Joist walk

[@Naturenerd1000]

Your balance is incredibly stable.

[@sonnywhitehead2851]

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! Guys u have all my respect! Lol, im retired from construction a union laborer, i worked in underground, watermain, sanitary etc. But my best friend is an ironworker rerired. U guys are unbelievable thanks to u guys we have a awesome country, thank u for such courage!!!, b safe men👍

[@DG-uw6wx]

The constant tying off and dragging that choker and lanyard everywhere will leave you exhausted at the end of the day. So glad in my day it was 100% no tie off.

[@adamcsheridanful]

Do you enjoy your career ? And how long have you been doing this for ? I have been a infantryman for 7 years and I want to become a iron worker. Specifically I am very interested in the portion to do with connecting. You guys are the back bone that builds America, this shit is super impressive man

[@troyk.9806]

Adam Sheridan Hey there buddy, I know you pasted this a year ago but figured I could add my two cents. I've been a Union Ironworker for nine years now, and I have to say for the right person it's one of the best damn jobs out there. The only problem I've ever had is when work dries up and you find yourself on the bench a little too long. Hopefully by now you've looked into it a bit, but if you haven't look into "Helmets to Hardhats" like Chris said, it's a good program.

[@austinwohlmuth702]

Good luck

[@p.rossopperman4699]

I didn't make the video but I'm a union Ironworker so I can tell you how to get into the Ironworkers. What city and state do you live in? There are Iron Workers Union Halls all over the United States and Canada you would have to pick a home local....? My home is local 378 Oakland. You're not going to be a connector when you first start out in the Ironworkers although what they were doing in the video was a very simple pic of a small bar joist which is way different when you're hanging iron floor beams and the big gigantic girders that we connect way in the sky it's a different animal ...We can hang 120 to 200 pieces of iron each day ....structural steel Ironworkers work like dogs every single day....Why? We love it.. Dangerous by choice

[@nathankoroush7918]

you guys are crazy. good work

[@arknsawboy8702]

I love this video man. I love bein an ironworker too. aimt nothin like bein in the air. keep postin videos man

[@joshuanuss3692]

The GC must be pretty laxed about 100% tie off.

[@beensteppin5762]

Wen the cats away the mice will play

[@blades2255]

Non union

[@Nick_papagiorgio_]

Was just gonna comment the same thing .. also with that length of lanyard there probably hitting the ground so it’s a waste anyways lol

[@terrajayde]

That looks so fun

[@nashdoran4663]

Damn, I am afraid of heights, so I will not be iron worker, Lol.

[@vulcanpilot-go7dj]

At least you're honest lol!

[@tommychiletti8506]

It's easy,I'm Afraid of heights,I did small buildings like this for two years,walking the beam is tricky,very possible

[@knickstape2559]

@@tommychiletti8506 im thinking about doing this trade small buildings dont seem difficult but those 30 story buildings are the ones im scared of honestly lol

[@tommychiletti8506]

@@knickstape2559 nice,I was making 15,was talking to a welder at a shop about steel erecting and the job I was doing,he said there's some jobs in Louisiana right now,told me a connector/structural welder are making 29,told me I was working too hard,I was doing commercial,the entire building,frame,insulation ,skins, roof panels,I'ma check it out in a month or so,good luck,

[@gnez28]

As long as you're clipped in, no worries, bro...

[@andrewhobbs2]

God I hate walking joists. Especially when there not the bolted kind. You got some steady legs. Lol

[@lossothegreat]

Dam that is awesome better than office job forealz.

[@sterlinghogan4966]

I do commercial steel buildings. Never more than a single story but I carry a dewalt 20v 1)2" brushes impact with me to tighten bolts. One day I stuffed and tightened fifty lbs of 1/2" bolts. Idk if I could do that with a hand wrench. lol!

[@forceofhumanity3300]

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[@LogicandReason]

Adam Sheridan, my son's both CIB recipients, both Iraq & Afghanistan, joined Local Union #48, OKC. The International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Iron Workers. My son's joined on the "Helmets to Hardhats" program. You should as well... as long as your not afraid of heights.

[@mattvoelker4242]

Where's this located? I'm a ironworker in seattle and I thought this go pro idea was a great idea and might have to give it a try!

[@dudebro2191]

Hey, do you enjoy being an ironworker?

