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post 1559059441 08-17-2018, 05:40 PM
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Looks fun if you are fearless tbh
post 1559059501 08-17-2018, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Did you have any fear of heights when you started this job?

Stones of steel but that's going to be a strong no thanks Jeff for me.
when I was younger you wouldn't even catch me on a roof top I was so terrified, a I got older and tarted climbing more (started on 25ft towers, eventually moved up to 50 then 75 then 100+, these were cheap tv antennas with small bolts that I didnt even tie off to because I was more worried about the tower falling down) you kind of start to like the rush of it -- my first big tower climb was a bit terrifying, but going up with a crew was comforting and after you're up the for a while and learn things you start to enjoy it. once you've got a list of tasks ahead of you, you aren't really focused on the ground anymore.
Originally Posted By Kormo
Looks fun if you are fearless tbh
don't be fooled broyo, it's still nerve racking.. but to be safe you can't get too comfortable
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post 1559060571 08-17-2018, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted By RealAesthetic
1000 takes an hour or so
1500 would probably take closer to 2, that guys doing work on a tv antenna and those are scary af to climb
Wtf are you supposed to do if you reach the top after a 2hr climb and a very strong storm comes in?
I'm the thread killer.
post 1559060711 08-17-2018, 05:59 PM
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Damn dude could've have sworn you just posted about this new job like 2 weeks ago. Has it already been months? Time flies for +30 crew I guess...

Did you move out to the new area that's closer to the action? How do you like the new place?

Also mirin face pic, actually pretty aesthetic (no homo)... as opposed to that retard eod in the other thread who looks like someone drew a sadface on a pumpkin full of turd but somehow thinks he's a young brad pitt.
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post 1559060731 08-17-2018, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted By iWantToGrow
Wtf are you supposed to do if you reach the top after a 2hr climb and a very strong storm comes in?
start climbing down, at that height you'll see it coming

but you should never be put in that position, the company you work for and yourself are meant to keep an eye on the weather radar -- if there's a high chance then you don't climb
Originally Posted By PisseninMisc
Damn dude could've have sworn you just posted about this new job like 2 weeks ago. Has it already been months? Time flies for +30 crew I guess...

Did you move out to the new area that's closer to the action? How do you like the new place?

Also mirin face pic, actually pretty aesthetic (no homo)... as opposed to that retard eod in the other thread who looks like someone drew a sadface on a pumpkin full of turd but somehow thinks he's a young brad pitt.
fukn lmao, thanks brah

I haven't moved yet, gonna start looking. I have a chicks house I can spend the night at whenever that lives 15 mins from the office, i've also got a couple friends that I can stay with whenever that live close to the gta office.
my job has 2 locations to choose from that I can move closer to but I'm signed up for travel work right now so i've got time to dwell on it. living that hotel life.

anywhere in the gta is expensive as fuk so i'm thinking about moving to the kitchener/waterloo area
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post 1559061021 08-17-2018, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted By LegDayLol
Chit, How long did it take to climb?


Aww chit - 1500ft



Stay safe OP ^ might as well parachute from that one
Originally Posted By RealAesthetic
that one in my pics takes about 15 minutes to climb, can be done a lot quicker if you don't rest
1000 takes an hour or so
1500 would probably take closer to 2, that guys doing work on a tv antenna and those are scary af to climb

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post 1559061431 08-17-2018, 06:12 PM
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It was mentioned that you can get fried if the tower operates at full power while you're up there. I've always been curious about this, what happens? Fried in the sense that you did damage to your body that could lead to cancer or fried as in you'd instantly realize that the tower was on an lose consciousness or some ****?

Anyways congrats brah, crazy job, mirin execution of goals and the pics
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post 1559061641 08-17-2018, 06:16 PM
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always thought it was an intriguing job since seeing this video:



wood never be able to do it tho
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post 1559061701 08-17-2018, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted By triception
It was mentioned that you can get fried if the tower operates at full power while you're up there. I've always been curious about this, what happens? Fried in the sense that you did damage to your body that could lead to cancer or fried as in you'd instantly realize that the tower was on an lose consciousness or some ****?

Anyways congrats brah, crazy job, mirin execution of goals and the pics
there are warning stickers on the antennas that warn you standing in front of them can kill you
I believe they fry your insides and are extremely cancerous but tbh i'm not entirely sure. will ask coworkers
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post 1559061721 08-17-2018, 06:17 PM
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Mirin hard OP

you'd get some amazing photos from up there.

Do you brahs have any policy about going up when the weather's going to be potentially bad? My biggest fear wouldn't be the height, it'd be getting melted by lightning.
U wot m8
post 1559061731 08-17-2018, 06:18 PM
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Go for you, I am terrified of heights even 15 foot ladder
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post 1559061741 08-17-2018, 06:18 PM
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Not even kidding i would send so many dick pics to women from that height... just pan around the scenery for a second then point the camera down and BAM! Hard asf dick


Plus, it's not like anyone could see what you're doing
post 1559061961 08-17-2018, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted By SmAshmoto
Mirin hard OP

you'd get some amazing photos from up there.

