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[@Raj-nh3fc]

I don't think that they use asbestos any more but all that dust is very harmful, no matter what product.

[@borderm3]

I was thinking the same, these guys bust their butt, hope they are safe

[@paulterhaar4218]

🤣. Sabirs Shahzor feeds does still use asbestos. The bags you see, 30-60% chrysotile asbestos. It is Pakistan. They still export and use xxx tons every year. 🤣

[@phildelfosse8085]

What about the dust liberated all over the world when applying these shoes to slow down vehicles....

[@borderm3]

@@phildelfosse8085 I think the levels of asbestos that need to be breathed in to cause problems are far above that kind of exposure. I believe it’s the folks that work with it intimately on a daily basis that have issues.

[@bigredc222]

@@phildelfosse8085 It falls to the ground and mixes with the dirt, it doesn't go up and stay floating in the air. The mask the one guy is using is useless for asbestos, they should be using the respirator type with screw-on cartridges.

[@sjv6598]

I’m not usually a safety nanny but breathing in that amount of dust on a daily bases regardless of it being asbestos or not will greatly reduce your lifespan.

[@tahirusman5929]

Very correct but them they don’t want to or are unwilling to learn or improve.I have myself tried telling quite a few at paint booths and workshops but they don’t care

[@johnstaton5524]

@@tahirusman5929 its called population control. Lol. 7.5 billion humans and still counting. But for real in dusty environments for work you should really wear a dust mask.

[@tahirusman5929]

@@johnstaton5524 Man that place needs a giant vacuum cleaner for sure!

[@maxpuppy96]

Oh man you are so right

[@SwapPartLLC]

@@tahirusman5929 Under the dust, there's nothing but sand. Wouldn't be anything left but a giant hole in the ground after vacuuming.

[@DimaKony]

Ужас, я закашлял просто от просмотра видео!!!

[@mik9nich]

Одноразовые рабочие..... Это писец.

[@jamesrossmotors]

As a mechanic and a user of these linings I feel sick to the stomach to see the atrocities taking place in this factory and support it by purchasing them. I would rather pay $20 a box more and see the conditions and safety improved for these workers and the importers should insist on it to. I wish I was able to do something about it.

[@bachlava7]

Unfortunately I don't know if any of these brands even make it to where you are... I thought the same. You'd also have to make sure the money went to improved conditions and not certain people's pockets.

[@sir-richard4172]

@@bachlava7 the money goes to the company. The owner gets fat as fk while the employees get a pittance.

[@bachlava7]

@@sir-richard4172 while I have no problem with the owners and investors making a bit more because they take more of the risk, in these obvious situations....oof 🤦

[@sir-richard4172]

@@bachlava7 exactly. The owner doesn't care about their safety.

[@moll780]

until local regulations protect workers nothing will change and regulations won't be in place while corrupt officials profit off cheap labor making products for 3rd world countries.

[@icandoit4284]

It's really painful to watch these awesome guys working hard for their money without any Personal protection Equipment. All my respect for them .God keep their health the most time possible

[@aryo2902]

Betul itu jaga kesehatan gunakan masker

[@phaedrabacker2004]

Hard working guys. My heart goes out to them. Lungs too.

[@alexandergonsales9514]

Asbestos is a bicth

[@jrhackman7414]

@UberJellyMan I think most brakes are asbestos free these days

[@sir-richard4172]

@@jrhackman7414 ceramic I believe.

[@notsure3122]

@@jrhackman7414 probably in modern factories but that's pure asbestos

[@joshcook8586]

@@notsure3122 it’s in a middle eastern country where asbestos is still legal.

[@dimasyard]

У вас и свое кладбище наверное есть? Нельзя же так , мужики!

[@myautodeskinventor]

Парни, а у вас так же лёгкие делают или у вас сменные фильтрующие элементы? PS: даже COVID должен заплакать и убежать!

[@ДарканбекКальменов]

Действительно(((

[@АлексейБ-ж9э]

@@Vadik11111 Не болел наверно? Я тоже думал херь,но оказалось ошибся.

[@АлексейБ-ж9э]

@@Vadik11111 Так по твоему кто бараны-это те кто верят в ковид,или же напротив кто в него не верит?

