At 2000 C Steel would be like liquid . Just saying

​@@tempesttempest769 You know what he ment

And I'm sure they get Union wages! :)

They must have an immense accident book, too, many volumes, I'd guess.

@@davidpowell6098 not when they wear those safety flip flops.

seems dangerous, swinging around hot metal that can burn you

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crazy seen the first guys pants are melting just shows how dangerous that place is reasons why polyester has been banned from most workplaces by osha.

new guy on the job every day after old guy on job burned alive

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I just got a steel mill job. Thank God I didn't see this during my walkthrough

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the turbans?

@@ModMax69 those were osha approved turbans

I worked for Daniel Doncasters in Sheffield (and Doncasters Special Alloys) back in the late 70's and was amazed by the talent of the forgemasters that I knew. I was saddened when all that talent was discarded when most of the steel works closed.

@@FDDisaFelon I'm 99.9% sure that it was Eaton & Booth where I saw the hand-rolling, though I went on a few works trips. We used to get some special flat sections from them, I seem to remember they were the last place you could get 6"x4" in some specs (e.g. EN24?), though I don't remember anything that big as being hand rolled. I had no direct experience of Daniel Doncasters, but their reputation was absolutely top-class. My memory is that they were quite advanced and I assume had modern handling equipment - I did see some old-fashioned hand forging under a steam hammer in Willenhall, can't remember the works, that was brutal work. Though the worst conditions I ever saw were at the base of the Bilston blast furnace (BSC of course, as everything was then). Every worker had running sores on their hands from the slag sparks, that apparently prevent a proper scab forming and therefore proper healing. No masks, no goggles, and molten pig-iron and slug running seemingly willy-nilly through channels in the sand floor dug with a garden spade. It confirmed to me that I had better stay in an office.

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They have the machines of that time of course:D

they don't keep track

I really feel bad for the poor workers 😟 But did you watch it in your dreams😂

Muslim ideology here

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Unfortunately, he didn't jump out of the way of those red hot rebar snakes fast enough, and "took a couple for the team" 😔

Но не долго...

Ils ne peuvent pas changer…. ….la dictature qui commande….

The health inspector was on site today

Labor is cheaper overseas and companies love to save money on labor.

As a teenager in the 60’s I already had an inkling that this was the way we were headed when I realized it was apparently cheaper to ship in flashlight bulbs made in Taiwan than it was to make them here.

@clownmeat 1) When I was a kid, my dad had to work several days to pay for a lawnmower. I paid for my current lawnmower in three hours of work - and it has frankly been a fantastic mower. 2) I've lived in seriously impoverished countries and I've seen how much more destitute the poor are there than they are here. If I can put some of the truly poor to work, even if the working conditions aren't great, fantastic! Anyone who considers that exploitation hasn't been desperately poor. Political corruption is the real enemy of our time. Venezuela, Nigeria, and Russia ought to be three of the wealthiest countries in the world.

@Jake Case Have you seen any vids from China, on a building site, a man picked up a piece of rebar and snapped it in two with his bare hands. Showing the low quality of product they were using.

Look, 19th century USA (basically where these foreigners are working) also had abysmal health and safety. Many died or injured in Carnegie's mills. He still became richest man in the world on their backs.

burned

No need for it. It would get changed a couple times per shift....

That's capitalism .........

@@anshumanjaiswal5787 And Communism

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In the mill I work at, if you were to just produce one billet of steel, it would probably take about 5 hours start to finish, from scrap metal to finished rebar being loaded on the truck. Our production levels however are so high that we have a surplus of about 1,500 billets(160mm x 160mm, 32' long) at any given point, and we are rolling 24/7 with an average rate of 2,200 tons(4.5 million pounds) of rebar rolled every 24 hours. I'm not entirely positive how many billets the melt shop produces every hour but I do know that the melt shop could be down for probably a month and we wouldn't run out of billets to roll through the mill

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@@ModMax69 old johnny menard's crap shack, wouldn't be surprised

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That's what I was looking for too, I guess it happened at the last point it went through.

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