The Workers That Have To Swim In Public Sewage | Nerves of Steel
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- čas přidán 25. 12. 2023
- Commercial divers must do the jobs of carpenters, plumbers, masons, and welders. The only difference is they have to perform these jobs in toxic environments; in water or mud with no visibility. It's a dangerous job where panic is not an option.
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Nerves Of Steel takes us on a journey where each week we see incredible people who risk their lives every day doing jobs that most of us would find impossible. From animal tracking in low flying helicopters, to saving the nation as an elite task force, there's nothing these people can't do.
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Perfect opportunity for equality of employment.
Even discussing sewerage the French accent is still sexy
Haha I think it’s the first time I hear our accent is sexy .
But thank mate 😊😊
@@audreemaurice4899the French accent is very sexy
Bet it pays well 👍
What would cause you to think that? Only a desperate guy would do such.
@@donraptor6156 the more dangerous a job is, the more it pays. This is a specifically high skill, high risk job. Duh.
Ever hear the phrase ‘Where there’s muck, there’s brass’? Jobs that are seen as disgusting almost always pay better than other blue-collar jobs. If they didn’t, there wouldn’t be all that many people volunteering!
My very worst nightmare 🤮
I can top it
Tough tough job.... Packs the same feelings of working on an antennae 1000' in the air...except for a bit of claustrophobia when you can not see a thing
Those helmets weigh about 30lbs not 50 lbs. The old old helmets weighed 50 lbs. No way he holds the helmet casually in his arm like that or bends over with it on weighing 50 lbs.
$20hr-no bennies...
I think it’s the very first I plenty understand one of your documentaries because this one is in my native language.
And because I’m from Quebec,Canada . 😉😉
But seriously nerve of steel ?? No sh*t my friends