Harris Rebar - An Overview

Harris Rebar is North America's leading fabricator, installer and distributor of concrete reinforcing steel and related products. Harris Rebar is owned by Nucor, North America's largest producer of rebar and steel products.

[@bradr2142]

Looks like a really good company especially with all that experience and 2k iron workers. Thank you Harris.

[@qasimalibadi1302]

Admire video, before seven years ago & today there is extra experience and professional management,, Good work

[@carnaques2]

Good old times 1975 I worked with Harris & Sons Stoney Creek, Ont Canada, building new Steelco plant on lake Erie.

[@scottwurm1572]

lmao worked at the Bethlehem harris, mep machine malfunctioned and broke my foot. straight out if light duty I was fired. worked 5am till 3 or 6 whatever they chose. Horrible branch, miss managed. Jose hernandez and Angel Hernandez where running that branch into the ground

[@GreyspaceEngineeringServices]

thanks for sharing, nice video.

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Good Service,

[@alex187btk]

so when you will open shop in québec ? :P

[@johnnyalbarran2716]

theee cool conpany worked for them in local 416 and local 377......legit lots of safety

[@captaintamba6136]

Good job

[@jovelitoredido5217]

From Philippines,willing to apply as rebar installer as foreman ,or skills

[@baldevraj3158]

Hi there any vacancy for cut bend supervisor i work with AGF Canada group at UAE

[@tenlan6312]

It will also cost you 20 times the real price.

[@captaintamba6136]

Hello boss this is what are do for living, boss are need your help please. I'm Leopord saah Tamba form Liberia, ironwork &structure steel installation this is my profession.

[@jimmynestro5979]

I'm considering getting into this trade. Is it hard/heavy work compared to landscaping construction or masonary work?

[@ExploreVancouverIsland]

Yes it sure is. 10 years tying steel, local 97. British Columbia, Canada and I can tell you it takes a certain type of person to be a rodbuster. Try it out, you might just love it. Whatever you do, go union though. Check this video out first. czcams.com/video/hNynmJgBptU/video.html

[@jimmynestro5979]

@@ExploreVancouverIsland If it's heavy work then I can't. I'm looking for a trade that's not to heavy on the body and in my case my hands. I broke a bone in my right wrist and fractured my right hand in 2 different spots. I go back to the hospital on the 25th of this month to find out whether I will need surgery or not and If I do, I will need screws in my wrist, therefor I won't be able to do heavy lifting. I was considering this trade because I thought it doesn't involve heavy lifting, But if you say it does, then It's not for me. And your right, Union for sure. I live In Ontario and Local 183 deals with this trade.

[@benbernal6455]

Just be ready to break your back in the first week.

[@erminecii1391]

It’s Shitty work, I done it for awhile but got a opportunity to apprentice as a carpenter

[@xxP1ST0LER0xx]

@@jimmynestro5979 truck driving get paid the same

[@user-eo7rk8xl4o]

Hello, I am from Iraq. I am 29 years old. I am good at tying rebar. I have more than 10 years of experience in this field. I would like to get a job in America, Britain or Canada. I am ready to work for free for one month or more than a month if the employer takes care of the travel procedures and costs. mine

[@jovelitoredido5217]

,,sir I am Ang rebar installer ,,foreman

[@steeltown416]

Harris Rebar in so Cal sucked, blame game. Big deal steel!! Arm guards sucked!! Only a few good Foreman. Glad there gone.