I usually make a point of not being that guy who just has to point out the lack of Western safety standards in videos of non western world people working hard in a non western world country, but even knowing this video wouldn't be on TH-cam if anything bad happened during the recording I still feel nervous watching it, I know of several tragic accidents that have occurred while doing similar work in places with strict safety standards.
I don't know why you guys don't just tie off each bracket to a continuous length or rope and leave a bit of slack, then you can just pull the rope bit by bit to release the brackets in order....out of harms way.
There is. They should have someone loading the sand into a hopper with a larger piece of machinery, but they could do it by hand if they had to, and the hopper would shake the sand and let it fall onto the conveyer belt. Nobody should be anywhere near that close to the conveyer belt while going. My friend had a Hazardous waste company, and his foreman let the company they were doing the work for run the conveyer while the 18 year old who was just doing what he was told and sucking up the old cement from below the conveyer died in an awful way. Those vacuum hoses connected to vacuum trucks are powerful and can jerk you all around, and I think he had it strapped around his side and it got a strong suction to the belt, and from there he didn't have a chance. I've heard of lots of other horrible incidents. When you are around a plant or even a jobsite. You need to be cautious and follow the safety rules. Like even cutting across a little mound of dirt doesn't sound dangerous, but you would never know that only the top is hard and the rest is smoldering and can cook you if you fall through the crusted top. It's crazy the things that you just wouldn't expect to be dangerous. It's always best to be on the safe side.
Find it kind of funny that moving mountains of sand or rocks relies on a guy with a stick and a bunch of 2x12 (or whatever) boards. Low tech all the way.
I'm pretty sure the guy moving the door's at the pile is supposed to have a rope harness to keep him from getting sucked in! This is breaking every code in all the books...
What a clusterfawk!! Purple guy just wants to yank all the boards non stop. Guys on the bank sides lolly gag & pick their nose. When 1 gets hurt, there are 12 in line waiting a turn.
Wow a bit of a rush. To see these guys are work. Hope there is danger money. Great stuff. Is the items that he is pulling out ,like part of the cover of the conveyor system ? Please
I don’t understand. The worker hangs on to a rope to work, all without a safety harness, and then he has a rod he works with his right arm & hand but zilch to save him if it the load goes into “slab” avalanche because the two other guys are flushing the outer rims with water - which in turn may make the whole mound engulf him. It’s hard to understand how such a tonnage of ship doesn’t have proper equipment to offload its shipment or how there’s NO backup to save the point man in case he goes under, a man (I might add) that has NO equipment to breath if he gets pulled under. WHAT THE HELL? 😮
The conveyer instantly stops and he can be pulled out, its only sand. He stays in safety area most of the time and doesnt over-commit, so im sure its fine.
@@welshe222 "it's only sand". You have no idea how heavy sand is. Once you are injured from a fall, you're not going to bounce back up right away. He will be buried, and without a lifeline. No lifeline makes rescue almost impossible from engulfment.
That sand looks too much like UG2 metallurgical concentrate (low grade chrome ore concentrate from the upper group 2 Merensky PGM reef in the Bushveld complex in South Africa)
Somewhere a safetyman’s head is exploding
🤣🤣🤣
Safetyman!! We don't need no freaking safetyman!!
Stupidass way of working.
Haha I thought and that near death job pays probably $20 an hour
That's what I call a 'near death experience'... Unbelievable...
I usually make a point of not being that guy who just has to point out the lack of Western safety standards in videos of non western world people working hard in a non western world country, but even knowing this video wouldn't be on TH-cam if anything bad happened during the recording I still feel nervous watching it, I know of several tragic accidents that have occurred while doing similar work in places with strict safety standards.
Same here, and from a similar scenario.
That looks very safe.....
Nice to see them Wearing APAC-J approved Saftey Sandles (aka Saftey Flops)!
I don't know why you guys don't just tie off each bracket to a continuous length or rope and leave a bit of slack, then you can just pull the rope bit by bit to release the brackets in order....out of harms way.
Where is the Emergency Stop 🛑 button
That is one dangerous ass job. 😳
Pappy done told me...: "Son, when you're workin sand...NEVER turn your back on the pile!"
3500 tons of sand and one UPS man.
40 degree angle , piles of sand , water, conveyer belts etc etc what could possibly go wrong. 🤔🤨😁😀😎👌
the guy on the middle doesn't know what is doing. i saw few of this videos and he putting is life in dangers a few times .
