Roofer tests OSB VS plywood starts with OSB…
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- The boy is okay
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Trust me it ain't worth it! I fell from 2 stories over 20 ft straight down onto a concrete slab! Multiple surgeries and I quite literally didn't walk for over 11 months. Haven't really worked construction since and it's been very difficult to find a job that pays well. All you have in this world is your health, take care of yourself!
Use the ladder next time
@@chrisreynolds2410lmaooo
Yeah most of these idiots don't understand what it means to even walk with that kinda weight willingly. 🙄 I don't even do roofing and I know that's harder not smarter.
I built my house/roof off-grid solo. This was one of my biggest fears.
If I got hurt I have no idea how many hours if not days it would take to get help.
I guess it depends on how you fall. I fell 2 stories from a scaffolding and only had bruising and sore ribs and my wrist was kind of f'ed up for a while, but other than that it was fine. Also it depends on what you fall on, concrete is horrible, I happened to land on lawn and gravel mix. I weigh about 120 kilos btw, if that makes an impact in any way :D
I'd fire the asshole who loaded this little guy up....for real, who would put that much on this kids back....not to mention it is on a roof deck laid on what looks like 24 inch spaced trusses!
There is no way this guy fared well. He would have dropped onto and through the ceiling joists with 400 plus lbs of shingles landing on him. I hope he survived and wasn't paralyzed or left permanently crippled.
Yeah this kid definetly did not fare well from this event, I’d take like 2 or 3 but bro has like 6
@@wadeklein8962I’d take freaking 1. They weigh 60-70 pounds a piece and awkward as can be
That much weight on a kid will keep him from growing tall
I think he came out alright. I saw a kid drop the concrete bag, turn and jump off the scaffold when it broke loose five stories up. Grabbed the window opening and was inside before the rest of us could close our mouths. We all laughed afterwards.
And I agree, I’d fire the guy who loaded him up. But it looks like someone didn’t mark a future opening or the truss wasn’t secured because he fell through more than a two foot opening
😢 poor kid, he doesn’t know that he’s boss doesn’t care after he get hurts. Work smart not hard.
His boss was his father most likely
Welcome to the American dream
I would not be surprised if they found him and the square and a third of singles somewhere on the first floor 😬 Furthermore that "poor kid" quite possibly became that "poor vegetable"....... To think this probably all came to fruition due to either a slave driving boss or even worse, the workings of a side bet between the other employees.... Regardless, the kid worked his ass off and deserved a better work environment, end of story!
The kids at fault and so are the adults around him. I'm Hispanic and don't like working on construction sites with these mostly Mexican guys because the atmosphere is always this d*ck measuring contest and it gets dangerous just like this... So good job kid.. I'm sure they're all real proud of you now... But your fired too. If you can even walk after that
This boy likely did not survive
There’s literally someone recording and watching while this kid is overloaded. Why is nobody talking about the damn cameraman
as long as the camera man is ok who cares about the illegal Mexicans stealing American jobs
That's what modern construction culture is like, far less brain then brawn especially when you got illegals coming from God knows where and they only option they got is this kind of work, with the machismo culture they already come from now here, a place they can "move up in" they go even harder .. I don't know who the f*ck thought it was ok to let this 14 year old even on the job site but that shows you these ppl don't care ... Only his dad cares if anything. I'm glad I woke up out of that wanting to impress my coworkers attitude, they came for money, not to see my pretty face
Your fired before you hit the ground .
EXACTLY.. ain’t the bosses fault he wants to be Hercules 😮 because he definitely is not expected to carry that much and should have told the person who put him up to it to fuckoff
Boss asks "where's Pedro?" Answer "about that"
Boss ask "where's David?" Answer "yeah so he quit but I got my nephew who didn't finish high school" 😁
Btw finish high school. Or get G.E.D it ain't worth it risking your life. Almost got a concussion when I hit my head on a concrete slab. Get that G.E.D and get that bread. Learn something. Do something with your life. 😤
Bro was maybe 14
He kids are durable hell be playing soccer the bext day
Not anymore lol
What?
Speak correct English, man.
Home Depot says each bundle of Oakridge is 68lbs., 340lbs. Even if it was half it would be dumb
It would of worked if it was plywood…
340+160🤣
It's not 340. Have you ever loaded a barbell with 3 plates?
