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The Essel Channel
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Essel provides an On Demand Workforce That Provides The Results You Need.
Who Do We Service?
We work with construction, environmental, engineering and emergency response companies throughout the United States
What Types of Projects Have We Done?
Our teams have supported projects that had significant impact on the US. From Oil Spills to Hurricanes and Wildfires. We have taken that expertise to deliver skilled personnel to perform a task for an extended period of time to helping the construction industry with its workforce challenges.
What if I'm looking for a job?
Watch our videos and learn about the different positions we handle. Contact us: Recruiting@esseltek.com or text: 510-369-1637.
Business Inquiries:
NLahiri@esseltek.com
Who Do We Service?
We work with construction, environmental, engineering and emergency response companies throughout the United States
What Types of Projects Have We Done?
Our teams have supported projects that had significant impact on the US. From Oil Spills to Hurricanes and Wildfires. We have taken that expertise to deliver skilled personnel to perform a task for an extended period of time to helping the construction industry with its workforce challenges.
What if I'm looking for a job?
Watch our videos and learn about the different positions we handle. Contact us: Recruiting@esseltek.com or text: 510-369-1637.
Business Inquiries:
NLahiri@esseltek.com
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The Good People Podcast | Rocio Luna, Episode 8
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The Good People Podcast | Episode 7 with Jessica Meno
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Essel Environmental's Business Development Director Jessica Meno sits down with CEO Nik Lahiri to chat about what it's like in working in outside sales for the construction workforce side of their business.
The Good People Podcast | Steve Huizinga, President of Freedom Construction
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Good People Podcast: Episode 6 w/ Jesse Hernandez of Depth Builders
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The Good People Podcast: Episode 4 Dante Nino with Tiello
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The Good People Podcast: Episode 3 Shawna Armstrong - Hiring Systems Expert
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This is helpful information. I am getting a home inspection done and didn’t know how they performed these inspections.
How do you ensure there are now asbestos fibres in the black air pump? How do you clean it out?.
The EPA made news coming to a baseball field in El Dorado Hills, CA ca 2010, sliding into bases in bunny-suits and respirators, while belt-samplers sucked up the dust. El Dorado County is full of asbestos rock, as is much of East Bay near San Francisco. The Sacramento Bee story said an autopsy on a dog showed its lungs filled with asbestos particles, though they spend time sniffing the ground. Never heard the-rest-of-the-story. I would be most concerned breathing that white dust on gravel roads in the county since likely asbestos in the thick white dust which covers your car after a summer drive. Unlikely it is the chemical itself, rather just that the fine fibers can overwhelm your lungs ability to sweep stuff out with mucous. The "invaders" tie up your white blood cells and distracted them from their normal job of killing cancer cells which continually pop up.
Is this the acorn cop?
How did they test the air I mean what do you do put it in like a bag or something? People are so stupid.
This video series does a much better job to answer your question. But in essence you pull air through a tiny filter which picks up all the particles, with that filter you then can look at it under the microscope and see if there are asbestos fibers that were picked up. czcams.com/video/i9kN-be_POA/video.htmlsi=suOk8hg8l3RYtWwg
Reported as a harmful and dangerous act. My grandfather died from asbestos exposure. This is such a joke that CZcams is allowing this.
How to test how much asbestos in the air? What instrument to use.
Thank you for having me on!
asbestos has somer seriously great material propertys and this proves once again that everything has some sort of cost. and also proves that a cure all would never work.
You can easily see micrometer scale objects with an ordinary light microscope.
A 72 year old mentioned he removed popcorn ceilings in his condo by himself! He seems perfectly healthy.
loved the conversation👊👊
You Idiot! the fibres are now in your lungs! as yes they are very small, you can see them with a stereo microscope not an electron microscope but that piece of asbestos you have has small fibres on it that are now in your lungs! Yes natural occurring asbestos as in a rock of asbestos still has the small fibres on and in it...Not a good thing to be doing on an info video!!! I'm a qualified asbestos Microscopy analyst and that video should be taken down!!!!!!
Thanks!
Businesses like this are why labor laws exist.
🤷 Promo-SM
@1:15 Jesse, “I started my career back in the 1900s” is ammo for Davis and Walker to use later with the whole Silver Fox thing lol 😅. Great episode though. I really enjoyed it!
He truly is a Silver Fox. We're glad you enjoyed it!
