Look at this blue-pill shit on construction work BONE-CHILLING

[stamaster21]

im a construction laborer and i went to trade school for electrical 3000 took the test only 700 passed i was ranked 469, ill be starting in one of their 8 divisions by the end of the summer.


The robb sommerfield guy is on some bs, he thinks its stigma about construction that is holding the industry back, and he says some hvac guy at hes house made 6 figuires with over-time. Trades is back breaking work for most of the trades , some are easier then others. This is the reason people don't want to do it, they rather do IT or be para-legal making 70k as para legal not having your body cry out in pain, or go into IT and sit and write pc code, or programs and make 90-130k a year and keep your body healthy.
Notice these folks talking don't spend 20-30 years doing the physical work, they work 5-7 years get promoted and try to work in the office in a nice chair for 35 hours a week and for 5 hours they just leave the office to check on projects.

The patrica daniels said its like any job you have to be educated, which is cope, we have the internet and cell phones, they need to increase the wages and cut the hours from 40-30 hours a week and give the workers friday off.

Do people not want to work (in construction) anymore?

Construction Dive spoke to many insiders about the notion that young people don’t want to work hard in careers like the trades.

www.constructiondive.com

 

[bigman1950]

im thinking to do hvac, or is there any other trades which are easier. any tips for me im in grade 11

 

[stamaster21]

hvac

im thinking to do hvac, or is there any other trades which are easier. any tips for me im in grade 11

hvac is one of the harder one and physically demanding ones, because pipes and vents are usually highup so it requires alot of physical work. Labor construction is the most physical one out of all the trades because it requires less skill and devices and pure strengh and work as 98 percent of the time your lifting and moving heavy stuff. In hvac your doing physical heavy labor about 70 percent of the time. The easier ones are electrical and wielding their less physically demanding as their more skill based, in these your doing about 20 percent heavy phsyical labor.

 

[Deleted member 12189]

BONE CHILLING

 

[bigman1950]

I want to go to the skilled trades and I’m still making my decision. My guidance councler said I’ll be working with natural gas and moving furnaces. What are other skilled trades which pay highly and are less demanding because what I seen, people make their skilled trades into a buisness later on. So, I told my parents about welding and carpentry, what your thoughts on those. Also, I’m trying to do things which don’t make me go up as I don’t want to work with heights, any suggestions?

 

[OldRooster]

As someone that used to hire and deal with a lot of contractors, I will say that being an Electrical Contractor is the best choice. Plumbers are almost universally fat and scammers. They teach HVAC in prisons so there is a lot of competition for entry level jobs. Pulling wire seems to give Electricians well developed arms and upper body.

I would look into getting certified for 12-48V DC systems, that will likely be a big growth area imo. And most Electricans can not do DC work.

No idea what you are babbling on about.

 

[Deleted member 46979]

the job with the greatest carry over to actual survival is probably hunter or farmer. it makes no sense to waste time on anything that depends on the city because the cities are about to crumble from the weight of feral human fecal matter

 

[stamaster21]

I want to go to the skilled trades and I’m still making my decision. My guidance councler said I’ll be working with natural gas and moving furnaces. What are other skilled trades which pay highly and are less demanding because what I seen, people make their skilled trades into a buisness later on. So, I told my parents about welding and carpentry, what your thoughts on those. Also, I’m trying to do things which don’t make me go up as I don’t want to work with heights, any suggestions?

Carpentry is the second worse one after construction laborer alot of phsyical work like 80 percent, wielding is less physical work and higher pay ceiling and alot less physical work. As for heights were all afraid of heights i worked on the tallest building in nyc in brooklyn 90 stories. If you work in any trade your gonna have to deal with hieghts at some point, in some trades rarely.

 

[stamaster21]

As someone that used to hire and deal with a lot of contractors, I will say that being an Electrical Contractor is the best choice. Plumbers are almost universally fat and scammers. They teach HVAC in prisons so there is a lot of competition for entry level jobs. Pulling wire seems to give Electricians well developed arms and upper body.

I would look into getting certified for 12-48V DC systems, that will likely be a big growth area imo. And most Electricans can not do DC work.

No idea what you are babbling on about.

from experience eletrical is one of the better jobs as its more skill based and requires alot less physical labor then the other trades. Hvac is iffy because alot of competition and less job security and the job isn't in demand like electrical or caprentry.

 

[Deleted member 30188]

Yeah worked in construction for a summer fuck that shit

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

i work in a office but 12h a day..

Obviously it’s better than the physical demanding job i used to do but 12h a day is just to much and im left with no time for myself. I’m free only saturday and sunday.

I’m going to quit by end of the month due to an erasmus im going to, but my goal in the next 3 months is to find a remote job (like call centering) and start doing that from home.

 

[thereallegend]

Unions make all the difference for blue collar work. I make 2x what non union workers make.

