I Caught This Waterproofing Contractor On Bodycam…
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- Confrontations can be tough, especially when it comes to pointing out mistakes. But it's essential for ensuring quality and safety. Dive deep with us into this raw bodycam footage as the TikTok Inspector faces off with a waterproofing contractor. The exchange isn't just a confrontation but a lesson on doing compliant work right! With detailed photos and crucial extracts, this video offers a unique insight into the on-ground challenges and the spirit of continuous learning in the construction world. Grab your seat, and let's dive in!
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I appreciate your professionalism, speaking to this man like a human and not putting him down, im sure he is embarrassed and hopefully is willing to fix his mistakes.
pretty difficult to "fix his mistakes" if he doesn't know how or what it takes to do his job.
@robsmith6087 if he doesn't know how fair call, but he could of had a bad employee do the work, or this guy could be the bad worker either way he has now been shown the right way to do it and has no excuses.
Stuff his feelings .
People work their guts out to own a property and something like this can financially ruin them
@@michael04111986 exactly . . this is what we get nowadays. Pussies running the show, and bugger the realities of hard earned dollars being stolen by these cock-heads !!!!!!!!!!!!! FFS
He just wants paid so he can get to the pub. This is a major annoyance.
You pointed out both WHAT was wrong, WHY it was wrong and the damages it might lead to, and HOW to fix it. Job well done, hopefully he takes all that information and improves his work in the future.
Unfortunately, if you don't know what your are doing in the first place, all the advice is meaningless and the shoddy work will be tiled over before you know it. It's my understanding that, in Victoria, there is no requirement for waterproofing to be inspected before tiling is done and there was no waterproofing licence requirement until maybe recently. .
Trust me he doesn’t care. He’s like “we will deal with it later in the future”
@@TankTheSpank yeah getting that feeling .. he just doesn't care.. it's just a job.. no pride in his work etc
When I did waterproofing, I would scrape surfaces, hammer in any nails that were proud, sweep and typically wipe the surface with a slightly damp sponge before I would start to ensure surface was clean and level for coating. I had a very experienced boss to teach me when doing my apprenticeship.
Just shows how important a good mentor and role model is.
It’s really just common sense- with or without a good mentor. Who puts any kind of proofing, glue or anything of the sort straight on top of construction waste. It’s either laziness or incompetence
@@ahj3225 people tend to emulate the behaviour of what they've been taught and those around them. If they had people around them not caring, then they tend to follow those standards, even if they know better.
Waterproofing isnt a recognised trade. You never did an apprenticeship in waterproofing haha
@@juicedupfreak I was doing a floor and wall tiling apprenticeship and waterproofing was one of the tasks I was taught as part of that. What is your trade or basis for comment?
this is priceless for this man. you tell him how to do his job perfectly! i bet he has no idea how much help you gave him.
A professional should not have to be educated about how to do his job properly. It's absurd.
Cause learning only happens once folks, remember that.
Welcome to day 1 of trade school! Now that you've been playing around with paying customers homes for a few weeks, it's time to learn how waterproofing works!
I mean fair enough, he was probably hired by some guy for the same wage as a Wendys fry cook, what do you expect? Anyone who knows how to do their job well, has created their own business already
@@jg7038 the issues comes down to whether this guy claimed he knew how to do this job. Or if the guy hiring him didn't care to check if he knew.
If he hired the guy and just expected him to do this without gecking if he knew how the it's in he guy who hired him. He could have literally just done what his guy did and told him in 5 minutes exactly how it needed doing.
But if the guy got hired because he said he could do it, and he's doing stuff like this then he doesn't really know what he's doing.
This is probably the only training that he has ever gotten…
@@pat8988 Honestly wouldn't be surprised. The few times I bothered with the construction industry, it was a mix between people who gave a damn like the inspector, and people who clearly gave zero damns and taught nothing while expecting you to just know everything.
It was incredibly frustrating.
You communicated the points while being professional. We need inspectors like you in the US. Clearly that contractor needs supervision.
He's young.
A COURT AND CONTRACTOR ACCOUNTABILITY WITH LEGAL RECORDS AND RECOURSES. ASAP!
