So you want to be a Tower Crane Operator

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Knocking out building side tie in pins. These pins connect the tie in beams coming from the Tower Crane and attach the beams to the building, holding the Crane to the side of the building allowing for the Crane to continue to get to taller heights as building construction continues. Without these tie in beams the Crane would fall over. When dismantling the Crane and removing the tie in beams by knocking out the pins, the Crane can instantly pull away from the building from the tension released from no longer being held plum to the building. The video does not do this activity justice. The Crane can violently shake and sway over 6 feet in any direction. When the Tower Crane goes over a height of approximately 300 feet, depending on the type of Crane, it needs to be attached to the building using these tie in beams, and then additional tie in beam attachment points approximately every 100 feet in height that the Crane goes up as the building is built taller. So for example on a building that is 1000 feet tall the Crane may be attached with tie in beams to the building over 10 different areas. The steps and shaking in the video will happen each time you remove these pins and tie in beams when dismantling and jacking the Tower Crane down. So repeat this video 10 times and imagine this violent shaking and swaying 1000 feet in the air.
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Twistytowertowercrane
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Me: never even thought about being a crane operator.

Algorithm: so u want to be a crane operator

Leonardbro_NoCaprio_
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My uncle was on a crane during the 80 something earthquake. He rode it out, came down and quit that day. He never worked as a sky crane operator again.

tirrelljoyner
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I love the pause on the radio where clearly everyone on the ground was laughing too much to reply, and you could hear them still laughing after the radio comes back on.

Reblwitoutacause
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Pretty sure I've never ever once thought about being a crane operator, ever..

jcZo
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The boss of all bosses. I get paranoid operating a forklift truck lol.

romeopyardega
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Good crane operators were respected in my trade 35 years high steel union ironworker now retired god bless them all .

markjamison
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"So you want to be a tower crane operator"

Nope.. No I do not

patrickhell
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I was staring at the highway thinking
I'd much rather be down there in one of those cars lol

zombieking
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“Need a minute to change your britches” “no they were already off” 😂

chrispybattyone
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I give alot of credit to these crane operators.They study hard & they got balls of steel.

ruipires
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Never in my life have I said “I want to be a tower crane operator”

matthewneuwoehner
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"You need a minute to clean your britches?"

"Nah, they were already off" 🤣

presley
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Those guys make about $50 -$60 an hour. With outstanding benefits. Like any construction job there are risk. It’s all about proper training and following safety protocols. If you are serious about the job and pay attention when training. More power to you

darqman
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Trust me, when the direct deposit hits your account, you won’t be giving those shifts and shakes that make your ass pucker a second thought.

mburke
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This is the construction worker equivalent of "Why do I hear boss music?"

Vers
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"So you wanna be a tower crane operator?"
Uh no not really

breggden
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Did the guy over the radio say "You need a minute to clean your britches?" And he responded "No, they were already off"?

cryptgod
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No thanks, I rather hand feed T-Rexes 😂😂😂

turboman
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No I do NOT want to be a tower crane operator that just almost gave me a heart attack just watching. God Bless you and stay safe.

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