Bet it’s his TH-cam account and he’s up on tiktok Safe dont equal likes
They should look into safer way of doing this. If that guy fall it's over for him.
There is. They should have someone loading the sand into a hopper with a larger piece of machinery, but they could do it by hand if they had to, and the hopper would shake the sand and let it fall onto the conveyer belt. Nobody should be anywhere near that close to the conveyer belt while going. My friend had a Hazardous waste company, and his foreman let the company they were doing the work for run the conveyer while the 18 year old who was just doing what he was told and sucking up the old cement from below the conveyer died in an awful way. Those vacuum hoses connected to vacuum trucks are powerful and can jerk you all around, and I think he had it strapped around his side and it got a strong suction to the belt, and from there he didn't have a chance. I've heard of lots of other horrible incidents. When you are around a plant or even a jobsite. You need to be cautious and follow the safety rules. Like even cutting across a little mound of dirt doesn't sound dangerous, but you would never know that only the top is hard and the rest is smoldering and can cook you if you fall through the crusted top. It's crazy the things that you just wouldn't expect to be dangerous. It's always best to be on the safe side.
Excellent video 👌
I love Japan 🇯🇵
Please film to the end!!!!!!!!
Find it kind of funny that moving mountains of sand or rocks relies on a guy with a stick and a bunch of 2x12 (or whatever) boards. Low tech all the way.
Great video! Do you want to work with us?
SHOW ALL OF THE CONVEYORS
Sand has to be the most dangerous
OSHA approved.
I'm pretty sure the guy moving the door's at the pile is supposed to have a rope harness to keep him from getting sucked in! This is breaking every code in all the books...
What a clusterfawk!! Purple guy just wants to yank all the boards non stop.
Guys on the bank sides lolly gag & pick their nose.
When 1 gets hurt, there are 12 in line waiting a turn.
Good
Wow a bit of a rush. To see these guys are work. Hope there is danger money. Great stuff. Is the items that he is pulling out ,like part of the cover of the conveyor system ? Please
I seriously doubt there is hazard pay.
@@grinded77 one can live in hope however I bet it is paid more than the average job. In New Zealand this entire practice would be a big 😳 No NONO.
Mim deu uma aflição! Que trabalho perigoso! Que deus de o livramento a eles!
Talk about a dangerous job, not only has to move the wood planks, what’s the reason for wetting the sand?
Where is this at
I don’t understand. The worker hangs on to a rope to work, all without a safety harness, and then he has a rod he works with his right arm & hand but zilch to save him if it the load goes into “slab” avalanche because the two other guys are flushing the outer rims with water - which in turn may make the whole mound engulf him. It’s hard to understand how such a tonnage of ship doesn’t have proper equipment to offload its shipment or how there’s NO backup to save the point man in case he goes under, a man (I might add) that has NO equipment to breath if he gets pulled under. WHAT THE HELL? 😮
He needs a longer pole.
I don’t understand why he doesn’t let the sides clear before pulling more boards.
Sometimes we cut our sand with blood skin and bones!
guy on the left is a slacker...
Why wear shoes? It's just much more the sand and conveyor belt to chew up
All I see is some guys working without safety harnesses. Scary.
I think these men are reckless
What's this guy's job title?
Bless! U got that worker doing his job & his two mates just of camera trying to pee on him. They may be powerful but they have very bad aim.
I suppose if you were accidentally to fall in it be a bad day.
Good job, but what if the sand caves in and conveyors stop. What safety measures during such emergency?
The conveyer instantly stops and he can be pulled out, its only sand. He stays in safety area most of the time and doesnt over-commit, so im sure its fine.
4 guys in, 2 come out - win.
"Next!"
@@welshe222 "it's only sand". You have no idea how heavy sand is. Once you are injured from a fall, you're not going to bounce back up right away. He will be buried, and without a lifeline. No lifeline makes rescue almost impossible from engulfment.
@@grinded77 Don't be rediculous. The converyer is barely 50cm tall. Even if he sat there and got burried it would not go above his head.
Too cheap for a safety harness? 😮
なんか危ない仕事だなぁ
That's a job you can have. Nope
Osha
I wonder where the sand comes from? Let me guess, a 3rd world country.
At least be tired off buried alive isn't funny
駄目だな
That sand looks too much like UG2 metallurgical concentrate (low grade chrome ore concentrate from the upper group 2 Merensky PGM reef in the Bushveld complex in South Africa)
From Phalaborwa in SA?
@@isaacx593 no, Rustenburg. Phalaborwa Mining Company (PMC) is a copper mining operation.