Crucial to the Temple Square Renovation: Cranes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2022
- Have you ever looked at those towering cranes on construction sites and wondered who's up there operating them, or what kind of mettle it takes to safely fly tons of steel over a site teeming with workers? The extensive Temple Square renovation would be dead in its tracks without cranes and their crews. Watch as we go on board at 270 feet to get a bird's-eye view of this revered sacred structure, now in its third year of construction in Salt Lake City, Utah.
What a great opportunity. We all do something in life, sometimes watching othe folks doing their best is just as fun as a holiday.
Great to see the construction crews getting some recognition!
So grateful to be able to contribute to the strengthening of Salt Lake Temple through tithes and offerings with millions of you - though we live done under.
If only society realized how valuable these professions are.
I'm so grateful for the men and women working to restore a building sacred to millions of people.
The men and women are incredible! The Lord has given them the much needed talents to work on such a special project as the Salt Lake City Temple. Thank you for giving us this important insight.
So nice to see the little guys get some recognition. 🙂
We just see the cranes spinning around as we drive by, nice to see how it works from the inside. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I’m grateful for the workers who are willing to make these sacrifices and stay on the job.
Maintaining those cranes properly is key to not having the riggers or operators in harms way as well. All 3 trades must do their job properly or else catastrophe can strike.
This is fascinating. God bless these people for their hard work, long hours, & care for our temple. 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for working on these sacred grounds. Please stay safe - Chad James
Wow. Who knew. Much more respect for these operators now.
How the heck did the pioneers build the temples without cranes??! Amazing
They did actually! The cranes were just smaller and had lower capacity.
From what I understand, took the pioneers 40 years
@@jonathanadams4169 really? I would like you to show us photos of that please. I recall seeing early photos of wooden scaffolds ropes and pulleys
I'm guessing that the men who built the temple back in the last half of the 19th century would are smiling down on today's technology.
Honestly, I'd like to know more about how they even managed it back then! I'll have to see whether there's a video or article about that...
Thank you for your marvelous work on these sacred grounds! Wonderful to see the appreciation shown through this video to the wonderful workers! Thanks!
I love understanding all the expertise and experience behind the scenes. Thanks for producing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was fascinating! So many details I’d never even considered… people are amazing, and everyone is important ❤️
Absolutely mind blowing. Good job, Jacobson Construction!
Thank you very much!
Wonderful to see such skilled people and what they are achieving together.
I do not recall our ancestors using such huge cranes when they Built the Salt Lake Temple, can you even imagine the amount of Work they had to do,
and then having to bury it so the Army could not destroy it!!!! we are in the same battle, just a different warfare! Be Safe and Stay Blessed continue the work of The Lord, and Go home safely to your families and loved ones Thank You.
Thank you, Treini and all the Jacobsen crew, for your EXCELLENT work constructing and renovating our holy temples. This video gave me chills and filled my heart with gratitude for your craft.
Have never seen such huge equipment!! Thx for a great film.
What a cool insight into this project!
This is really cool! I didn't expect to find a video about cranes here, but I also didn't think about the level of difficulty, caution, and care that goes into projects like this. It is so cool to see all of the effort and attention to detail that goes into building the Lord's house.
This was very interesting and amazing. These people are one of a kind. Their love for this type of work is incredible.
The money is good. But the beauty is awarding.
I've always been interested in these cranes.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for showing us the great work you are doing
Thanks for watching!
This so cool! Every job in this project matters.
Thank you, to all of you, for your incredible diligence and hard work!
We all have our own way to build the Kingdom of God on the Earth. What a wonderful opportunity, thank you for sharing!
Thanks to these responsible workers no one
needs to worry about the temples falling down
Best examples of obedience and exactness
Thank you for your comment!
Thank you for this important and inspiring back story!
This was awesome. I’ve always loved watching cranes to their thing. Super cool to see inside one. This project is so amazing to watch. Can’t wait to see it completed
Absolutely incredible!
Love these videos
every move they make hs been watch them
Israel too is lifting a load, working as a team, communicating to put things in place and prepare them for the Lord’s return.
Awe inspiring!!
Amazing!
these workers the backbone of America right here
Wow 😁😁
You would not see me getting on that ladder to the crane.
I would be terrified climbing up that tower. I'm scared of heights. I hope they have backup radios, because could you imagine being up there and lose communication?
That's amazing
Praise Jesus Christ is coming very soon. God bless these people lord.
Nice how the operator works up there, and his skill movie ng material. I can't do it because I am afraid of heights.
How random that this video about cranes has become the most viewed video from the Church Newsroom channel. Why?!?
You should consider posting to Rumble, or some other non-TH-cam platform.
how'd they build it in 1800s without cranes? Maybe the Nephites built it way back in their times, with their cranes...
Is it the third Temple of Solomon?
In SPIRE ing.
JESUS IS COMING!!!