[@futtson1587]

Ну подыши асбестом, заодно и сравнишь...

[@myautodeskinventor]

@@futtson1587 видимо ты уже попробовал ;)

[@clayton8465]

Oh my god. Lung cancer much? I got itchy watching. Great video!

[@ИменхатебБорисович]

Это видео надо смотреть в респираторе.

[@ryzpmnbibys]

Я то думаю 🤔, че вдруг кашлять 😷 начал… Аж через экран почувствовал пыль на зубах….

[@PorkyHontas]

Thank you United States unions for ushering in the 40 hour work week, the middle class, and most importantly, safety standards in the workplace. These poor fellows here in this video are likely in store for a rough life in conditions like these.

[@arbjful]

That’s one reason why your economy is failing badly. You have become a consumer based economy rather than production based (like China)

[@PorkyHontas]

@@arbjful what does that have to do with my comment? I can't help the fact greedy corporations sell out their own country just to get around paying a living wage.

[@arbjful]

@@PorkyHontas they do have expenses, and most people want things for cheap…you cannot have it both ways

[@PorkyHontas]

@@arbjful not arguing that and agree.

[@arbjful]

@@PorkyHontas 🙏

[@tilirit]

Упаковщику повезло, он меньше всех дышит этой хренью.

[@boday4637]

Судя по тому как он вяло шевелиться,он уже успел подышать

[@user-6x6truck]

@@boday4637 карьерный рост.. До упаковщика доживает не каждый)

[@boday4637]

@@user-6x6truck Хэ,так тоже вариант)

[@R2robot]

My first job out of highschool was rebuilding brake shoes using linings like these. I wonder if some of the linings we used came from here. I thought I was doing a dirty job, but it was NOTHING compared to what these guys are doing. Wow.

[@Болгарин-т5р]

Как они ещё ходят то на прямых ногах, а не на корточках?

[@simvrod]

Health and safety not reach there yet. 🙂

[@jack_timber]

Well they were wearing steel toe cap flip flops😂

[@zednott]

thats why production moves there, and judging from other videos no child labor laws either

[@simvrod]

@@zednott true,very true.

[@Pimentel-Kreations]

I can say you never had a similar job in the U.S. they exist and chinese owned. Working for those communist bastards is the worst.

[@agaefejotaerre8569]

@@jack_timber 😂😂😂😂

[@АркадиАлборов-щ1ч]

Они должны работать как минимум в костюмах хим защите .это просто пиздец.

[@ДмитрийБашков-п6ь]

Не боись, там новых нарожают

[@ringstinga]

We really do not realise how lucky we are in our bubble wrapped throw away world when you see the way these skilled men have to make a living !! The conditions these guys are working in is absolutely horrifying , I wish they didn’t have to work in those conditions and in this day and age there is no reason they should have to !

[@prodence9563]

If the company give them the all thing to safety , i think they will obey and it will better

[@balkrishnavispute2146]

No safty and healthy atmosphere.They are not provided any thing to prevent from dust.

[@thuamteahl6543]

Whenever i read the comments almost half of it is about their working conditions..Well after seeing most of these Industries/Factories, they make almost everything out there as cheap as f**k,so don't you think can they afford a simple Work uniform,Gloves,work shoes and Masks, of course they can,(like i said they make almost everything as cheap as f**k). Yes they can,but they choose not to. thats it.

[@SMHman666]

Jim It's easy to see why big companies choose to make their products in these countries instead of where the workers get looked after better. It all comes down to cost, unfortunately.

[@artisansportsman8950]

No different to conditions in the UK in living memory, in fact i have witnessed worse in the UK with immigrants employing immigrants to do jobs like stripping out asbestos no safety just get on with it.

[@timkis64]

i wonder how long those guys can work after breathing so much of the dust.that just insane.would love to know the cancer statistics are from these (so called) factories.probably unbelievably high.its such a shame folks have to die slowly to put food on their tables.

[@lawrenceveinotte]

From what i understand asbestos is still in use in India, i know you can order welding blankets that have asbestos.