Supervision or babysitting? These things aren't really rocket surgery. If they are unable to do these very simple things right, there isn't much hope. Maybe they fit better to make pizza instead?
Morons
All contactor's need supervision !!!
Zeher, much respect for taking the time to try and educate the young fellow, you're so very calm but to the point, explaining, demonstrating, in an approachable way to engage him. I think all of us here got a good primer in waterproofing too ☺️ You're a lovely, ethical man who's very patient explaining things and teaching all of us along the way. Your humour is hilarious too 😂 Education/knowledge is power. Thank you for doing this, it must add to your days of inspecting and writing reports and everything, doing these videos. I really don't know how Netflix or someone hasn't snapped you up for a tv series yet ☺️
Thank you 🙏
he didnt need to be any other way since he was waving a 6inch blade around whilst explaining.
Good stuff. Anyone can criticize one mans work but takes a man to teach one's, ones's work
An educated inspector that cares about the customer. My mind is blown. I wish we had them in the states to inspect all these track homes that are built like absolute shit. 🍻. Great work.
ARE YOU SAYING THAT A FEW "INSPECTORS" VACATION ON EPSTEINS ISLAND?
This is exactly why I love inspectors. I'm a carpenter, and do the best work I can. We all have to remember when doing permits, inspections, all that stuff, that inspectors are there in the end to make sure we all do good work that lasts. Love it.
inspections are fine
it's the people doing them who are often a pain in the neck
@@snooty9349 WEALTH CAN PURCHASE UNDERAGE TOYS EH? SO WHAT CAN'T BE SUBVERTED?
@@georgedunkelberg5004 well… this was dark… I don’t know if you had to jump right to THAT to make your point…. But point made…. Can’t even lie…. Point made!
I lived brought a brand new house once it was built by Chinese, there were short cuts everywhere.
Good job mate probably and hopefully saved a lot of other jobs down that track. Love how you took the time to explain how to do it. Some people never get that chance. And for 99 percent of tradies they never see that job after it’s been finished. This explains what can happen years later and why it’s important to fix it now. Hopefully the knowledge is passed on. Sad for the bloke but this it all part of becoming great at what you do. Learning and making mistakes
NO THE MISTAKE IS THE PROFIT WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER XXX YEARS. STUPID HOME PURCHASESERS WHO THINK THAT REGULATORS WON'T BE BOUGHT.....AS SCOTUS' MAY FISH-FRYING EXEMPLIFIES.
He is listening but I don’t think anything has gotten through.
Seems more like he is waiting for him to leave and has zero plans to do anything.
Mate I absolutely applaud and respect you heaps for how you spoke to the guy in the most professional and dignified manner without being nasty or rude to him, and doing your best to explain your points. Well done!
By pointing out oin mens stuff and asking ,, is it your rubbish'' like it was only thing there - clearly fucking cowboy here
Btw. Its a paint - just paint another layer u fucking einsteins
WHERE IS THAT STATES' INSPECTORS? WHAT LEGAL CONSTRUCITON TEST FOR A BUILDER'S LICENSE? ONLY WHEN CONTRACTORS ARE HELD! ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE STATES' TERMS OF A BUILDERS LIABILITY WITH ENFORCEMENTS, WILL CONSUMERS JUSTICE BECOME AMERICAN STANDARD.
@@georgedunkelberg5004 , WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?
Youre a good teacher site inspector. The guys pride was probably shattered but it was necessary for the job
Lights are on but I'm not sure anybody is home.
The waterproofer responding with a tired “yeah” and “right” and “yep” for every major defect is… concerning.
yeah he couldn't give a shit.
@@DanTuber agreed Mate. When my boss educated me, I took written notes, photos/videos on my phone. Those responses are what I saw when he spoke to some other apprentices who just 'punched the clock'...
They are probably the only words he knows.
That's all of the English language that he knows .
Zero f*cks. He doesn't care.
I learned a lot with this clip, thank you for teaching him rather than insulting him like many others would, not sure why your video was suggested to me, but I loved every moment of it.
How many other bathrooms has the guy done incorrectly though. Im glad youve pulled him up on it. There are more people that will suffer down the track due to non compliant short cuts.
