Cool video but done a bit out of sequence in my opinion. After your fall protection is established the very next thing you should do is install the overhang brackets, 4x8's and railing. That gives you more workable space in a real world project. These guys had the benefit of working on a concrete floor.
Depends on Waller hanger system. These guys are using borg hangers. If overhang bracket hangers are poured in concrete beam yes you can do as you say. If over the top hangers for Bethany brackets and waler you need to hang interior waler then over hang. Just depends. We like to use false decking for interior beams to work off of safety cable for tie off on exterior beams until overhang is formed then guard rail is installed.
@Gordon Kaske I get what you are saying. With concrete beams we almost always set our overhangs first. Actually we do with steel beams to but usually our bridges are overpasses and we have the benefit of working below with lifts. I could definitely see your point on mulit span bridges over water. Just seems like all that falsework between beams would get in the way of your pre-stressed panels or SIP forms, but I guess that comes with the territory eah?
@@jimmymullins8727 so even though they lay down those concrete plates, they're still paved on? I'm trying to find a video that shows this but it's hard to describe
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2023 update~ 1. Install fall protection 2. Fly in girders 3. Glue down foams camber strips 4. Set precast deck panels
Good video for student SMK from Indonesia... Thanks 👍
Cool video but done a bit out of sequence in my opinion. After your fall protection is established the very next thing you should do is install the overhang brackets, 4x8's and railing. That gives you more workable space in a real world project. These guys had the benefit of working on a concrete floor.
Depends on Waller hanger system. These guys are using borg hangers. If overhang bracket hangers are poured in concrete beam yes you can do as you say. If over the top hangers for Bethany brackets and waler you need to hang interior waler then over hang. Just depends. We like to use false decking for interior beams to work off of safety cable for tie off on exterior beams until overhang is formed then guard rail is installed.
@Gordon Kaske I get what you are saying. With concrete beams we almost always set our overhangs first. Actually we do with steel beams to but usually our bridges are overpasses and we have the benefit of working below with lifts. I could definitely see your point on mulit span bridges over water. Just seems like all that falsework between beams would get in the way of your pre-stressed panels or SIP forms, but I guess that comes with the territory eah?
Is that a training center?
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I've always wondered this but why do those I beams have wooden planks in between them during construction? Aren't they heavy enough to stay in place?
Its for plywood to laydown on , basically its the bracing for the bottom of you deck forms. It has to be strong for when concrete is poured.
I've also seen some sort of sheet steel used as well.
@@jimmymullins8727 so even though they lay down those concrete plates, they're still paved on? I'm trying to find a video that shows this but it's hard to describe
Metal decking seems faster and safer
And more so pre-stressed panels, IMO.
No wonder why construction workers are always standing around staring at shit
Tyler stop being a moron
Yeah fuck you Tyler
You've never worked construction or maintenance.
Why are they all wearing hard hats when they don’t have to and dress like builder’s .
It's practice for when they get into the field, always have to wear ppe better get use to it now.