Do you brahs have any policy about going up when the weather's going to be potentially bad? My biggest fear wouldn't be the height, it'd be getting melted by lightning.
today we called off the work day because there was a high chance of thunderstorms, they never ended up coming but we didn't take the risk. there was on and off downpour and some bad looking clouds, the site supervisor keeps an eye on the weather radar and forecast. sometimes we bring a radio up with us and they keep you up to date on the weather too
Originally Posted By Griggz
Not even kidding i would send so many dick pics to women from that height... just pan around the scenery for a second then point the camera down and BAM! Hard asf dick


Plus, it's not like anyone could see what you're doing
not a bad idea brah.. not a baad ideaaaa
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post 1559062261 08-17-2018, 06:27 PM
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mirin brah, I guess it must feelgoodman to feel adrenaline doing your job instead of sitting on your @ss all day working on spreadsheets for 8 hours

I hope you getting paid
post 1559062381 08-17-2018, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted By HockeyBacon18
seems tradie like
Oh sh!t op is a tradie.
post 1559063051 08-17-2018, 06:39 PM
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Please stay safe OP
post 1559063301 08-17-2018, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted By RealAesthetic
I haven't moved yet, gonna start looking. I have a chicks house I can spend the night at whenever that lives 15 mins from the office, i've also got a couple friends that I can stay with whenever that live close to the gta office.
my job has 2 locations to choose from that I can move closer to but I'm signed up for travel work right now so i've got time to dwell on it. living that hotel life.

anywhere in the gta is expensive as fuk so i'm thinking about moving to the kitchener/waterloo area
Travel work is probably the right move right now to get more experience and see some new places. You can settle down when that gets boring. Hotel life tho... das not it mane. I only travel about 10% of the time but not really about that life.

How long does each stay at a job site take? I could see myself being down for it if it was several days or weeks. I just hate doing the fly in, work your ass off a day or two, lose sleep trying to see the area after work, then fly back tired as fuk and back to work the next day... If I was spending weeks at a time somewhere it could be pretty cool.

Not too familiar with GTA, only been twice. But if it's anything like LA, you can probably find a mid-range area and just uber to where the action is happening.
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post 1559063541 08-17-2018, 06:51 PM
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Those views must be amazing on clear days. I don't want to imagine doing that with any risk of bad weather though. Repped, OP.
post 1559063991 08-17-2018, 07:01 PM
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My balls are too small for this job. I dont even like going on Drop Zone.

What do you do if you suddenly get diarrhea?
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post 1559064131 08-17-2018, 07:03 PM
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just coming in to say


palms are insta-sweating
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post 1559065221 08-17-2018, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted By GriecoR
My balls are too small for this job. I dont even like going on Drop Zone.

What do you do if you suddenly get diarrhea?
sounds like more a problem for the ppl on the ground
post 1559065801 08-17-2018, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted By PisseninMisc
Travel work is probably the right move right now to get more experience and see some new places. You can settle down when that gets boring. Hotel life tho... das not it mane. I only travel about 10% of the time but not really about that life.

How long does each stay at a job site take? I could see myself being down for it if it was several days or weeks. I just hate doing the fly in, work your ass off a day or two, lose sleep trying to see the area after work, then fly back tired as fuk and back to work the next day... If I was spending weeks at a time somewhere it could be pretty cool.

Not too familiar with GTA, only been twice. But if it's anything like LA, you can probably find a mid-range area and just uber to where the action is happening.
when we build towers they take weeks, i'll probably put in 6 weeks of 12 - 14 hour days straight then do 10 days off, if there is more work to do after that i'd probably just do my sight seeing during that 10 days and have a lot of money to play with
Originally Posted By MajesticLion
Those views must be amazing on clear days. I don't want to imagine doing that with any risk of bad weather though. Repped, OP.
views are 10/10 brah, fav part of the job
bad weather is not a good time and especially dangerous
Originally Posted By GriecoR
My balls are too small for this job. I dont even like going on Drop Zone.

What do you do if you suddenly get diarrhea?
I try and eat decent and drink a coffee in the morning to get my chit out of the way then I don't eat til i've got a few hours left in my shift just to play it safe
try and avoid having to go back down -- once we're up, we're up all day.
Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
just coming in to say


palms are insta-sweating
moms spaghetti
Originally Posted By proudmanlet
sounds like more a problem for the ppl on the ground
fukn lost it
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post 1559066111 08-17-2018, 07:39 PM
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OP can you start a youtube channel with footage from the job? there's a bunch of youtubers who climb things and have 1 million + subs
post 1559066611 08-17-2018, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted By RightOnSchedule
OP can you start a youtube channel with footage from the job? there's a bunch of youtubers who climb things and have 1 million + subs
I was thinking about it to be honest, my instagram is gonna be fire

I do wanna get a gopro, specially for when we actually build towers from the ground up

pretty interdasting stuff
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post 1559067421 08-17-2018, 07:57 PM
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Repped OP. Cool job, cool pics, seem like a decent dude. Would buy a beer/10 if I saw you in real life.
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Originally Posted By RealAesthetic
I was thinking about it to be honest, my instagram is gonna be fire

I do wanna get a gopro, specially for when we actually build towers from the ground up

pretty interdasting stuff
Das it mayne, all the guys like Ally Law that I watch use go pros
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and here i am afraid to walk on joists like 10 ft high lol...
Give it 100%
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I've always thought about what it would be like to do that job...but

post 1559068601 08-17-2018, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted By RealAesthetic
fukn lost it
hehe

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to RealAesthetic again.
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Well you showed these so called "HTC" people what HTC really is
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