"Alone" 3rd year apprentice on the job
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2021
- Foreman left me in charge with a drawing, fittings and a 2nd year apprentice. Could you handle it? 4 showers. 4 Lavs. 3 W.C.s. 1 Urinal. 2 FDs. 1 CO. 2 tie in points to the main. Zero couplings ordered. Had to figure out how much sq ft of sqeege to order. It was a test and I am super proud of myself and the apprentice with me. Thanks to my teachers, journeyman (Sal) and Aaron for showing me the ropes and dealing with all of me.
Anyway, wanna be a plumber join your local union. - Jak na to + styl
Hey mate great content, it’s great to see a young plumber that is passionate about learning and teaching! You’re doing great, keep going.
Thank you brother! Just trying to keep on trying. Can't believe it's gone by so fast
Great work!
Appreciate support! Thanks for sharing!
Looking good Joon, I admire you brother. I'm like you are now, but I wish I was more like you when I first started, 27 year's ago. Keep it up brother, I promise you will go far. 🤙🏼💯🇺🇲🍻
Thanks Steve! That is a high compliment. Takes a good team to teach you and a good student to listen:) Hope I can just get my license and masters:)
@@JoonRhee if you keep doing what you are doing, you will have nothing to worry about brother. You'll definitely get your license and masters. 🤙🏼💯🍻🇺🇲 I promise you that. 🤙🏼
Good video bro started my apprenticeship going on week 2 loving it you got a snap I can follow? Send you videos of work get tips from yoy
Way to go!!!!! Second week in!? Damn that's super fresh. And no sir. Don't have a snap...never got one. Just have this CZcams and my Instagram. Thanks for the support mate. What kinda work they have you doing?
@@JoonRhee oh ok yeah man I did plumbing for a year already and they got me doing mechanical work so no plumbing now just pipefitting running copper lines for heat hangers you know all the typical first year stuff lol what’s your Instagram?
@@bones7452 nice! Running hangers is actually a really solid thing to know and learn:) nice work. Haven't done much with the pipefitters except layout with Trimble for them. But way to go man! Keep it up and make it look all sexy. And it's @joon_wild
How much were you getting paid at that time?
Great question! If my memory is right...I was at $28 ish an hour. $2 he for vacation. So $30 an hour on the check. Plus $6.75 an hour towards pension and $7.25 towards health benefits. So total package
He said parts lol it's called pipe and fittings .lol
We got a know it all!! back up everyone !!
did it pass the air test
Hahaha nice try! PVC..air...= Explosions. But it did pass the .414 x 10 test for 900 second test;) thanks for dropping a line
@@JoonRhee i aint scared of a little air i put 50 lbs of air on my rough ins to air test, works great ur can hear any leaks whistle as air escapes. You dont even want to know how many psi i put on the uponor waterlines (its more than 100)
@@nickkiosk5513 hey Holmes, with all due respect that's dumb. It's also against IPC code and I'm also assuming it's against UPC code. Due to the fact that it's very dangerous so I don't do it because I'm not scared. I don't do it because it's against code. Be careful out there. And yeah on water lines we go one and a half times working pressure. Anyway, you might want to consider not using air on plastic. Not worth dying for homes