I am a welding inspector in So. Cal. for 20 plus years, local 433 are professionals, they take their jobs seriously as they should. This is what Union training brings....professionalism...period.
What is going on Chuck, it's Tim Kincade Jr, hope you are enjoying retirement, every one is back east , dad is in Florida and I'm up by New York . It's busy back east, lots going on in NY and Philadelphia.
A job as an iron worker has, structure, content, meaning and power in the form of education and pay. I appreciate good honest hard working safely people. I'm a retired union welder fitter. I miss the guys.
Yup... it started..with blueprints drawings... all them super structure box columns, the connection clip and floor supports,... spends couple of years, fabricated as a fitter welder in shop.. Great to see this building go up..
I recognize that one connector that has the one spud and bar, I think he has a you tube channel called "Dirty White Guy", has a lot of good videos of hanging iron in San Francisco and Oakland. He gets around good on the iron.
....and let's not forget the fabricators that cut and assemble this steel, and the folks the drew the members that these guys hoist up into the sky and erect....the structural detailers......the skylight, the main entry and the Porte Cochere are mine, just say'n 😎
Hey connectors, never stab tab the top hole!! 1 reason you have to work around your wrench. Always stab the second hole down, that way you can stich the bolt and move the iron around. Also, the guy that pulled the bar out for a slap connection on a floor beam. It is better to use your wrench, only pull the bar out, when you need to pry. No offense, we are all brother Ironworkers!!
Absolutely. Spud the second hole down, for slap connections or doubles, and for a lot of smaller buildings (retail, churches, schools), my bar seldom comes out unless I'm sliding big stuff around in the web of bigger stuff.
@@peteywheatstraws4909 Nicey Nice. I will use my bull pin while stabbing 1 1/8 holes so I don't barrel the wrench. I always stab columns with a pin too, so the pin is ready beat it in. Work safe Brother. What local are you in?
These guys are the pros at rigging and signaling, but I'm just puzzled as to why their chokers are so close together on those planks @ 32 seconds. Its like asking for the load to fall out on one side.
Glaziers IMO are just token workers on the most part they just don't have the overall skills and expertise needed to get the job done safely and under budget. From my experiance, they drag ass all day long. However, there are exceptions.
Unfortunately iron workers are taking other trades work and calling it structural or are putting it in a structural package they shouldn't be touching glass and decking is work done by architectural sheet metal workers iron workers are trying to take it just like carpenter are trying to take other trades work.
+Moises Villanueva yeah pretty sure you need to certify to have a chance at becoming an apprentice. I have my D1.1 manual cert and I probably won't even bother applying until I get my semi automatic certification later this year. I went to Mt. Sac and 2 or 3 guys last semester alone got certified and got jobs as apprentices right away. But they had 2 or 3 certifications
Can you plz build sweet frogs in South Carolina where the workers cut down the trees in Larson to goose creek, across college park road so build it until monday
In my humble opinion and I've only been I am working for 35 years structural steel high-rise buildings are very Antiquated and outdated the sad part is nobody gets it you have to ask yourself who and what are the biggest organized work forces on the planet number one it's the United States military in my humble opinion then you have to ask yourself how many military buildings are there over 5 stories tall and this goes for militaries all over the world I know it's a trick question
I am a welding inspector in So. Cal. for 20 plus years, local 433 are professionals, they take their jobs seriously as they should. This is what Union training brings....professionalism...period.
unless you are a cop.
I miss the fellowship with the men , I was just browsing TH-cam and this video popped up. Retired Ironworker LC 433 Chuck Lenhart
What is going on Chuck, it's Tim Kincade Jr, hope you are enjoying retirement, every one is back east , dad is in Florida and I'm up by New York . It's busy back east, lots going on in NY and Philadelphia.
A job as an iron worker has, structure, content, meaning and power in the form of education and pay. I appreciate good honest hard working safely people. I'm a retired union welder fitter. I miss the guys.
Yo big props to the ladies out there doin it that's bad ass
At 2:40 , you can tell it was friday, thats an ironworking tradition haha
I am so happy that guy explains how stairs work. I hope next time, he will explain how elevators work.