Explaining code to a waterproofer is like explaining cricket to a goose.
that clown was just some kid there's some really good tradies out there
Do you really believe there are 0 good tradies out there?
@@SB-zd3pq close
@@SB-zd3pq there probably isn't anymore tbh after the covid cull 😂
Meanwhile it costs hundreds and thousands of dollars just to get access to the standards to know what the even code is.
This is how instruction should be given he is teaching the young man what needs to be done not saying ur a moron or a hack he explains the problem and the solution teaching the young man how
His company will be closed by the time you get and home and they’ll never be able to get ahold of him again 😂😂😂
Very good inspector! I argue with my clients and helpers constantly over these issues. So many people in construction are ignorant/lazy when it comes to this. I’m getting ready to part ways with a helper turned “partner” (in HIS mind) for issues just like these. We painted every stick of a cabinet in Hawaii at the beach to protect the wood. My guy had to cut some trim pieces and unlike me, didn’t prime and paint the newly exposed ends. All that effort to do a good job thrown in the trash. Really good video, and especially the pointing out how he’s saving the contractor from some extreme headaches down the road. Kudos to the contractor for being humble enough to accept the advice in a mature manner.
Let the lesson commence... Reminds me with junior developers and showing them how many ways their code is insecure and not fault tolerant... Reminds me of the old saying, if builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilisation.. Although, from what your finding, Australia might be the first to go....
I wish site inspectors were all like you. I wonder how much you charge in comparison to the regular site inspectors we find on the internet.
HAHAHAHA , all that work is DEFECTIVE and Non compliant
Education and refreshing it every now and then is key. Something that guy obviously didn't have...
would be interested to see if he fixes the faults you pointed out, also you are such a gentleman the way you explained it to him your a good egg
Impecable professionalism. If only we could have you inspecting all our homes in Australia.
This is why waterproofers need to take their job seriously and not slap it on. Take pride. Treat the house as its your own, your work should be 110% spot on. Even if it takes you longer to do the job, its worth it.
Take it from me, Im married to a waterproofer so I know how waterproofing should be.
Atleast you spoke to him well. Even if he is a chancer and got into what he thought was an easy career
Very polite in explaining the issues.
I don't think he is the waterproofing licence holder - he is cheap labour, unfortunately poorly supervised.
Yep it should be the supervisor to review this guys work and help him learn, not to learn his trade from the building inspector.
@orza1 it's definitely a new kid who is barely learning his trade
I was in a rental property about 10 years ago and the bathrooms had to be redone. When the waterproofer, an older guy, came in we got to chatting. I got a sense that he had had enough of the game and was looking to retire but he told me that a lot of waterproofing is done poorly so that it fails and they can get more work when it needs to be redone. He wasn't joking.
What body cam is that man? That’s so smooth and good quality. Great work, awesome bit of education for everybody. It’s a shame they weren’t taught that in Trade school.
When are you going to set up the Site Inspections Trade School?
Yes
Unfortunately, you still need people that WANT to learn. Clearly most simply don't because this is the information age and if they wanted to, they could.
@awakenotwoke1973 I envisage an elite trade school with graduates who will be in high demand.
@@tinaryan4023 That can only occur if the authorities start sanctioning the cowboys.
It's as if they watched a TH-cam video on how to waterproof. If this is an actual waterproofing contractor, then they need a different line of work.
How many bathrooms does that house have? Jesus looks like an open floor apartment block LOL
Clean the concrete properly.vacuum scrape if you have to.vacuum again.alcohol wipe then apply.
I was a waterproofer contracting to westfields we used this method and it never failed.
The alcohol can be bought from bunnings in 25l tins.they can get it when they buy their waterproofing yet dont.
Our products for westfields were made to order not off the shelf.
PLEASE post a job that you would deem is at least 95% work excellence. I'd like to see what meets the standard or exceeds them.
Must be a rare job.
yes, and a shout out to anyone that is doing a good job, as I know you can't name and shame the bad ones.
@@julia393n
Why can’t they be named?
You might as well ask him for a video of Big Foot, my guy.