[@travish3756]

Kids will starve otherwise

[@travish3756]

@@mariomarquez5559 my grandfather worked for the railroad and died of leukemia. I 100% believe it was from the chemicals and stuff they used to clean the trains

[@floridagunrat1625]

@@mariomarquez5559 I don't know where you live but obviously you haven't really experienced working at the United States. There is no comparison between these working conditions and working in the United States, even in the mining industry.

[@samwhite9894]

Everyone has cancer

[@АнатолійСербін-ц1о]

Вот где делают накладки для BPW и SAF оригинал! Респект мужикам.

[@travelling_stephen]

I wouldn't hold your breath.

[@6tamaka9]

ооочень вредное производство, могут позволить, их миллиард...

[@Kot_Anatolyi]

@@6tamaka9 Пакистан 220 млн. чел.

[@maxpouver]

Хорошее видео. Парни молодцы, работяги!! Очень очень жаль, что нет у них средств защиты((( может им как то скинутся можно, хотяб что бы легкие при покраске и работой с порошком, не травмировали??

[@Ztalin]

I like your videos most of the time. This just made me sad.

[@tonymazz9912]

This is how it was done in America a long time ago. No safety or health standards. Everything was hands on and very few complained. You your happy to work and kept your mouth shut. Today some places are old school and the quality is excellent. I give major credit to those who work in this manner. God bless them 🙏

[@betlejuice247]

This keeps countries independent from other counties. I applaud to this.

[@travish3756]

Dude that's why my grandpa died of leukemia after working for the railroad. No safety masks just breathing in all that dust.

[@eggman5855]

Humm. This kind of workplace environment was seen until the 1960s somewhere in Japan. Thanks to labour action and legal action against social injustice, we don't have this anymore in the country. These guys of the video will die early. Who's gonna save them in South Asia?

[@garyr7027]

They deserve more than credit, they deserve a proper work environment. No job is worth dying over when their lungs give out.

[@sjv6598]

It’s just a shame they will all die a very painful death of mesothelioma.

[@krissilen]

Те, кто покупают эти изделия - пособники и рабовладельцы. Это просто необходимо прекратить и запретить, это пиздец.

[@paulterhaar4218]

🤣. Sabirs Shahzor feeds does still use asbestos. The bags you see, 30-60% chrysotile asbestos. It is Pakistan. They still export and use xxx tons every year. 🤣

[@_Jeha]

Челябинские мужики нервно курят в сторонке!

[@djlostitboy]

How any of them make it past their 15th birthday amazes me more then the process itself.

[@leedale4008]

I bet old age is not an option here,but respect your work and work ethic.

[@Shawn_the_Protogen]

All I can say is these men have my deepest gratitude for keeping trucks from hitting me, keep up the fantastic work.

[@eric63377]

I agree with you much respect for these men.

[@alvarobarrera9958]

No compraría nada a esta fábrica. Los trabajadores no están protegidos, las condiciones de labor son inhumanas, eso es un abuso criminal con la gente que labora

[@generalmassive1907]

Masks anybody 😔

[@RDTSfamily]

Nobody 😔

[@jimmason1072]

Why?

[@aydinali5381]

They just whant to control peopolation

[@picmanjoe]

How that dude at the saw/grinder still has 10 fingers I'll never know!

[@delta3eight]

He only has 8 fingers.. 2 thumbs 🤣

[@lwilton]

That appears to be a cutoff wheel, not a saw blade. On a comparative scale, those aren't that dangerous. If you work at it you can probably take off a finger, but you would have to work at it a lot more than with a saw blade. This won't pull you into the cut, and a blade will. Also, the footage there (and most of the video) is sped up a lot, he is actually moving fairly slowly. Not really dangerous at all compared to the presses and the drum sanders.

[@josevidal8744]

Precarias condiciones de trabajo, estos hombres con seguridad verán sus pulmones afectados por silicosis.

[@rudylopez5060]

for goodness sake. if u are the boss and owner for this factory, spare a thought for the health and safety of your workers. these are skilled workers. wear goggles, masks and gloves. those untreated powder contain harmful chemicals.

[@helvacihelva]

No need for that, humans are cheap at that part of the world, a worked got sick or died? Just get a new one.

[@theonlybuzz1969]

You are right Rudy, there is a very high chance of getting Asbestosis from the powder that is used.i wish that it would be banned permanently.