@@theesselchannel he’s doing great things in the construction industry 💯
what's the lowest pay as a carpenter
'promo sm'
Hello, I live on a military base where the housing materials contain asbestos. There’s also an asbestos area near housing that is a 70-acre solid-waste dis- posal area. When looking up reports from I find some from about 10 years ago saying the asbestos is not airborne. However I believe it may be airborne now. How would I test to see in there are airborne asbestos particles in my house?
Hi Joe - you can either hire an environmental consultant in your area or if you want to do it yourself … you’d need a high volume vacuum pump along with the asbestos tem or PCM cassettes. Running the air samples for about 120 minutes at 10 liters per minute for the PCM method. Let us know and we can provide some more details if needed. Otherwise you can also use low volume pumps and have them running longer per day.
Awesome advice and insight!
If anyone got any thoughts, this building I work at on the 3 Rd floor their cleaning asbestos rest of the building is closed down an I just wonder how far do those particles travel, power is cut off so can't through vent?
U better sniff some coke instead of asbestos
what an absolute moron :D
Rest in Peace 🙏
hello ı could not find the other video about lab report. please share me to link
Really interesting video! Where is part two?
thanks for the video, are soil tests/samples part of the Phase 1?
No
I'm need to get with someone about a solution I've been thinking about for construction
Bro just sniffed it 💀
No please don’t leave that rock out in the open like that and don’t sniff it.
Rip…this guy died of cancer last week..
This was posted 5 years ago, this channel uploaded every day and he stopped 3 months ago. it would not surprise me if he died from inhaling that asbestos rock.
Definitely not, onset of disease from asbestos exposure is 10-40 years. And usually depends on how bad exposure was. A small one time thing like him sniffing a rock in theory wouldn’t be a big deal. Usually exposure needs to either be massive in a short period of time, or slow and steady over years of light exposure to cause disease
that rock probably wasn't even asbestos
@@BrandonHoyt There was a documentary some time ago that said the doctors couldn't figure out why a lawyer, an office worker his entire career, got this lung disease that's related to asbestos. Turned out that he once drove a forklift in an asbestos plant, part time, for six weeks, when he was is college. 30 years later, he got sick.
@@BrandonHoyt Sniffing this rock seems to be perfectly safe. Now i wouldn't want to accidentally drop it onto something hard though.
Why did you sniffed that? It's cancerigenous mineral!
Thank you for itemising the different sides to re-evaluate ESA phase 1. In the cases mentioned in your talk where ESA Phase 1 is useless, what is the best advice to the client? What further steps can be taken to curb issues that might develop?
But for real though why did you just sniff that rock with no hint of an explanation as to why that would be okay...?
it prob wasn't asbestos
Because the vast majority of asbestos is not harmful. There are multiple types of fibers, and it's only the small, sharp ones that are dangerous because once they get into your lungs, you can't get them back out. But most asbestos fibers are not that variety - they're much bigger, coiled up fibers that you can exhale from your lungs after inhaling them. Also, you're not going to get asbestos fibers from the rocks that asbestos is made from - those are rocks, they're not processed yet.
You are totally correct that sniffing asbestos in very limited amounts probably isn’t harmful. But many people suffered and died in places like Libby, Montana from mining natural asbestos-rock that was not processed. Also, the government has officially ruled that exposure to any amount of asbestos is hazardous. So your demonstration relates bad information at the least, and harmful information to people that want to use your demo to justify unsafe behavior. BTW-serpentinite often does contain some asbestos, but there are many other minerals in there too. That is why it is often sold as a building stone. It is not all asbestos.
Your not supposed to sniff asbestos dust
There is nothing wrong with asbestos
Your a lunatic for rejecting the dangers of a mineral that can easily kill you
Do explain, and if you actually believe that go tell the entire town of Libby Montana your insensitive & uninformed opinion. 33% of the entire population there since the 1960’s has had documented lung abnormalities, and 15% of the entire population there as of 2005 was dead from asbestos exposure. Men, women, children, entire family trees wiped out
@@BrandonHoyt Donald Trump the former president wanted to bring asbestos back. Because he always did the biddings for the corporations. Just like his biggest legislative success was to give tax cuts to the reach, and also remove EPA laws, to protect the interests of corporations. Thank god Trump didn't succeed in that case. The bottom line, is that corporations knew how dangerous asbestos was , but paid some scientists to down play it. just like they're doing about fossil industries. The republican scotus wanted to remove all the EPA rules .
How is he now?
Since this is from over 5 years ago and this guy stopped posting daily 3 months ago, im presuming he passed away from sniffing that asbestos rock.