@@ByeEvoX then YOU need to talk to Home Depot. He's carrying Oakridge Owens cornering shingles. They are 68lbs per bundle. I just returned a pallet of them in the last month. They are 68lbs buddy
@@rocketdogtickerthe weight of the human counts too.
You can see his spine breaking in 3 places before he even fell through.
March this year i was on a factory roof, the roof gave way and i fell 3 stories onto the concrete also. Shattered my rib cage breaking all but one rib, my heart stopped multiple times because of the pressure it had from internal bleeding because of puncturing my lung in multiple places, i broke my back in multiple places and also seperated the iliac wing from my pelvis. Broke my ribs off of my spine so no position was comfortable and could barely breathe. I had surgery so the majority of my ribs have permanent titanium plates to hold them together while healing. I'm still in pain every day, my organs and bones took a beating and feel like i will never get back to 100 percent. All for the sake of a free quote with guaranteed work
I'm surprised he made it as far as he did. No roof deck is rated to safely hold 500ish pounds while standing on one foot. The applied load is tremendous.
That roof wasn’t framed properly look at his last step on a plywood seam….no framing under.
yea why did the joint not break on a nailer or truss. no floating joints wth
@@chrisreynolds2410I'm sure there was framing underneath but a 2x4x12 or however long 2x4 isn't strong enough to hold that much weight at all. The 2x4 likely snapped and disappeared at an angle the camera doesn't see. I'm doubting the seam that had nailed down plywood wasn't on top of framing.
@@chrisreynolds2410it was just the amount of weight applied to one spot creating too much force for a single piece of wood and plywood on top. If it we're a 2x10 or bigger valley or ridge then he'd likely been just fine walking with that much weight. But he stepped at a somewhat weaker point in a roof system rather than continuing the sturdier path.
Kuckylacy ……. You can’t see the nails where you say it was nailed but like I suggest you can’t see framing either.
So no framing and no nails and it was clearly framed 36” on center.
This is the stupidest thing you can do the roof bends with 3 and you think more is a good idea 🤣🤣 bro lost everything that day
they knew that was dangerous and stupid asf ! they did that kid dirty !
He's Mexican... Kid might have been 40 y/o and still looking 17 or looking 40 since he was 17.
@@danelynch7171im not sure if he mexican bc u cant judge a book by its cover he may be central american or another hispanic decent country but that ugly hair is what makes him look young
@@isaaccastro5866 well shit dude.. I'm from the middle of the cornfields. I don't know the difference between a Mexican and a central American and a Philippinino. They are all foreigners to me!
Yes and that is how you get back to your country with a wellcheer or in a box, work like a regular guy don't listen to the other people and work smart.
Lol…they never go back
Man thats one strong ass kid right there hope he made it.
It was most likely a 10ft fall or so, from the roof to the next wood floor.
@@diedfrombored5295 pfff ya with 2 squares on his back get bent dude
@@cmdrclay_maddox3337 What're you mad for pussy
@diedfrombored5295 that's if there was plywood or subfloor on the joists below...either way the dude is hurting good with 5 stacks at like 40lbs a piece falling directly on top of him after he smacked the joists or ground below.
@@EyeBurnForYou They don't put the roof on until the subfloors are installed, it goes on last.
So yeah, there was plywood flooring that more than likely held up.
He went straight to the slab…
Probably straight the the earth and popped back out in Mexico lol
All I can hear is
“MIIIIIIIIIGUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEL!”
😭😭😭😭😭
Lmaoooo
Nahhhhh😭😭😭😭😭
hopefully they can do drywall tomorrow
Poor guy. I'm gonna assume he fell onto the customer's king size bed because I don't want to know the truth
More like the customers couch in his living room... Smdh
lol
No basement slab, had to use squeegee to clean up the puddle.
I’d like to see the after interview of how this guy turned out
Dead. If falling down onto beams below didn't kill him, the 340 pounds falling with him did.
He made it with minimal injuries
@@kingc8100 cap
Just curious do you have a source for that?
'trust me bro' @@jayredharpstudios9672
I was gonna say when he drops them they going through the roof, I did not expect the ending but I’m glad it happened 😂😂😂😂
A clear example that bosses don’t give a shit
I've seen this happen on a Hispanic job site and what happens is they don't call 911 you just see a truck pull up they put his body in the truck act like everything is fine and you nor his family ever see him again. And im not joking
MERICA
Tell us more about the multiple kidnappings and possibly murders and tax evasion etc etc you are aware of…..