Yup... it started..with blueprints drawings... all them super structure box columns, the connection clip and floor supports,... spends couple of years, fabricated as a fitter welder in shop.. Great to see this building go up..
Mad respect for those boys. God bless the iron worker build it bigger.
I recognize that one connector that has the one spud and bar, I think he has a you tube channel called "Dirty White Guy", has a lot of good videos of hanging iron in San Francisco and Oakland. He gets around good on the iron.
My grandfather was an iron worker and so was my father I’m only 19 I’m next to keep it in the family.
Go for it Matt.
All these guys very professional
....and let's not forget the fabricators that cut and assemble this steel, and the folks the drew the members that these guys hoist up into the sky and erect....the structural detailers......the skylight, the main entry and the Porte Cochere are mine, just say'n 😎
Hey connectors, never stab tab the top hole!! 1 reason you have to work around your wrench. Always stab the second hole down, that way you can stich the bolt and move the iron around.
Also, the guy that pulled the bar out for a slap connection on a floor beam. It is better to use your wrench, only pull the bar out, when you need to pry. No offense, we are all brother Ironworkers!!
Absolutely. Spud the second hole down, for slap connections or doubles, and for a lot of smaller buildings (retail, churches, schools), my bar seldom comes out unless I'm sliding big stuff around in the web of bigger stuff.
@@peteywheatstraws4909 Nicey Nice. I will use my bull pin while stabbing 1 1/8 holes so I don't barrel the wrench. I always stab columns with a pin too, so the pin is ready beat it in. Work safe Brother. What local are you in?
👍👍👍👍 Great Work
These guys are the pros at rigging and signaling, but I'm just puzzled as to why their chokers are so close together on those planks @ 32 seconds. Its like asking for the load to fall out on one side.
when we jump the bundles of plank, it allows us to land them under the next floors safety cable
God Speed IronWorker, your Brother 377SF
Good Video 👍👍
This is glazier work
Badass mom
THESE PEOPLE are UNDERPAID 🙏
2:06 Jorge masvidal
Iron workers hung the curtain wall ?!
Where are the glaziers?
Glaziers didn't participate in teh video project
Glaziers IMO are just token workers on the most part they just don't have the overall skills and expertise needed to get the job done safely and under budget. From my experiance, they drag ass all day long. However, there are exceptions.
Unfortunately iron workers are taking other trades work and calling it structural or are putting it in a structural package they shouldn't be touching glass and decking is work done by architectural sheet metal workers iron workers are trying to take it just like carpenter are trying to take other trades work.
@@jmejam_jmejam_ ...Ironworkers have always done the deck
@@jmejam_jmejam_ deck is structural. Don’t spout bullshit
Why is that guy decking with a claw hammer?
Very good
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 good job for oll
anyone sponsoring ??
I know right I've been looking for a sponsor for quite some time now, keep pushing brother good luck.
Are you guys certified welders?
+tannerrrr54 I want to be, looking to attend Cerritos college I've heard they have a good welders program.
+Moises Villanueva yeah pretty sure you need to certify to have a chance at becoming an apprentice. I have my D1.1 manual cert and I probably won't even bother applying until I get my semi automatic certification later this year. I went to Mt. Sac and 2 or 3 guys last semester alone got certified and got jobs as apprentices right away. But they had 2 or 3 certifications
I am getting my AWS d1.1 i have experience in this line of work. Hopefully i can get a sponsor soon, been going down this list of contractors.
Korean flag on the top out beam? Never heard that
The Owner of the Building was , you guessed it , Korean.
Can you plz build sweet frogs in South Carolina where the workers cut down the trees in Larson to goose creek, across college park road so build it until monday
Workers can you build pipers in goose creek sc
😎🕵🏼👍👌
Workers can you add a logo store in goose creek SC please and thank you
In my humble opinion and I've only been I am working for 35 years structural steel high-rise buildings are very Antiquated and outdated the sad part is nobody gets it you have to ask yourself who and what are the biggest organized work forces on the planet number one it's the United States military in my humble opinion then you have to ask yourself how many military buildings are there over 5 stories tall and this goes for militaries all over the world I know it's a trick question
WTF are you trying to say? That is the longest run-on sentence ever.