#millwright

Funny story time! So I have always hated heights. When I took my job one of the questions was are you afraid of heights. I said no because I really wanted the job. Well I learned real quick I need to face my fears. I can now go over 100ft in the air and walk on small duct work to get the job done! #bluecollarnation #youngbloodworker #millwright #heights #overcoming https://www.instagram.com/p/CAQNyXFgFObEqGuzDK-jdUWDU5OmUcd7W5TVYM0/?igshid=261x1ejdd658

Random shots from work, good bad and ugly Good repairs on expansion joint NASA dryer building Some upcoming Nautica and bridge work The bad and ugly AK steel Mansfield Repairing schedule 160 pipe and wear rails, total wrong way of doing repairs but what customer insist in doing after being advised it was bad procedure, then bitch when it doesn’t work out, but we had everything in writing,, also stupid safety program that looks past true safety while enforcing nonsense rules. If while driving onsite with window down you must be wearing goggle type safety glasses, if caught violating, you are taken for drug test. Yet they will schedule their people 16 hour shifts, and rotate between days and nights weekly. Happy to be contractor who gets to leave.

Nice greasy, dank, dark hole to work in

Lower pic , gear from HBC and a pump and motor set up to train on alignment

Installing a new magnet for MRI machine, magnet is extremely powerful, we have to use all non magnetic tooling when un-crating and installing, also leave any credit cards with magnetic strip in next room, once installed in machine it is safer.

after working there you really stand out under “UV” black-lights