Engineer vip 49 #adamrose #construction #engineering #workers

[MEGATRUMP]

In Hong Kong the scaffolding is 100% Bamboo poles. Unbelievable how sturdy they are! Very brave Humans climbing these structures!👍

[GunFu_Panda]

If the arrow wasn’t there I wouldn’t have noticed what was going on. Thank you

[platoeuclid]

Mad respect to the dude hundreds of feet in the air working like it’s nothing 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[norwegianblue]

The most dangerous job in the world is being a Chinese construction worker. The next most dangerous thing is living in the building they built.

[MrNemoYo]

That dude throwing the cement over strips of wood...
That was a productive idea; it stops the cement from clumping up and then they just mix it up in the barrel.

[nataliesweet-cwcr]

Wherever this guy goes, chaos follows

[Richard-eznf]

That building not tipping over all the way must have been connected to some deep pile system

[TeodorNegru]

The guy driving the excavator in the first sequence saw death and shook its hand

[RobReith]

That guy ramping the backhoe was a beast. That's exactly what he was trying to do. Same with charring the wood, they were doing a nice job.

[matt]

The last one is a legit method. I deliver cladding for a company in the Uk that uses the same method to scorch the wood. It’s quite a popular look by all accounts.

[eugeneharrigan]

More great clips, some mad, some bad, and some unbelievable. Thank you for taking the time to arrange them. Eugene in Ireland 🇮🇪 😊 👍

[ПрощеПростого-ъб]

Эксковаторщик - профессионал!!! Браво и Человеческое - БлагоДарю!!!

[GeminiWoods]

Charring wood is pretty normal. Some people do it for fencing because they like the look.

[youchoob]

Back in them olden days, there weren’t no safety regulations. Brick, mortar and lime took lives. Men left without a dime, in a time without safety.

[olesya_]

Люди, которые работают на такой высоте, Они вероятно родились с геном безстрашия!

[Александр-ннр]

Пацаны на высоте поди работают за тарелку риса.

[TruckerJosh]

The guy doing the wood burning is pretty good

[D]

Thank God for men. I could never do the jobs men do.

[MAte]

Can you imagine what workcover in australia would say about the flimsy scaffoling in the second clip

[monsterunderyourbed]

Last two:
2. Glad we had that FUCKING arrow to guide our attention.
1. That is an abbreviated version of Shou Sugi Ban (also know as Yakisugi) and the treatment makes the wood water resistant/repellent, insect proof and not so oddly enough fire resistant.