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@user-cj8gv3ey8k

9 ай бұрын

Hello sir I need Crane job

The guy doing “grunt work” hearing the crane operator shit all over his job🗿

@kidcolliermc

Жыл бұрын

Lol you call it what you want if you were the one doing that work.

@osu33089

Жыл бұрын

I did oil and gas for 10 Years and it’s shit work.

@UTP_ENT

Жыл бұрын

The shit work still makes a decent living and there’s little to no responsibility. Sometimes it better to stay a helper

@chasl3645

Жыл бұрын

Grunts don't mind. They all definitely earn their money. You can unintentionally kill a lot of people if you screw up with one of these things.

@brandonpurdy7658

Жыл бұрын

The man worked his way on up. He use to do the grunt work.

80 dollars an hour damm he just made 20 talking to you.😂😂

@juanledesma6418

Жыл бұрын

hes capping unless hes doing critical lifts than maybe 50 but they make around 35 in the oilfields

@sloppyjonuts9162

Жыл бұрын

I was about to say. I’m only seeing at most 37 hr still tremendous pay

@christheredia911

Жыл бұрын

@@juanledesma6418 in downtown LA area it’s common for them to make 70-80 an hour. I met a crane operator at a job site and asked him about it. Crane and elevator guys make stupid money lol

@brandonpurdy7658

Жыл бұрын

​@juan ledesma He is operating the crane and transporting it. That's one less guy that needs to be hired.

@awaroots

Жыл бұрын

@@juanledesma6418 orrr you just don’t know how much operators make

Actual crane operator comes back from his 4 hour lunch “bro you’re sitting in my truck again, what did you tell this guy” 😂

When he said “given a chance” is very big. I’ll never forget when my boss gave me chance. Thanks Pat.

@saranoma6910

Жыл бұрын

Kissing ass is different

@mrmightyz6501

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, a chance can go a long way.

@ButteryAssNigga

11 ай бұрын

Aka, he was plugged in.

@steventhepig3173

10 ай бұрын

❤

@TheRealObama420

9 ай бұрын

how long u been looking for a job? i want to start learning iT but hesistant because job market@@user-bj8lg7fw3q

High pay. High risk.

@presidential3228

11 ай бұрын

fk it just be on point

@PlayerOneUp

Күн бұрын

@@presidential3228That part 💰

That's a HELL of a lot of responsibility, even for 85 $ an hour.

@BoutThatAction

7 ай бұрын

Yeah bruh. I do the same shh an thats exactly what I said to my boss when he gave me a 5 dollar raise and I make lil less than half what he makes....at least someone understands

@joaquinlopez997

6 ай бұрын

Yeah it's manslaughter charge if you operate knowingly that there was high winds or storms, etc.

Met a guy in downtown detroit in Michigan NCCO certified and hauled the crane as well. He had 21 years experience, they were building a manufacturing plant. 125 per hour sometimes 100 depending on the job they have. These guys kill it!!!

@grxy5924

Жыл бұрын

@mickeystime2873 How does someone get into the field of doing stuff like that? Seems like the guys hauling the cranes gotta get lucky with chance or have a lot of experience. Same goes for that position as well? I’m trying to get into a labortrade job that pays well but idk where tf to start honestly. But these typical 9-5 bs wages are not cutting it anymore.

@fredkuhn165

Жыл бұрын

324 in Detroit makes low $40s on the check. He’s probably telling you the amount with benefits which is maybe $80. Lots of bullshitting on jobs. Like fishing stories. I’m in 324

@FartInYourFace234

Жыл бұрын

@@grxy5924 wind turbines. Trade school can be fully paid off within the first year of work if you’re smart. If you figure out how to tough it out long enough you’ll be making similar wages. I made around $8000 a month at the time I decided it wasn’t worth it for me

@alex4088

11 ай бұрын

@mickeystime2873I believe you’re story I’m in California I joined drywall lath union 9144 cause of the same program But I smoke weed bro .. They don’t drug test for that anymore 😅

Hey it’s always cool to find a guy that does “grunt work” and actually DOES something to get out of it. We all bitch and complain out there but the guys that find a will and a way to save money and commit to their education and licenses and not bullshit about it have my respect. I got my HVAC certs while working full time and that was a tough ass grind.

I just walked up to a crane operator on a job site and said how can I do this. He said go talk to the boss. He asked if I had done before I said no. But anyway he decided to give me a chance.. now I make 85-125 hr.. no experience. Perfect for KZread.

@TheRealObama420

9 ай бұрын

for real? i want to do that

@MosesKReh

26 күн бұрын

How can I do this?

@colossalbigfoot256

26 күн бұрын

@@MosesKReh just ask. They’ll give you a job. No experience needed.

Dude was about to get in to his personal story with that last line..