[@travish3756]

It's to hot in India for all that sh!+. That's why they don't even wear shoes man. It's like 113 in the morning in the shade

[@TickleThyBrain]

@@travish3756 How do you think the weather is in Pakistan, where this was shot?

[@floridagunrat1625]

@@helvacihelva Sad but true.

[@gvet47]

Well the conditions in two manufacturing plant I worked in were really no better in the mid 60's in the US. I just wonder if they have improved. One still in the US but the other moved to Mexico.

[@linuxlinux9914]

Yes and we learned how damaging asbestos was and warned the world. But people still act like this asbestos dust in the video is not a serious thing. I'm glad you didn't experience Mesothelioma you must have not worked there long or got very lucky.

[@ДмитрийМухоморов-б8у]

Отработав на этом пыльном производстве несколько лет останешься без лёгких.

[@DineshSharma-ou9rf]

no lab testing no quality testing no friction test and what about wear and tear test ?

[@rcrotorfreak]

It doesn't apply at their country lol

[@cheviceroolmedo8759]

No están usando. El equipo protector necesario para trabajar el asbesto. Así morirán rapido

[@shivaprakashhn7124]

It vil tested at might on their 4 🕳 holes at home.

[@OTOss8]

3:20 Very first pair of safety glasses I've seen anyone use in any of these Pakistani/Indian factory videos. Amazing. This guy is a legend.

[@mgadriescu]

Maybe are just regular glasses to see well at short distances

[@ricardobocus6304]

My eyes are itching after watching thus video

[@JP.Alonso]

Also some wear face mask. Could be for all toxic particles?😂

[@Prateek_Rathee2102]

@@mgadriescu 😂😂

[@HelloHiHelloHiHello]

That means you've only seen small scale industry videos. Bigger companies do have to follow protocols but they don't let shoot videos

[@АлексейБ-ж9э]

Мужики,используйте нормальные средства защиты-здоровье дороже,а так лайк 👍

[@user-6x6truck]

Их там много

[@expert.]

I worked on refurbishing the brakes. These linings smell bad and are poisonous. I am surprised by these people, how they work indoors without masks and there is no ventilation inside.

[@maiedova]

These poor people are shortening their lives for what are probably lousy wages.

[@СергейКондауров-ъ5х]

Колодки brembo готовы!

[@ReadTheBible8]

That first man operating the drill press knows his stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@Alex_N_Nov]

Я вот ни как не пойму как они целыми днями на кортах сидят

[@РоманКовряков]

Это ужасно вредит здоровью. Мужики профессионалы, но никакой техники безопасности!

[@anton_619]

согласен, тоскливо

[@JavierRodriguez-pp8ci]

Que gobierno tan miserable tienen.como permiten eso?

[@sergey3157]

А маска?)

[@Deemon1]

Как и любое производство в Пакистане

[@РоманКовряков]

@@sergey3157 О да, я маску то сразу не заметил. Теперь все нормально..

[@norriestewart4333]

Shocking conditions for them to work in. Zero health & safety Zero protective equipment Zero concern for the employees welfare.

[@aijazshaikh7621]

Good observation,yes we have iron man to do this work.

[@VVBoris]

У меня такое ощущение, что те TRW которые я купил, сделали в соседнем здании

[@bachlava7]

I'm going to guess due to lack of quality assurance they gather up the dust and reform that into brakes as well? 🤷

[@saulatali8336]

I hope the owners of this factory read the comments and act upon it. By improving working conditions everyone will benefit and production will also increase. Please progress with the times.

[@AmAm-yf4me]

It is cheaper to replace sick workers than to invest in safe machines

[@adamjankowski7679]

In 3rd world countries a person has to eat. Sorry but it's likely this is the best it gets for them as this is just basic labor and not even skilled at that.

[@saulatali8336]

@@adamjankowski7679 Fair point about eating (livelihood ), but the owners of these factories can still improve the working conditions.

[@adamjankowski7679]

@@saulatali8336 this isn't a "factory" like America but just a dozen guys working to make brake shoes out of some decrepit building. We in first world's don't understand that if you show your wealth in a 3rd world you get kidnapped, murdered, or your creation destroyed. Without cheap reliable energy this is how the rest of the world would live as well.

