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Antonmursid 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨

no this is pure trash.

Clown crew actually..

Point well raised... SafetyFirst!

Ooh well lol

germany has extremely high standards concerning building safety, moreover a radical enforcement of these standards/rules. we're able to have a great infrastructure, so it's being upheld

Because in the first world building standards/codes are more rigorously implemented/enforced as to try to mitigate building disasters.

That's right ! Those balconys would never collapse .. Tax payers money nobody cares

@@peppa_pig3646 We have crazy standards here in Sweden to, because of that i got me self a new balcony which made the value on my apartment increase significantly, very nice!

@@randylahey1822 What do you mean a NEW Balcony? In the U.S, Balcony's are designed as "cantilevers" off of the building itself. So to remove the balcony.. is a odd concept. But to replace it.. is even odder.

That's what a job does gotta do it

In 1984, R. A. Hatch was contracted to rebuild the middle section of the Banfield freeway in Portland, Oregon. The plans were very extensive regarding the multiple switches of traffic necessary to allow removal of several concrete overpasses, with schedules of up to six months, with no traffic impacts except for the incredible dangers and inconveniences of moving traffic around many times. Hatch said he could do each bridge in a weekend if the state would let him close the freeway for 24 hours. Reluctantly, the state said try just one. As much removal of handrails, etc. was done ahead of time. The freeway was closed at midnight Saturday, with multiple loads of gravel dumped on the roadway below the bridge for cushioning. By 2:00 a.m. a crane with a wrecking ball was making multiple drops on the bridge deck, punching through to expose the concrete girder web, then banging on the girders until the whole thing came down. By 5:00 a.m. crews were cutting up and hauling away the remains, finishing the work by late Sunday afternoon, with the freeway reopened Sunday night. The time and work saved was so significant that the state allowed hatch to continue with all the other bridges (six if I recall correctly), allowing the contract to be competed several months ahead of schedule, and way ahead of the sections on either end.

No time for that sort of nonsense, move on

I agree, in countries they hire the cheapest or does it themselfs without eny past experience.

Same in US.

Look up side tipper road trains Australia has had them since the 60s.

They are nothing new. I'm in America and they have been around my whole life.

They've been around for ever.

I've never seen them before and I watch a lot of engineering documentaries. I don't doubt they've been around forever. Just seen them before and what a cool idea !!

@@needmoreramsay they have a purpose. Good for continuous flow but you cant really dump a concentrated pile as efficiently as a normal dump truck. You ever see a curb(kurb) machine?

As a Neigbour of Germany(the Netherlands) it annoys me, probably because ill understand some german and would translate some things diffrently

the same thing in the US

Shouldn't trust any site manager... Luck after number one bollocks to anyone else

Not one other person is wearing a hard hat

Ever hear the saying "lead by example"? No? Well, now you've read it. I hate hard hats. Uncomfortable, hot, hard to wear with a winter hat, pain in the ass overall. When you're doing a job with overhead dangers they should be worn. As a foreman/manager it's your responsibility for the safety of the guys out there under you. I have no problem with a guy thinking I'm a dick for making him wear a hard hat all day and then going home thinking the same thing. It beats them not going home and having to call 911 or his emergency contact.

Nope. Doesn't work. It's a pointless waste of money. These guys have eyes and they work just fine.

They did that for the "drama" effect.

How long have you been recycling the steel, wiring etc? Is it for the lower cost of construction? How much more does it cost?

If the bridge falls on you the helmet won't safe you either. But your right, they should still wear helmets on site

@@noobgamer-qb3gq even tiny chunk of concrete falling from that height can cause a serious injury.

Even more: balconies are strong enough to stay in place for next 100 years.

@@SunOS10 look at his fly

Are you gonna supply all the trucks?

why would they use 20 trucks when they can use 2 that refill 10 times, do you realize how expensive trucks and labor are?

Would of been more fun too 🤣 bridge would be bye bye 🤣

use explosives for the bridge and clean up

No... It would take 20 times as long...

Die würden dir in dem Fall auch nichts mehr bringen

Hey somebody's gotta do it

Antonmursid 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨

They knew exactly what to do... The show just added that to make it more interesting... It was fake drama...

If the concrete have become marode and the steel in it is rosting, you have to remove it. Usually it would have made sence to tear dow the whole complex, but i guess the building is owned by the city and they had to keep the cheep appartments for political reasons.

They didn't miss it... The way they "translated" it made it out that way. They did it for the "drama" effect.