Honestly I've been in alberta 5 years as an equipment op and ran everything from skidsteer to excavator and now currently back running tower at a wash plant but my goal was to become a tower crane op and it's happening getting my class one in July and starting my apprenticeship with the union right after I've been watching all your videos every day man and seeing how happy you are makes me more excited then ever!! Don't stop making videos brotha cause I'm aiming to be just like you hopefully sooner then later, can't wait to be apart of the tower crane family man much love!!!
Good morning Korey thank you for the kind words I really appreciate it I love cranes especially towers Cranes I’ve been in construction for over 25 years now and running cranes has made me the happiest out of all the trades I’ve done have a wonderful day good luck on your apprenticeship until next time you’re only as good as your last pic 🏗
What time did you start your shift and where about are you based !? Nice little site, I’m a TC operator in England, UK 🇬🇧 and I love my job, been doing it 16yrs now
@@towercranetelevision6140 oh wow that’s early, in the UK we mostly start at 8am as any earlier then it’s actually illegal because it’s then classed as noise disturbance and we don’t normally work past 6pm for the same reason
Hey man, I’m about an hour and a half outside Atlanta. Just wondering how you went about doing this. I was planning on going out of state for training and certification. Did you do an apprenticeship, and how long?
Very good question I’ve been in construction for 25 years 22 of those years I was rigging and signaling but I was also a welder a millwright and an ironworker So I have tons of experience being around Crane’s if I were you I would start is a rig and signal person then I would think about getting my license that’s what I did Hope this answers your question
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Honestly I've been in alberta 5 years as an equipment op and ran everything from skidsteer to excavator and now currently back running tower at a wash plant but my goal was to become a tower crane op and it's happening getting my class one in July and starting my apprenticeship with the union right after I've been watching all your videos every day man and seeing how happy you are makes me more excited then ever!! Don't stop making videos brotha cause I'm aiming to be just like you hopefully sooner then later, can't wait to be apart of the tower crane family man much love!!!
Good morning Korey thank you for the kind words I really appreciate it I love cranes especially towers Cranes I’ve been in construction for over 25 years now and running cranes has made me the happiest out of all the trades I’ve done have a wonderful day good luck on your apprenticeship until next time you’re only as good as your last pic 🏗
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Fuck Yeah man ...been a Carpenter for some time now ... considering becoming a operator ... Idk see where life take me
Hell ya brother take the leap it will be worth it
YOU NEED TO CLEAN YOUR MOUTH FIRST. USE IRISH SPRING SOAP. I WOULDN"T HIRE YOU.
You may not hire me, Robert, but your wife has several times
I really enjoyed watching this bro!!! Will never complain about the cold we get in the UK ever again!!!Lol!!! Does the cab have decent heating????
Yes sir and AC
Hi how are you
What time did you start your shift and where about are you based !? Nice little site, I’m a TC operator in England, UK 🇬🇧 and I love my job, been doing it 16yrs now
We start 6am United states
@@towercranetelevision6140 oh wow that’s early, in the UK we mostly start at 8am as any earlier then it’s actually illegal because it’s then classed as noise disturbance and we don’t normally work past 6pm for the same reason
Hell yeah man have a great day up there! So then after all that, you get ‘er fired up and check all the functions?
Yes put the crane through it’s paces to make sure all is running correctly
Hey man, I’m about an hour and a half outside Atlanta. Just wondering how you went about doing this. I was planning on going out of state for training and certification. Did you do an apprenticeship, and how long?
Very good question I’ve been in construction for 25 years 22 of those years I was rigging and signaling but I was also a welder a millwright and an ironworker So I have tons of experience being around Crane’s if I were you I would start is a rig and signal person then I would think about getting my license that’s what I did Hope this answers your question