Toolbox Talk: Steel Erection Safety

Toolbox Talk: Steel Erection Safety

[@ahmedyildirim]

Thanks for sharing valuable information

[@ryanburbridge]

2:33 sorry had to interrupt… those are NOT distribution pad! Those are to keep rocks from damaging the aluminum floats. Any mats or crib must be engineered to distribute a load. Just an FYI for when i show up and refuse to use them and call you an idiot for not understanding. Great video overall

[@JAV8309]

Appreciate the shared knowledge! Keep them coming...

[@texasmade647]

I got subtracted out of Texas to work in Minnesota with Keihm Construction to do steel erection, let me tell ya their safety sucks had an accident due to lack of safety.Ive worked Construction over 20 years experience never had I had an accident due to lack of safety for its workers now I will suffer for the rest of my life but hey glad I'm still alive

[@dhoodzjrcomprabuhayofw5161]

Boss you said full protection but i can't see the full barrication underneth and the signages😉✌

[@josephisaac3603]

Weres the red tape

[@josephisaac3603]

It’s not a 10’000 pound beam

[@sherali7157]

I need work for shade direction do you have

[@ouadahsalah5552]

I'm a boat looking for a job.

[@abu_276]

I need job of steel erector i have done 4 years in uae full exp with steel erection manlift operate rigging and lifting

[@terryduckworth5105]

So far behind 😱

[@Pungentmeat]

OSHA says no more than 2 floors can be erected unless the floor is decked or planked.

[@terryduckworth5105]

😂😂😂😂

[@albertokarkourmoreno]

Thank you, is great information

[@waheedislam2989]

Where you working sir?

[@BoysInTheWoodsofPA]

He works in the office.

[@dennisisaac746]

Short handled today lol

[@dennisisaac746]

Red tape area

[@julbanansari1811]

I am fitter