@@chrisreynolds2410 all for gain or security of all mighty
@@chrisreynolds2410 $
The infamous truck the rolls up in the dead of night. One moment 10 guys have been your neighbors for 6 months, the next moment a different 10 guys are your neighbors, but they all have the same names...
Whoever supervised this kid should be held responsible for for the injuries at the workplace.
I've done roofing. That is a ton of weight... wow. Hope he's OK, definitely bruised
He WAS a good roofer 😅😅
Must have made a heck of a mess on the inside.
All that for $100
Dang. It's not only the fall that's the worrying part. It's all those shingles falling on him. Gotta be at least 50 lb a bundle
around 75 pounds a bundle
Story says the contractor moved out of the state, osha is looking for him.
What story?
Cut the guy a break, he was just looking for some shade.
lololol
How was he planning to drop 300-400lbs of shingles on that slanted roof anyways,he can barely shift it befor it brings him off balance
that hurt
Strong kid.
Hope he's okay.
Stairway to earth
Somebody would be seriously injured if that kid was my son.
He is going through plywood too!!! 400lbs just in bundles.
Come with me…
And you’ll see…
A world of OSHA violations
Or whatever Willy Wonka said
There was literally nothing supporting the pannels underneath that section, to have half a board of osb just hanging no wonder it snapped
Oh my God! I hope it recovered fully! This is why I was insisting that the roofer remove the old sheathing and install fresh sheathing, but the SCAMMING ROOFERS [TIMBERMAN ROOFING HERE FLORIDA] IGNORED ME!
I was gonna say if that guy slips he’s done but looks like he got it faster than me
People will do anything to get on youtube😂
For real I bet it was his idea to hey foo record this and wham everyone had a good laugh
Do you have a way of letting us know how this guy is doing? Did he live?
hearted but no comment😢
Pretty sure we just watched that boy's last moments 💀
the drywall ceiling would have broke his fall
@@chunzhu5049 imagine thinking drywall would do anything other than get wrecked by 500lbs dropping onto it
shut up you dont know sht@@dynastynyy
So yeah, that kid was definetly hurt badly, he already looks like he’s in pain from carrying those, look at his neck and back, that guy was definetly already a little f*cked up from doing crazy sh*t all the time at work
Does that save any time instead of making multiple trips
No. You could only do that once or twice. Then youd be so exhausted you couldnt being the rest up.
One of the dumbest things ive seen, cant believe those other guys even let him.
They will just sheet right over like it never happened 😂
Hey Mr George how much you pay for the new guy?? That’s too much. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
not enough, us white guys carrying one lol
@@ConcernedviolentVigilant-tj8ny shiiiit. I’m Mexican and I’m not carrying more than 1 bundle at a time GTFOH
Damn he was so close to making it to the ridge 😂
Cameraman did his job but this is on time he should have shown that he cared
Damn dude...that shit landed on top of him..
Disgusting. That is somebody’s baby. No human should ever be subjected to that.
They should have been replacing all that water damaged osb anyway
His dad most likely got him the job
Shoulda stayed in mexico
You should stay in Alabama and keep drinking yourself to a slow miserable existence good ole boy. Enjoy you inbreeding, flunky.
justice
Stupidity gets you know where they say oh yes Stupidity does get you somewhere either hospital or 6 feet under..
I bet the poor bastard was fired before he hit the ground...
That could have easily killed him
This is how you break your back
Construction quality is garbage these days, you can guarantee that plywood was left out in the rain & elements softening up before they ever used it.
Not only that but the plywood wasn't even supported where he walked.
I'm at construction sites and i've seen their work, it's VERY crude, honestly I don't trust any modern builders.
I thought it was OSB not plywood
@@dcwatashiwouldn't trust ply now days either tbh
Didn’t faze him,got back up to replace the plywood, and ran that shit up again.
We got to start caring more about our workers. Did the guy put on the camera to go help him?
No he didn't he started dying of laughter
why is someone recording this?
Kid's carrying the weight of a grown man on his back, no wonder the cheap whatever type of wood that was gave way like that
Why would you even load when you still need to tear off
That roof needs work!