[@korey92394]

Matt Voelker Im an ironworker in Los Angeles. Just made a visit up there and noticed alot of work going on.

[@ryangio87]

Very nice

[@mercedezgonzales8113]

What kind of lanyard are u using I would like to have one u can move easily on the steel instead of using the beamer

[@davep9573]

+Mercedez Gonzales Looks like he is just using a dog leash.

[@quentinkaramitsos6446]

Why does only one bolt get put in, does someone come through later to finish?

[@beensteppin5762]

Yes the bolt up gang comes behind them and fills every hole. The cranes are expensive so they like to put enough bolts in the iron to keep it up and keep it moving. Instead of having the x amount of dollar an hour crane waiting on guys to get every bolt in

[@ddreday]

awesome!

[@melanieborhi7725]

so living in Canada we do have unions who hire, but very seldom, how do you get into this trade if you have 0 experience, I have sent resume to unions and heard nothing even took a welding course.

[@randynelson9141]

Get on google and find your local union for your area, then find out when theyre taking apprenticeship applications, go fill one out and pray for the call. Once you do that youll have a 3-5 year apprenticeship where youll learn everything you need to know. Even apprentices earn excellent wages. You even get paid for the combined 160 hours of classroom time. Youll be a journeyperson

[@stephaniehall9663]

Melanie Borhi move to Edmonton go to nait school an than apply up north. I'm a female doin it.

[@forceofhumanity3300]

I need Job there producers Please. Saudi Arabia Steel Structure Experience: I have four years Experience in Erection with Different Contractors on Steel Structure "hunger" Fanda Shopping mall, Technical Colleges Water filtration plant. Poultry form Towers etc. I am also very bold to work above 300m. During this period I worked on Zamil Steel, Kerbey, Mobani, Shaheen and Buttler Steel. watsaap:0597545875

[@Matanumi]

you'll likely do rebar.... or hang non-union iron

[@forceofhumanity3300]

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[@vulcanpilot-go7dj]

Badass

[@jorgeesquivel1221]

Be safe brother from local 66

[@npudz9287]

100% Canadian

[@tubaljohn1]

Get a good choker, and tape the mouse back! What local are you? Cool video, but I can really make your job faster, and in my opinion safer. (osha still agrees). Rig the choker over, and threw the ball will a twist. It will pop off. I have done joints/trusses for years. Chi-town old school.

[@chadsutton3499]

What's the max length your strap is allowed to go out? I'm surprised it can go out as long as it does in these videos.

[@robartsify]

Chad Sutton wasnt a very safe set up haha. More for looks than anything lol

[@michaelharris8102]

Boom down carry the load there u go nice Job last joist here's your layoff check I'll call u LoL JIW local 172 Columbus Ohio

[@senorjalapeno3937]

*Contacting OSHA*

[@angelortiz5596]

I do the same work and im making 15$ hr

[@43v3rsd9]

Oof i make 20 as a pre apprentice

[@nitrojunkie9027]

Sucks to be you

[@stevenpeterson4785]

Catty as hell.

[@porkercon]

Weo

[@EfonEkpo]

If I did this job, I'd probably fall off and die within the first few months 😀

[@IntergalacticCherry]

Lol I like how u put a smiley face after

[@junesondrab3833]

Doesn't pay much.

[@basketcas3717]

June B depends on where you work. Out east they get paid as much as 55 dollars an hour. Colorado were at 29 dollars an hour

[@tubaljohn1]

Cool video, but you are doing joist wrong. If you like I will explain a safer, and faster way. {

[@gregs7398]

Iam a second year and just conected for the first time today....lets just say i learned alot of what to do and some what of what not to do😏How would you do this safer and faster

[@pab4435]

spinin tires startin fires I’m a first year and my spuds are still practically brand new 😂

[@randygump430]

Plz do

[@VGMurders]

nope.

[@sterlinghogan4966]

I do commercial steel buildings. Never more than a single story but I carry a dewalt 20v 1)2" brushes impact with me to tighten bolts. One day I stuffed and tightened fifty lbs of 1/2" bolts. Idk if I could do that with a hand wrench. lol!

[@ardenconnectzsteel9293]

Sterling Hogan pre eng steel buildings...I bin doing them over 10 years