 

[thereallegend]

Carpentry is the second worse one after construction laborer alot of phsyical work like 80 percent, wielding is less physical work and higher pay ceiling and alot less physical work. As for heights were all afraid of heights i worked on the tallest building in nyc in brooklyn 90 stories. If you work in any trade your gonna have to deal with hieghts at some point, in some trades rarely.

Get that life insurance ready

 

[thereallegend]

i work in a office but 12h a day..

Obviously it’s better than the physical demanding job i used to do but 12h a day is just to much and im left with no time for myself. I’m free only saturday and sunday.

I’m going to quit by end of the month due to an erasmus im going to, but my goal in the next 3 months is to find a remote job (like call centering) and start doing that from home.

what industry

 

[stamaster21]

i work in a office but 12h a day..

Obviously it’s better than the physical demanding job i used to do but 12h a day is just to much and im left with no time for myself. I’m free only saturday and sunday.

I’m going to quit by end of the month due to an erasmus im going to, but my goal in the next 3 months is to find a remote job (like call centering) and start doing that from home.

those office jobs are good but to many hours can make people feel trapped, 12 hours is to much, its better to work 8 hours 5 days a week and have the option of over-time if you want it. Those 4 hours compared to 8 doesnt look like alot until you realize thats 4 more hours to relax or sleep or eat.

 

[stamaster21]

Unions make all the difference for blue collar work. I make 2x what non union workers make.

yes best comment here if its non-union in 90 percent of cases means shit pay and benefits. Unions on avg are 40-60 percent higher wages and more benefits. Belive it or not most unions here in the usa have a payscale where helpers start off with 50-70 percent of a journey mans pay and it goes up over a 4-5 year period. But sadly the unions that do the 50 percent have a much lower retention rate, as men want higher starting wages. Guys look at it this way which is better starting making 20 dollars a hour and 5 years you make 60 , or you start at 35 a hour and in 5 years you make 55 dollars a hour. Most mean will pick option two as its about starting your life , men and folks care about the HERE and NOW their not thinking about 4-5 years from now. Thats why some trades and unions do worse then others.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

those office jobs are good but to many hours can make people feel traped, 12 hours is to much, its better to work 8 hours 5 days a week and have the option of over-time if you want it. Those 4 hours compared to 8 doesnt look like alot until you realize thats 4 more hours to relax or sleep or eat.

yeah…i’ve been really stressed this last month about it.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

what industry

Mechanical engineering and piece production

 

[R@m@]

Construction is cool until you're 30,after that your body will start degradation and if you don't keep good form working you will fuck up your body

Also the average boomer construction nut thinks that we should all work a lot and are probably against Friday off and you should deserve every penny,

I'm working at it right now

 

[R@m@]

Construction workers on average are some of the high T yet blue pilled people

 

[bigman1950]

Carpentry is the second worse one after construction laborer alot of phsyical work like 80 percent, wielding is less physical work and higher pay ceiling and alot less physical work. As for heights were all afraid of heights i worked on the tallest building in nyc in brooklyn 90 stories. If you work in any trade your gonna have to deal with hieghts at some point, in some trades rarely.

Thanks for the info, I live in Canada and my guidance councler says there won’t be any skilled trades workers after the current ones retire. I’m not sure what other backup field I have, because I haven’t thought through it. What my parents are saying is to go into sales. Do u think that’s a good idea, as a back up. Because in sales, it’s everything about socializing and closing deals. What’s your thoughts on that. Also my friend also wanted to be a skilled trades but he is a sprinkler installer, do u think that’s good

 

[bigman1950]

As someone that used to hire and deal with a lot of contractors, I will say that being an Electrical Contractor is the best choice. Plumbers are almost universally fat and scammers. They teach HVAC in prisons so there is a lot of competition for entry level jobs. Pulling wire seems to give Electricians well developed arms and upper body.

I would look into getting certified for 12-48V DC systems, that will likely be a big growth area imo. And most Electricans can not do DC work.

No idea what you are babbling on about.

What is a electrical contractor, what do u have to do

 

[stamaster21]

Thanks for the info, I live in Canada and my guidance councler says there won’t be any skilled trades workers after the current ones retire. I’m not sure what other backup field I have, because I haven’t thought through it. What my parents are saying is to go into sales. Do u think that’s a good idea, as a back up. Because in sales, it’s everything about socializing and closing deals. What’s your thoughts on that. Also my friend also wanted to be a skilled trades but he is a sprinkler installer, do u think that’s good

sales is a decent backup because in trades you could always get hurt, i had calf/achilles injury took me 2.5 years to fully recover.