And nobody has heard from this man since.
except for his appearances in multiple videos since
I was hoping he would say how he has sniffed it fearlessly
Why the heck would u sniff asbestos ur an idiot look at all the sickness n death related to it
Gets cancer twenty years later ☠️🥲😅 careful duuuude!
Is this guy still alive?
Probaly not
No died of cancer
@@JuniperCrossing most of the time, it takes up to 40 years for mesothelioma to develop
I'm 40 and have been directly exposed to airborne asbestos dust several times in my life without a proper respirator whilst doing reno projects. I remember first at about 18 yrs old I removed asbestos tape from old heating ductwork in my parents house without a mask, in a confined crawlspace with no ventilation (before removing all the ducts themselves). Probably was in there doing it for 3 hrs. Also I've removed asbestos ceiling tiles on a couple of occasions, probably asbestos-mixed gypsum boards too, and old wallpaper with asbestos fiber backing. I only remember using a loose, disposable cheap cotton facemask one single time for a lot of projects over the years. I've probably already fucked myself with this so may as well just start eating the damn shit
From what I've heard prolonged exposure is very dangerous, so years of working with this stuff. One time exposition, although probably not neutral, isn't as bad. Also, apparently body can get rid of smaller particles of it from the lungs after a decade or two.
@@PuerRidcully I'm pretty sure that it's the small particles that get lodged in the lung, the big fibers get caught in the upper parts of your lung and esophagus and are eventually coughed out or swallowed.
@@PuerRidcully huh huh h HH huh huh
I feel the same. I feel like its everywhere in everything and like this guy said, there really is no cut off date to when they quit using it. I'm a first time homeowner in a house that was estimated to be built in the 1900's and I was tearing up flooring in my dining room with old tile glued down with mastic....at the time I didn't know anything about it. Dumbass's put carpet on top of this stuff in my dining room and kitchen.
Are you still okay tho?
I just got house..and all vinyl flooring has asbestos underneath and some of them removed and installed with the carpet..I just removed all the carpet..now I realized probably asbestos still there...I'm scared now..what should I do?
Hi Glenda - If the linoleum and carpet were taken out together - that is a better scenario than removing the linoleum by itself - especially using a machine. But, in this situation - if you are worried about asbestos - then best would be to have it sampled with a local company. We would suggest TEM samples so that you will know if there is asbestos fibers in the air. This is all under the assumption that the material is asbestos containing. If you can - it would be best to sample it to know for sure. Hope that helps.
@@theesselchannel last owner removed all the laminate ..they cover with the carpet..when we do the living room.they covered with laminate on the top..some laminate asbestos been removed by the last owner ...so we removed some piece and sent it for test..it's positive asbestos chrystotile asbestos 15%..I read that chrystotile asbestos is not that dangerous...need advice..thanks
When you die of cancer 1 year later: I should have never sniffed that rock of AbUeStOs
well done. thank you.
Bro you high... On asbestos..
lmfao
My Dad was a carpenter/cabinet maker. Don't mess with asbestos. When he got sick from this enemy, he was never the same. Sad ending but your awareness does help indeed moving forward.
My father got diagnosed with Mesothelioma and he's now in ICU. He was a secretary - mostly working in an asbestos-isolated environment, rather then a manual worker. DO NOT MESS WITH ASBESTOS & DO NOT LISTEN TO ANYONE TELLING YOU THE OPPOSITE. Pray for my dad please 🥺
@@mohammedhosen696 prayers for your father 🙏… Stay there and keep the faith… My dad eventually had to go and rest with my mom because the lungs gave out without the help of intubation. He was at ICU for 6 weeks fighting till the end….
@@alexpolidoro4126 wow! 🥺 Many thanks for sharing your story. I hope they are in a better place, with better people. My dad has been in the ICU since 4 days now, and I've been with him daily. It's quite tense time for the whole family. Seeing him in that situation, intubated and weak, was "QUITE" traumatic for me . Shame on these greedy bastards polluting our environment. Both, the loss of your Dear Parents and the suffering of my father would have been preventable!!!
@@alexpolidoro4126 My Dear dad passed away today afternoon. Many thanks for your kind words, gestures and advise, as they were all timely and needed. Please, pray for my dad.
@@mohammedhosen696 My sincere condolences to you and your family. Hard to let go but in the end, you see how they suffer with this disease. Your Father right now is resting in peace. Take the time to heal & stay close to the family members during these trying times. Take good care my friend.