He was already hurt before falling
Where are the trusses? If you pause when he falls, there’s at least a 4 ft gap.
Yeah I noticed that. There was no truss right on the join.
The bundles took out the truss when he fell...with the kid in between truss and the bundles....that kid was broken when he landed...terrible
Well those bundles gotta get carried back up now.
375 pounds ain't no joke. Talk about a slave driver.
you can clearly see the old ass 🌮🌯 yelling saying go you little bastard
Mexican’t make it to the top of the roof
But made it to the ceiling trusses
A roofer needs to tell us all how much weight he was carrying.
Prolly over 300 pounds plus his bodyweight
Each packet is about 80-90 pounds
@@Gamesfordawgs bigger they are harder they fall. 💀
@88.5 lbs per bundle
440 lbs
He even broke the truss unless it was on 4 ft centers which is unheard of for a roof😮
That over taxing any person to carry that much weight 😢
That’s the stupidest thing I have ever seen on a roof. Yeah people can lift a lot of shingles… but we do it on the ground to flex.
That was a kid… he had like 300 lbs on weight on him, he fell thru the roof, then the drywall probably and a hard smack onto the floor and weight falling on you.
All so the vets can have a laugh. Workers like this shouldn’t be working on your house.
Looks like a lawsuit
Someone knows what happens afterwards?
first mistake OSB!! for the wood lol shi is weak and thin
Not tethered and carrying way too much weight. Their insurance certificates should be revoked, and the job shut down until they are in compliance. This is the company owners fault. A policy of you will be fired on the spot if caught untethered, as per insurance requirements.
Thats this guys fault for carrying too much weight. Doubt he is even on the books. Even if he was tethered he would have hit the floor underneath as the tether is set to falling off the roof not proximal to the tether. Im the type of dude to own up to my mistakes. I doubt anyone told him to carrying that many bundles . As a gc I tell my guys stop what youre doing and go get your safety glasses gloves, or masks. Just because you can do something or carry doesnt mean you should.
she was not ok ....i figured as much
Where's the original video?
Sad, just sad.
Hopefully they're paying you $25 an hour
Did he live?
When I was framing, I fell 4 story’s, the whole floor dropped and was extremely lucky with just a cracked rib, and extremely sore ass! But I hope he survived??
Home Depot, Menards, ABC Supply charge like $150 - $170 to use crane to get shingles to the roof.
Hope guy is ok. Much respect bro. Ats 200 lbs plus
Dammit. Kid got F'ed up!
So is he dead or what? That's the dumbest thing I've seen done on a roof.
This is how Machu Picchu was built.
Osb in a nut shell
No it's over 200lb sf of load when most roofs are rated 150 at most most pre 1980 are 30 or 30.
I've seen way .ore ywood come apart than OSB. In framing that have the same rating for placement. So if that roof was framed to code the same thing would have happened with ply.
@@sparksmcgee6641 No what lol? Ask anyone whats superior. Theres a reason why builders use osb and its not for strength… $$$
@@RioFoundationyou obviously know nothing because you didnt start with stating which type of OSB or Ply. I use both and often OSB is stronger
I do know which is stronger since I'm involved in the design stage. OSB is stronger in shear since its bi directional. Ply is only stronger in the long direction.
And you are a know it all that never reads anything.
@RioFoundation Go look at stats. You act like the shit OSB you use is what everyone uses.
Put any amount of money behind your statement I'll match it. Then a third person will read the ratings and give me your money.
You're acting like one of those loser workers that thinks nothing changes and some product from a different company from 20 years ago when you were trained is all that matters. Anyone like you will flame on the keyboard and anyone that wants to learn will do a basic internet search and laugh at you.
That poor guy. Really unfortunate. IMO he shouldn’t have carried that many bundles of shingles on a roof, especially one covered in thin OSB. Big respect to the hardworking men who do this work. Please stay safe.
What's the spread of those raphtors!!
Why? Are you getting paid 100k to risk your life?
Damn buddy got sent back to the lobby
Bro disappeared like a cartoon character 😅
Poor guy, hope he's good.
Imagine 5 pack on the way down. Ouch
I found this out with chipboard also, jumped off a 7 ft scaffold on to a chipboard first floor. Went right through and was picking lumps of splinters out of by body for days