@@nanashivii9237 lol
A little bit of a tangent, but this whole style of creating a completely flashed, continuous waterproof membrane in the entire bathroom, every bath, is a new idea for me. In the US, that is usually applied to the shower stall only. From my travels in Spain, I noticed many residential baths where the entire floor was tiled and had a floor drain in the middle of the room. For accidental leaks, occasional spills, or ease of cleaning- I never found out. From my travels in Finland, I saw residential baths with entire shower rooms. Not stalls, the whole room tiled. No curtain, glass, or dividers of any kind. Just an adjustable-height shower head/ wand coming out of the wall and a central floor drain. For these two examples, I’m thinking that entire room waterproof floor membranes are more the norm outside the US. But I haven’t heard of that catching on here.
All the products are available here in the US though, off the shelves at Lowe’s. People just rarely think of this as on option.
I wish the builder did that in our home 24 years ago! We're now finding faults when we have to reno prior to sale! We needed someone like you to oversee our build! Job well done and the way you explained the problems!!👍🏻
Education the best way to prevent further errors of this nature by the contractor in future installs.
You are an example of an utmost professional at his job mate. Thanks for looking after the honest Australians who just wants a compliant home.
Bro.......That is a South African person speaking.......no where near an OZZY..........pfft
@@paultogneri9783 He sounds Aussie mate... How do you even get south african??
Paul you ain’t from Aus aye 😂
@@paultogneri9783 he does australian house inspections what are you on about
huh i sensed calm before the storm waving that 6 inch blade around as he explained.. as if to say "i dare you argue"
Your videos are educational with practical examples. Australian Standards should be upheld.
He didn’t give a single fuck mate.
I read so much on a Facebook DIY forum that people ask about tiling and waterproofing, you always get comments you cannot do the waterproofing you need a licenced builder. I always send them over to have a look at your videos. The bonus is they can see what mistakes not to make.
You know you are doing SOMETHING RIGHT when you put a video up 7min ago and you have had 160 views… job well done mate 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Feels like a practical exam gone bad lol then learning from mistakes haha
Dont wear your shoes on a waterproofed surface, you should be in your socks to ensure you dont have any sharp objects stuck in your boots, because if u do, all your doing is putting pin holes all through the waterproofing
By the looks of what he found, it needed another coat of the waterproofing everywhere anyway.
this builder should know all this...the inspector should taken him of this job
On a scale of 1 to 420, how stoned was this guy? 😂
600
That's no weed, this dude was noddin
Water proofers are the laziest Kent's I've seen, never once seen them prep a floor, paint that shit on the floors and get out is there motto. You pull the whole sheet up in one piece and they already know everything your telling them they just don't give an ef
Are inspections like this required for the construction of most (if not all) dwellings in Australia? It's a bit frightening to live in a building which was put together by someone who's not even aware of the minimum standards..
Thank you for your work to ensure the homes we sink our hard earned money into are safe and compliant. You've earned a sub from me.
Membrane will have to go up, over and down the other side to make it entirely integral. Whether you stop it on the horizontal like the contractor did or whether you stop it on the vertical, as it lies on the inner boundary it's only as good as the primer/ adhesion. For the supervisor, moving to the vertical face just changes the entry point for water.
Tradesman. Where. ?
He explained it calmly. I think I would have been fuming! Seems they don't know what they are doing
What surprises me is good builders are absolutely pedantic about waterproofing. I've had two bathrooms done and both builders wanted to employ high quality water proofers so they wouldn't have issues down the track. Builders don't want to have replace bathrooms due to dodgy water proofing. Im shocked builders aren't supervising the waterproofing. In my two jobs both builders checked the water proofing thoroughly. Similarly although I didn't know what to look for the water proofing looked really well done. Its not rocket science you need to form a tub like structure with the waterproofing so the water has nowhere to go.
As a superintendent, the minute I hear the phrase “leave it, it’s not our job” the relationship is over.
i like how you give him the benefit of a doubt and teach him how to do it properly, when in 99% of cases they know exactly what they need to do but are being lazy
LAZY! IS YOUR COP-OUT FOR QUICK PROFITS. EVEN WHEN HE DOES IT TO "CODE" IT WILL NEVER CREATE THE SLAM-BANG-C-U-LATER MAMTALITY OF THE PREGNANT TOMORROW AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW.
Cheapest quote
Wow you certainly made that guy's day.
