Bill
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Three days of working 12s later…
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
🤣🤣
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Always 🤣
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Sounds about right
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
So cool to see something like this. For so long, college has been really the only path promoted to high school students, but I’m so glad to see the trades finally getting some exposure as being a strong career path with great pay and benefits.
https://tribtown.com/2022/02/17/brownstown-students-learn-about-benefits-of-trades-jobs/
tribtown.com
Brownstown students learn about benefits of trades jobs - Seymour Tribune
BROWNSTOWN — Driving on U.S. 50 just west of Seymour, a Force Construction Co. Inc. employee passing the Rose Acre Farms corporate office could beam with pride knowing their company designed and built that.
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This is great. I never remember hearing anything about joining the trades when I was in high school, so it took me a few years after graduation to find this path!
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Cool!
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Who’s been there?
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Heart Attack
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😻😻
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Do you use the same safety practices doing projects at home as you do on the jobsite?
dailycommercial.com
Around the House: Jobsite safety rules also apply to home DIY projects
The No. 1 accident on construction jobsites are falls and that is despite the use of proper fall-arrest equipment and safety training.
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Possibly
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
How’d my boss get on this meme? 🤣
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😂😂😂
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
“Establishing a culture focused on addressing jobsite risks, and safety in particular, is the first essential step.”
How safety practices can help contractors maintain profits this year: https://www.forconstructionpros.com/equipment/article/21993184/control-risks-on-construction-projects-to-maintain-profits-in-2022
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This makes sense!
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Ugh, so horrible for this worker.
pressherald.com
Injured construction worker alleges negligence in lawsuit against Cianbro
More than 5 tons of steel fell on Eric Jabbusch of Greene at a Cianbro worksite on Interstate 95 in July 2020.
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So horrible.
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I really hate to see things like this. A days work shouldn’t turn into this.
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Ugh. Work on a bridge without fall protection. Always so sad to see construction workers not make it home to their families. https://www.chronline.com/stories/washington-construction-company-fined-after-worker-dies-in-fall-from-columbia-river-bridge,283440
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Hate that. Safety might not be “cool” but it is just so important.
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So sad for him and his family. Contractors really need to start enforcing this stuff. It is just not worth the risk.
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Bill posted an update 2 years ago
Which one of you is this? 😅 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAsyjvHVZ78
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Relying on the guy who is always late to bring the snacks? Now that’s just an irresponsible host 😂
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