[@topduk]

They are likely relaxing in a first world country, having emigrated, and are completely unconcerned.

[@danhammond8406]

The dust is so thick it shows on the camera as floating snow

[@theoracle6005]

Great work, unsafe working with the risk of silicosis. Hope their employers look at making work processes safer to protect the well being of their employees

[@abdellahzaidi1257]

Les patrons de ces usines de merde et toutes maladies. Empoches les millions de dollars 💵💵💵. Puis il s’en volent vers l’europe ou l’Amérique pour bien s’amuser 🍷 🍷 👯‍♂️👯👯‍♀️💋💋💋

[@Spookieham]

In Pakistan? No chance

[@antoniogomez7689]

Or MESOTHILIOMA. thats asbesstoss

[@donaldduck4867]

It’s hard to watch these videos knowing the workers are probably dying from exposure to harmful substances.

[@dskillern]

How about lung cancer for everyone?

[@migliaracer1]

This is why foreign produced stuff is cheap. No health and safety. Shocking video.

[@closertothetruth9209]

if its asbestos, quit that job Now and never go back.

[@paulterhaar4218]

🤣. Sabirs Shahzor feeds does still use asbestos. The bags you see, 30-60% chrysotile asbestos. It is Pakistan. They still export and use xxx tons every year. 🤣

[@closertothetruth9209]

@@paulterhaar4218 oh man thats sad, i had many friends and relatives die horribly from it

[@paulterhaar4218]

@@closertothetruth9209 sad it is. As asbestremovalspecialist it gives me goosbumps when i look at the dust falling on his had, laying on the ground, flying in the air. For what we know this is crazy.

[@closertothetruth9209]

@@paulterhaar4218 did that one day, full ppe , hosing with water etc, i reckon if i did it for a living id wear a positive pressure respirator to eliminate any fine dust being inhaled between the mask and face, been wearing masks over 30 years now they never seal 100%.

[@jainudin1752]

can you tell me what sand is used and its composition?

[@ZerokillerOppel1]

Omg...look at the stuff floating through the air...poor guys...

[@susanthrapp6154]

What are the ingredients I wounder some kinda of clay and ....

[@Ztalin]

Asbestos

[@drbichat5229]

Nothing like the fresh aroma of asbestos

[@dinomatos1754]

Nossa? O pessoal não, não usa luvas, não óculos, não usa nenhum tipo de epi?

[@АлексД555]

Привет трудягам,мужики молодцы!👍🤝

[@Wwladislaw]

неужели все колодки для авто так делают?

[@петровичинжинер]

@@Wwladislaw в принципе-да.здесь для шайтан-арба т.е для местных.😃

[@dimapavlov6087]

@@петровичинжинер ну наверно, стали бы для местных на термоусадку тратится

[@sjhyder]

Heavy vehicles brake shoes are made with asbestes material, this material is highly dangerous for the lungs, and causes Cancer. This material banned most of the countries due to very bad for the inviroment, but unfotunately we are still using, governnent must take some action, or at least safety gears should provide for these workers, they all are working in the dangerous inviroment. GOD bless them.

[@pablobernal7916]

Hola amigos..muy buen trabajo...rapidez y simplicidad ..usen protección ..Saludos..!!

[@bbltd.3154]

Bro. Wear face masks. Isn't this held together with asbestos?

[@leinadalan]

Too bad this younger generation in America doesn't wanna work or do anything yet they want 15.00 min wage. Its forcing companies to leave and go to places where people do wanna work. Granted, I'm sure taking advantage of these people.

[@forgottenman643]

pretty tough to have any work ethic when kids only -- or maybe -- begin part-time at 16 or so when it needs to be at no more than 5 or maybe 6 years old when parents can -- quite literally hold their hand to ensure not only is the chore being done correctly but learn 'how to work'...

[@topduk]

Does $15 mean they can afford to live, or are their parents subsidizing their "employer"?

[@shamskachooey9485]

Very nice and hard job i don't know how they are working with a lot of dust without any mask ???

[@nasseemmuttur778]

Zero health and safety.