I really hope he took what you said seriously and repaired his work. And let's hope he takes this knowledge onto his next job.
Any chance of a follow-up.
✌️ Peace.
Guarantee he doesn't fix it and learns nothing.
@niallms83 no shit, what's with all the dumb fucking comments making out that tradie will care? Seriously are people that useless at reading people? No wonder the system is falling apart...
I bet he didn't understand a word the inspector said and is probably being sued as we speak
Now I’m interested where trades get their training from and what standards they need to achieve to work on a customers house
Waterproofer's 101
Step 1: Get job done quick
Step 2: Get money
Step 3: Drive ute home fast
Step 4: Buy beer
Building Inspector 101
Step 1: *NON COMPLIANT*
I’m guessing he didn’t understand anything you were saying.
Thought they'd teach this in the first week of trade school. Can you please post a video of a job done well? As someone building a house all these bad builds scare me.
Trade school?!?! This guys come in from India on a "student" visa, never attend classes and all work cash in hand as labourers. They arent trade skilled.
These are the videos you want to see if you are building as it means you know what to look out for, you don't want Rainbow and Unicorn videos and just trust the "professionals" building you'r home to be honest and know what they are going
@@J-P88 I've watched them all. I feel like I've seen every bad example but never a good one.
Good luck, anyone that has a house built even by a pro builders has rocks in their head
@@SkinnyCow.*These guys
My man knows what he’s doing. He’s knowledgeable, respectful, patient, and carries a sharp knife. 😉
Don’t they teach waterproofing on Manus Island?
Well done!. You tried to educate the man, that's good. There is no greater thing than doing this.
In the deepest words of Bon jovi
Im a Cowboooyyyyyy
Im a Cowboooyyyyyy
Building inspectors I hate
and I'm wanted
for the codes I violate
@@brendo7363 hmm very good song my friend
Did you check if he understands English? 😂😂😂Don't accept "yes" and "yeah. Ask him to explain what you just showed him 😂😂😂
You guys should have the authority to check their credentials.
100% this. Guy probably didn't get anything that was said to him.
I am glad someone is holding these guys accountable ......the level of construction is a joke no pride no care anymore.
This inspector is excellent. Knows his stuff and speaks to the tradie politely but firmly with good explanations of what he expects.
Wrong, he should have the ability to remove that obviously unskilled and unqualified labourer from the site immediately. Not waste his time whatsoever telling him how the standards are.
@@HomeAutomated-v2r he's a private inspector. They don't have authority to do that. If you have a problem with it, complain to your government. They make the rules.
@@HomeAutomated-v2r even skilled ones require supervision
@@HomeAutomated-v2rif you mean by remove, do you mean get him sacked? (If not sacked what do you mean, if he's just removed from site he'll just be moved onto different site).
If you mean sacked, dude that's getting into Judge Dredd territory. What if you get an incompetent inspector?! Then what? Guy's lost his livelihood over an incompetent inspector.
I’m not sure if he actually understood anything you were saying. He was just doing the “yeah…ok” thing. I work with people like this every day, you can see they’re saying what they think you want to hear but are not hearing you at all.
The guy clearly has no idea what he’s supposed to be doing.
The poor lad looked like a beaten down grunt, but wish all inspectors were like you mate, polite, professional and helpful in the face of unnecessary laziness. Got dust? get a Henry.
I had a job to fix all the bodges a builder had done, one of those was an upstairs shower room, what a job that was, the tiles were bending outwards, the waterproofing (and I say that laughingly) was just peeling off, every single tile had to be removed, the waterproofing came off as a sheet, the tile adhesive could be scraped off, it was crumbling, fortunately the room hadn't been used. I was there 2 months fixing all the bodges it was epic.
This is gonna sound weird, but inspectors like you would make me wanna get into this business. Like as much as I’d love to pretend to be perfect, mistakes get made, and having someone calmly and professionally explain them like this is great.
And you did all this for what looks like not even actual mistakes, a sloppy spot or two is a mistake, but when the sloppiness is a consistent theme … yeah.
I hope he took the criticism to heart and learns from this.
man i hate that polyurethane garbage, its meant for retaining walls and fish ponds, nothing on the market is guaranteed to stick to it. the bitumen stuff years ago was no good either.
