1130]

You bring a whole new perspective to the construction/trades community on KZbin when you talk about things like this, and I hope you realize that you do good work that people appreciate and learn a lot from.

[@unscriptedwithantonio]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@Andre_moore]

Aye my boy back 💪🏽

[@unscriptedwithantonio]

Glad to be back.

[@williamjmccartan8879]

Put a link in the discord, speaking about watching the concrete set on your phone, great to see you back Antonio, you have a knack for this brother, don't be gone so long next time, site looks clean, very good, surprised to see you being able to wear a bump hat, rather then a full hardhat, peace

[@unscriptedwithantonio]

On it!. Thank you so much for the support.

[@Mr555lman]

Im a lineman apprentice in the northeast. And right now im working in a substation. I neneve knew carpenters worked in subs or had anything to do with concrete in general lol. But those guys really know their stuff. Building the forms and stuff and making it look pretty is a fucking still and a half. Hanta off to you carpenters. I am not that good😂😂🤙🏽

[@unscriptedwithantonio]

Everyone comes together to make the system work. We all have a role to play. Thank you for watching.

[@Dondog15]

When I get waters for myself, I personally hand waters to everyone. The quick gesture bringing the water to them instead of just placing the case somewhere really helped me get on everyone’s good side.