 

[bigman1950]

sales is a decent backup because in trades you could always get hurt, i had calf/achilles injury took me 2.5 years to fully recover.

like my dad wanted to be a cars sales man and do that, but my mom is saying its shit useless, no point. Dads saying he feels like i might do good in it. Im still in grade 11, but not sure any other career paths, you have any advice. Right now im taking marketing and im understanding the concepts pretty quick and i enjoy it. i used to have 3 buisnesses which ran but all failed, Still learned something. SO asked my mom and she said all my other options for skilled trades were shit. I told her about carpentry, like wood shit but u said its very demanding. then i said plumbing but she said it will be too hard for me as the test is hard to pass and finally i said welding which she said to their is not that much money to be made. What are your thoughts and advice for a skilled trades work or a back up like sales?

 

[bigman1950]

from experience eletrical is one of the better jobs as its more skill based and requires alot less physical labor then the other trades. Hvac is iffy because alot of competition and less job security and the job isn't in demand like electrical or caprentry.

u said electrical is good, but then wont u be climbing on ladders and heights switching bulbs and wiring, but u said its not as demanding as hvac. How would i know if i wanted to electrical

 

[stamaster21]

u said electrical is good, but then wont u be climbing on ladders and heights switching bulbs and wiring, but u said its not as demanding as hvac. How would i know if i wanted to electrical

hvac usually is at much higher heights, meaning in electrical you won't go usually past 11 feet,in hvac you can be literally on top of a 40 feet cooling tower, or climb a 24 foot ladder.

 

[bigman1950]

hvac usually is at much higher heights, meaning in electrical you won't go usually past 11 feet,in hvac you can be literally on top of a 40 feet cooling tower, or climb a 24 foot ladder.

like my dad wanted to be a cars sales man and do that, but my mom is saying its shit useless, no point. Dads saying he feels like i might do good in it. Im still in grade 11, but not sure any other career paths, you have any advice. Right now im taking marketing and im understanding the concepts pretty quick and i enjoy it. i used to have 3 buisnesses which ran but all failed, Still learned something. SO asked my mom and she said all my other options for skilled trades were shit. I told her about carpentry, like wood shit but u said its very demanding. then i said plumbing but she said it will be too hard for me as the test is hard to pass and finally i said welding which she said to their is not that much money to be made. What are your thoughts and advice for a skilled trades work or a back up like sales

 

[stamaster21]

like my dad wanted to be a cars sales man and do that, but my mom is saying its shit useless, no point. Dads saying he feels like i might do good in it. Im still in grade 11, but not sure any other career paths, you have any advice. Right now im taking marketing and im understanding the concepts pretty quick and i enjoy it. i used to have 3 buisnesses which ran but all failed, Still learned something. SO asked my mom and she said all my other options for skilled trades were shit. I told her about carpentry, like wood shit but u said its very demanding. then i said plumbing but she said it will be too hard for me as the test is hard to pass and finally i said welding which she said to their is not that much money to be made. What are your thoughts and advice for a skilled trades work or a back up like sales

i would go into electrical, and look into going into trades school or doing a apprenticeship. You only need a 11th grade math education to be a electrical worker, the highest math is trig/algerbra and geometry. And maybe have marketing as a backup.

 

[bigman1950]

So is el

i would go into electrical, and look into going into trades school or doing a apprenticeship. You only need a 11th grade math education to be a electrical worker, the highest math is trig/algerbra and geometry. And maybe have marketing as a backup.

so is electrical better than hvac is less demanding, and can u choose between commercial or residential for skilled trades

 

[stamaster21]

So is el

so is electrical better than hvac is less demanding, and can u choose between commercial or residential for skilled trades

industrial to, residential is harder then commercial , industrial is the hardest big boi shit.
Commerical basically doing electrical work in stores and markets, residential basically doing elecrical work in building being built, industrial doing electrical work like at power plants or utility plants.

 

[bigman1950]

Oh shit so u r gonna start commercial and can u choose to stay at commercial

 

[bigman1950]

industrial to, residential is harder then commercial , industrial is the hardest big boi shit.
Commerical basically doing electrical work in stores and markets, residential basically doing elecrical work in building being built, industrial doing electrical work like at power plants or utility plants.

Oh shit so u r gonna start commercial and can u choose to stay at commercial

 

[thereallegend]

like my dad wanted to be a cars sales man and do that, but my mom is saying its shit useless, no point. Dads saying he feels like i might do good in it. Im still in grade 11, but not sure any other career paths, you have any advice. Right now im taking marketing and im understanding the concepts pretty quick and i enjoy it. i used to have 3 buisnesses which ran but all failed, Still learned something. SO asked my mom and she said all my other options for skilled trades were shit. I told her about carpentry, like wood shit but u said its very demanding. then i said plumbing but she said it will be too hard for me as the test is hard to pass and finally i said welding which she said to their is not that much money to be made. What are your thoughts and advice for a skilled trades work or a back up like sales?