[@DRaysShop]

It appears that these unsafe working conditions have affected their spelling... "breaks". Brake dust... It does a body good.

[@ivanleterror9158]

At 6:57 you see where they "radius" the shoes. We did that with every shoe we installed and they matched the drums where there was contact from end to end with the drum when applied. When they took those machines away the customer drove off with new shoes that only contacted the drum at both ends until the shoes wore in where there was total contact to the drum. They just should have had us wear dust masks so the customer could have a "complete" job.

[@WHIRLWOLF]

What do you mean by "they took it away" ?

[@ivanleterror9158]

@@WHIRLWOLF It became a "safety issue" and those were no longer allowed for use, an OSHA regulation.

[@WHIRLWOLF]

@@ivanleterror9158 oh okay ! Thank you

[@jjtransman6353]

It was called arcing the shoes. They ground the brake material (asbestos)on the shoe to match the arc or curve of the brake drum so there would be full contact from the get go. As you cut a drum it becomes larger inside and the contact of the shoe is reduced unless its cut to match that curve. In doing so it creates asbestos dust, that's why you can do it anymore. My nose was getting itchy seeing all that dust in the air!

[@ivanleterror9158]

@@jjtransman6353 And most of those were made by Bendix like many of the brake lathes at that time.

[@haseebbukhari9705]

Making fake copies of Mintye and other brands. Playing with the lives of people.

[@robertoruiz7069]

Thank you for making a part that cost me very little and DOES such a important job on my truck.STOPPING when i press on the brake pedal. IT'S because of you and your hard work that i can make a living for my 6 children and buy my 12 pack off bear every FRIDAY NIGHT ,then sit around on SUNDAY all day and watch FOOTBALL.ME and my 3 sons have fun while the wife and my 3 daughters go off and visit they're friends,SO FROM AMERICA >>>THANK YOU !!!!

[@stewartross1233]

The part should cost a lot less being manufactured there but the savings are not passed on to you and me. These poor souls are paid a pittance while everyone else in the supply chain gets rich on their backs!

[@brettlehman1114]

Highly unlikely that you are buying these pads in USA, these are domestic market.

[@topduk]

@@brettlehman1114 Yes we get the lower quality product that uses asbestos substitute and made in Mexico instead.

[@linuxlinux9914]

These pads do not come to america they are sold domestically in Pakistan. We have very strict DOT certification tests for brake pads here in America. Even the Chinese pads sold are made in better conditions then this.

[@Spookieham]

Those pads wouldn't even be allowed in the US

[@ryzpmnbibys]

4:05 Hublot за £9000… А работяга с мешком на шеи , тягает его за 270 рупии в день…. Вот и вся суть…

[@Sergio-qp5uj]

Meu respeito a esses homens trabalhadores.

[@aklibadache7624]

ظروف عمل خطيرة و تسبب أمراضا. كان الله في عون البسطاء.

[@ValdirSilva-sz1ms]

*BOM TRABALHO COM AS LONAS DE FREIO*

[@leonro70]

Me imagino que unos de los componentes que utilizan es amianto. Los veo tan orgullosos de su tarea con cero protección y cobrando un salario muy precario. Son admirables

[@silaspinheiro7540]

Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho!

[@adm.tecnologo2242]

👍

[@joeljose6992]

Esse povo trabalhando sem máscara sem proteção nenhuma nesse pó vão morrer todos dê cilicose

[@zednott]

if there was only global min wage, OSHA ( health and safety) , and child labor laws. I love the work that can be done with little to nothing thats why I find channels like this. but these ppl are being taken advantage of, and are going to pay with there health and shortened life span.

[@alistairshanks5099]

Any dust particles over a certain size are bad for your lungs when you breath them in all day. There are still countries using asbestos because it is cheap and works well in brakes so I would not doubt that it would be used here. I have seen a brake lining manufacturing plant that is almost fully automated and with very litle dust escaping any process but the lives of these people is cheaper. By providing these job oportunities are we in the west helping impoverished countries or contributing to our own downfall through over population. Every country on earth sits somewhere on the economic evolutionary ladder and every one is trying to emulate those that sit higher but that is not possible because the resources needed for that to happen are not available. These people are working in what was our Victorian era with regard to work safety are you going to tell them that for the sake of western economies that is where they will have to stay?

