Picture Thread - Show INGO Where You Work

[red_zr24x4]

We had to set the meters on the front of the building, to many windows on the side where the fuel lines went into the apartments

 

[Brandon]

Here's an apartment building me and another fitter did in Ames Iowa

Masons need a level!

 

[jagee]

 

[daddyusmaximus]

Yep! Quite often followed by I am cav so I'm
Quite a bit of it, even today if I see something interesting I'll send an imaginary spot report. Loved border duty, volunteered for every patrol I could.

Every bit of it?



My "office".



Other "office".

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

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I still have PTSD from trying to walk across the rebar, catch up to the guy with the pipe, trying to keep my grip on the handle of a five-gallon bucket when I stick it into the stream of concrete shooting 100 mph out of the end of the pipe, hoping that I got enough to do the air test and/or slump test. That was 25 years ago and I remember it like it was yesterday. My respect to the materials techs.

 

[yetti462]

Solid white oak woods in this pic, marking for sale. My office, no AC, just ticks and briars. If lucky, I'll find an antler.

 

[jagee]

I still have PTSD from trying to walk across the rebar, catch up to the guy with the pipe, trying to keep my grip on the handle of a five-gallon bucket when I stick it into the stream of concrete shooting 100 mph out of the end of the pipe, hoping that I got enough to do the air test and/or slump test. That was 25 years ago and I remember it like it was yesterday. My respect to the materials techs.

I started as a field tech. Worked my way up through that company and now work for the contractor as QC focusing on soils/concrete/rebar.

The trick is to pile the mud up and use a shovel to fill your bucket. Walking across the bar is a learned skill. Just takes practice.