Typical women discouraging you enter the trades. Not without good reason though.

 

[stamaster21]

Oh shit so u r gonna start commercial and can u choose to stay at commercial

im a city electrical help here in nyc im basically industrial. And yes you can choice which one you want but usually a contractor specialize in one of the three sectors.

 

[bigman1950]

im a city electrical help here in nyc im basically industrial. And yes you can choice which one you want but usually a contractor specialize in one of the three sectors.

what other backups do u think are good. i dont want to go to university, and prefer college. I was asking my guidance councller and she said after u do ur skilled trades, do a buisness course and turn that skilled trades into a business. you think thats a good idea, and when can u decide to stop doing skilled trades and start ur own company. today i was discussing with my dad i dont want to be average and just work 9-5, and acctually live life with money.

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

im a construction laborer and i went to trade school for electrical 3000 took the test only 700 passed i was ranked 469, ill be starting in one of their 8 divisions by the end of the summer.


The robb sommerfield guy is on some bs, he thinks its stigma about construction that is holding the industry back, and he says some hvac guy at hes house made 6 figuires with over-time. Trades is back breaking work for most of the trades , some are easier then others. This is the reason people don't want to do it, they rather do IT or be para-legal making 70k as para legal not having your body cry out in pain, or go into IT and sit and write pc code, or programs and make 90-130k a year and keep your body healthy.
Notice these folks talking don't spend 20-30 years doing the physical work, they work 5-7 years get promoted and try to work in the office in a nice chair for 35 hours a week and for 5 hours they just leave the office to check on projects.

The patrica daniels said its like any job you have to be educated, which is cope, we have the internet and cell phones, they need to increase the wages and cut the hours from 40-30 hours a week and give the workers friday off.

Do people not want to work (in construction) anymore?

Construction Dive spoke to many insiders about the notion that young people don’t want to work hard in careers like the trades.

www.constructiondive.com

I want to do farming and welding. Thoughts?

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

Mechanical engineering

Do you have a degree in Mech Eng?

 

[hiwasuwor]

im happy im not a construction worker. lowest of the low. i would rather earn less in comfy job than to be a construction worker

 

[hiwasuwor]

im happy im not a construction worker. lowest of the low. i would rather earn less in comfy job than to be a construction worker

Average construction goy is fat, ugly, deformed. Drinks 2liter of soda each day, smokes one package of cigs, eats the fattest goyslop, uses no sunscreem and works 10 hours shirtless in open sun with no protection.

 

[bigman1950]

Average construction goy is fat, ugly, deformed. Drinks 2liter of soda each day, smokes one package of cigs, eats the fattest goyslop, uses no sunscreem and works 10 hours shirtless in open sun with no protection.

Does that go for electrican and hvac?

 

[hiwasuwor]

Does that go for electrican and hvac?

no there work is more chill, they dont stress and have higher iq than construction worker

 

[stamaster21]

Construction is cool until you're 30,after that your body will start degradation and if you don't keep good form working you will fuck up your body

Also the average boomer construction nut thinks that we should all work a lot and are probably against Friday off and you should deserve every penny,

I'm working at it right now

construction is one of the main industies i think you should have fridays off instead of 40 hour work weeks it should be 32 hours.

 

[Deleted member 21712]

but consturction work is still better because it gets you jacked and shredded

 

[Deleted member 21712]

I made six figures working by a coputer desk and it's really depressing to just sit and watch youtube videos and browse the internet all day. and now I'm fat. I would have much rather gotten paid to be jacked

 

[stamaster21]

no there work is more chill, they dont stress and have higher iq than construction worker

electrical/hvac is much higher skill based thats why they have a much higher pay ceiling. And average yes they have higher iq. For construction laborer the max pay is 41 dollars after 4 years and reahcing journeymen for one of the biggest unions here in usa, For ibew the major electrical union in the usa its 62 dollars. IF you work for the city like me as a electrical helper, its 41 dollars a hour after you pass your mechanics test which you can take after 1 year of being a helper, but as a city worker you get better pension and benefits special programs to help you get housing, you can get luaxry apartment here in nyc and pay 1500 a month in rent in manhantaan while your neighbors pay 2500-3000 a month in rent.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

Do you have a degree in Mech Eng?

No, we’re i live, you get something similar with an high school that you go to normally.

I did that school and now i can do this types of jobs at 19

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

Do you have a degree in Mech Eng?

No, we’re i live, you get something similar with an high school that you go to normally.

I did that school and now i can do this types of jobs at 19

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

No, we’re i live, you get something similar with an high school that you go to normally.

I did that school and now i can do this types of jobs at 19

Double post nigga.

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

No, we’re i live, you get something similar with an high school that you go to normally.

I did that school and now i can do this types of jobs at 19

Double post nigga.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

Double post nigga.

my bad i’m lagging hard af rn