[@seany8787]

Great point. It seems they already lost the game of life by simply being born there.

[@arielguaman9617]

Exilente trabajo, gracias por compartir, espero que comparta más vídeos, éxitos

[@anatolyshestakov764]

Я так понимаю, что это производство в тюрьме, и работают смертники.

[@rajapanhyarraja1887]

Done kr dya Bhai

[@НашСемейников]

Они умерли и работают в аду .

[@ershvv7567]

Асбест и прочая химия...

[@WBT714]

You guys are amazing. Keep up the good work 👍👌

[@theredman101]

I wouldn't call that good work. Hard work yes

[@johnsamu]

Where the cost of a life and labor is cheap, working conditions are equally bad. Aka "When you don't want to do the job there's a lot of other people who will".

[@augustoemery2610]

Vcs são 10 no q fazem, tiro chapéu p vcs.

[@Gloria_ao_pai]

@@alexandrej5066 Mais morrem cedo...

[@sinesiorodriguesfilho9566]

Trabalho escravo, sem equipamentos de segurança e as grandes montadoras lucrando.

[@timblackwood1531]

They will regret working with the dust as it will destroy the lungs 😕😕😕🙁

[@rodrigolumi]

Great work! A lot of jobs created!!!

[@ghiosillvan2859]

Ya right.. Labour intensive and asbestos induced lung cancer deaths, an alther jobs for grave digger. sarcasm 🤔

[@rodrigolumi]

A job is a job; if it helps put food on the table, giving dignity, better. The work conditions will improve naturally and gradually as a country evolves.

[@josechacinhipercubo5204]

Un trabajo es para llevar comida a la mesa y vivir con dignidad. Como asalariado que debes ser, no entiendo como no ves el problema de trabajar en condiciones que ponen en riesgo la salud al trabajar con asbesto

[@rodrigolumi]

@@josechacinhipercubo5204 por supuesto que veo un problema. pero si no vamos a encontrar una solución, solo vamos a criticar para que los políticos cierren la empresa y despidan a los empleados, es mejor callar. China hace esto y los medios de comunicación y otros partidarios del trabajo no tienen el coraje de decir nada. Solo estamos viendo este video porque los trabajadores viven en un país libre. Es la ley de la oferta y la demanda la que obliga a la empresa a cambiar sus medios de producción. si los clientes no compran, no hay trabajo arriesgado, pero mientras los compradores no evolucionen, no habrá cambios. Creo que el mercado mismo se ajusta si la clase política no se involucra.

[@AmhedFlores]

Desde hace 3 semanas me vengo viendo videos de tu canal, me he. quedado sorprendido por el talento de estas personas. Saludos desde Ecuador

[@AMeise-vy4fk]

Looks like, that some kind of International flu, is the last problem of these guys

[@ericbivins8014]

These guys must cough up brake pads at night!!! OMG

[@tiaggovox]

Situação de trabalho horrível.

[@rman7411]

довго такие люди не живут ,пиль етаочень вредна

[@jesuspamindanan979]

Where are your workers SAFETY FACE MASK AND SHIELD ???

[@Nelipson]

Capitalism slavery 2.0 :)

[@MrPericles65]

The breath protection mask don't help too much. I feel sorry for theire healt condition. Message to the factory: find better protection for the workers, please!

[@johng5295]

Thanks in a million. Great content. Awesome imagination. Grade: A++💥

[@ibhutanwalktours5289]

Are these workers robot…..As far as i know the the materials from which the disc break is made are really toxic to our health. Common issues is Cancer! May god bless them!!!

[@garazeprefabrykowaneproduc8263]

Asbestos. Everywhere asbestos...

[@cheiodeodio1]

I wonder how must be the turnover of employees in this factory, pneumoconiosis must be a common disease among workers, since the video is visible the amount of loose particles in the air and only one was filmed using mask and still inappropriate. I like to see the way Indians work, they are extraordinary in making their products almost handmade, but zero safety at work.

[@abidsaleem1711]

These are Pakistanis sir.

[@cheiodeodio1]

@@abidsaleem1711 Thanks !!!