He took it surprisingly well
didn't understand one syllable
Wish someone had taught the Waterproofer how to do his job on my house. Both bathrooms failed, I never even thought to claim this! Second bathroom has been pulled apart for 3 years now waiting for me to finish it up to get re-waterproofed and tiled.
He's not going to fix it lol.
And other than all that , its a bloody good job 😂, nicely explained though, polite and professional
I genuinely wish all inspectors were like you - highly knowlegeable of what to look for, and pointing out actual defects and problems that will have an impact on the integrity of the house. Sadly, a lot of inspectors only got the job because they failed trade school, and as a result only know how to nit-pick on absolutely irrelevant BS.
Doubt this tradie is the actual contractor - more than likely either an apprentice or just someone working for him - but here's to hoping he learns from his mistakes.
In QLD, they don't even need insurance to operate. So when you get a dodgy inspector who say passes a leaking roof. They just claim bankruptcy, and your screwed either way. So it doesn't matter how competent they are.
That looks like a real pain. There are much easier ways to waterproof than spreading rubber all over the walls and floors. Haven't seen this in the states yet.
What a valuable lesson! Many would scream at him for something like that. Your patience and understanding is commendable.
he's not screaming at him because he's just the inspector. it's not his money, time, or material. the screaming most likely came when the dude had to call his boss and tell him the good news.
Never trust a tradie in track pants...
Fantastic to see a building inspection done the way they should be done, it was really good and professional the way you showed the water proofing guy the fault he needed to fix and why it needed to be done now rather that latter when there would be huge amounts of costs if it isn't fixed up now. I hope you never loose the passion for doing the right thing for your customers. God bless you
I have to say it, waterproofing under the screed is the worst way to go about it, it creates trapped/pooling water in wet the areas. The guy says it himself, 'you are making a mini swimming pool'.
The only way this makes sense to me, is its a faster way to get the job done.
Australia should change its standards here.
Installed on dirt? 😂
This is why we check
Scary that a "specialist waterproofer" is being schooled at basics.
Cleaning a surface to stick anything to it is about as basic as it gets. Everyone should know that.
This is simply bottom dollar getting the lazy quick job by someone who did a few hours of basic classes and is "qualified". Probably gets away with it by phoenixing companies every few years before his poor work becomes obvious.
Really need to start naming and shaming these people with a national register.
I don't think he understood a word. Water proofing is so important but I can't fathom how he has no idea. Surely the tiler and builder know
Now you need to educate most of the roof plumbers!
Im looking forward to it, I’ll be sure to get that on body cam 😎
I can bet this worker/kid doesn't really care xD Can assume that he is just a worker, maybe even a temp. He did 95% correct, missed the "details".. By the time lawsuits come 5+ years from now, he'll be long gone xD
My son is literally getting his bathroom done next week, we’ve done the demolition and the reason it has to be redone is because the shower leaked. The bathroom was there when they bought the house 6 months ago and the bathroom was only a couple of years old but someone didn’t do the wet seal properly. Thanks so much. Cheers Stuart, Canberra.
These guys do this as a trade lmao.
Genuinly curious and don't want to sound insensitive, but was this guy trained in Australia? He doesn't seem to know how to do his job and he's been left unsupervised. If you weren't there, the owner would be in a world of trouble once that home is built. I'm guessing this is not uncommon as well. How do these guys get their trade licences and who is checking their work is up to standard? I look at some of the homes in other countries and the workmanship here is so bad, I'm almost considering moving somewhere else. We are a wealthy and educated country, but there seems to be a real lack of care across several trades and industries. People take no pride in their work and don't care if they ruin someones home. It's pretty disgusting tbh.
He had nooo idea what you are talking about
I wish you new you a few years ago bro. The bullshit I have had to go through with my new townhouse. It’s unbelievable the lack of quality workmanship in the trades now.
"You've installed this completely wrong, it needs to be ripped up"
"yeah, 100%, sweet. (inaudible)" xRepeat
I assume the builder has hired a contractor with a trade license for waterproofing. If so then the licence should be revoked and further training before reissuing. Mind you I wonder about the training!!