That’s was a 20 dollar conversation 😂

@blazeM19

Жыл бұрын

No kidding lmao

Seems like CDL A is the master key to open many other doors. Got mine! Just started with Schneider

@Damsmh

Жыл бұрын

How is that going? Also exploring Schneider

@alexhowley9834

Жыл бұрын

@@Damsmh it's going great man I'm doing specialty training for the account I'm on right now, learning how to drive the Moffett which is basically a huge forklift. Next week I go out with my training engineer over the road for 5 days for my final week of training before I get my own truck. I'm on the national dedicated fleet

@Goku_Kiyosaki

Жыл бұрын

@@alexhowley9834yea the piggyback I use to work for a major supply company you just need to make space and take ur time, it’s a forklift with 2 extra steps basically

@runningdebate2670

Жыл бұрын

Goodluck to both of you guys!

@Yourdaddy3000

Жыл бұрын

I’m reading and practicing for my CDLs. I’m hoping to get a job making 8-10k a month. Any of y’all vets got some advice or tips?

Had my CDL 27 years. NCCCO certified over 3 years. It is extremely difficult to find a crane job without experience. Trucking companies will put anyone with a pulse into a truck & pray they don’t kill anyone. I drive 132 miles round trip daily for my crane job because they were the only company willing to give me a chance. 90% of my job I’m operating a 10ton boom truck but get to run 50ton rough terrain cranes, too. My coworker has run tower cranes for $50/ hour. Hard to believe the $80/hour, but I guess it’s possible.

@katjerouac

Жыл бұрын

Not hard to believe at all. It depends on the area $80/hr is what Nyc metro area guys make.

@MarioMartinez-vh4dv

Жыл бұрын

How would u recommend someone go about getting a career in crane operation ? Pay for a course at a school I’m guessing

@ryanmccarthy406

Жыл бұрын

@@katjerouac here in San Francisco they make 125/hour

@bryantford3054

Жыл бұрын

@@MarioMartinez-vh4dv You can always get your rigging certification and work with cranes. Some operators will let you jump behind the controls if they trust you enough. Remember that it’s highly competitive and difficult to get into the system. Getting certified by going to a school does not mean you can get a job. Good luck to you.

@mafinalmessagechangedaworl7131

Жыл бұрын

@@katjerouac well yeah but 80/hr in nyc is just enough for rent down in the Sewers

A crane carrying ONE I-beam almost killed my brother, because of negligence.

Your channel is a lifesaver for many out there looking for work opportunities. 👊

Yeah everybody wrong here... I run a crane setting Transmission Line poles and towers and I don't make nothing less than 3k on a bad week and up to 4k on a good week. Weekly pay with perdiem. Love my job, nothing like having everyone on the site stop what they're doing to watch you pick up 40,000lb poles!

@TheMactone

Жыл бұрын

Pause on the last sentence 😂

@ajtoofly7315

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMactone 😭😭😭😭💯

@jesusdelgado3959

Жыл бұрын

Yeah my brother in law also would make anywhere from 3k to 4k a week with per diem.

@goredohkackz1599

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMactone he loves big poles

@IlLAD3LPH1A215

Жыл бұрын

That’s what he said 85 dollars an hour that’s about 4000 a week

I delivered parts to The Crane Guys in La Mirada, CA. Everyone from the front office to the mechanics are all so cool.

@cryptonator1988

Жыл бұрын

My wifes son worked for them they dont make 80$ an hr he only made 35$ hr so this is a lie. You maybe able too find a crane job paying 80$ hr but he works for a union now only making 45-50hr so this guy in the video be lying and most crane operator claiming they make this much aint company operator maybe they own a crane or operator a crane for a family member who owns a crane or something or someone hired them for a job and they paying them contractor prices idk but im not sure i believe 80-85$ an hr its possible but the crane guys for sure dont pay that no way i have proof.

@cryptonator1988

Жыл бұрын

This guy has no experience he aint operating the crane hes driving the truck he hasnt earned his rights too operate the crane yet this guys a liar he definitely heard these numbers from some operator thats lying..

@georgearias6155

Жыл бұрын

​@cryptonator1988 the crane guys went union but they probably didn't get the master agreement there LOCAL 12 Like me I'm a journeyman in the union making 58 an hr

@whosMandoo

5 ай бұрын

@@georgearias6155local 12 is where it’s at. Just got dispatch for tutor perini to be an oiler for cranes as an apprentice

Everyone should get as many certs as possible... I see these job openings on indeed in Ca..even in Missouri as well my cousin is a crane semi owner and charges $250 per hour back east

Thats what i did right after high-school. Got my CDL Class A just to have when I need it.

We had our yard shuttle lift down for like 5 months. We had to bring in a hydro crane capable of lifting 40,000lb precast bridge sections and it was $3,000 a day charge.

In Miami the most we make is $37.50 an hr on a telescoping hydraulic crane like the one he is on. I operate a 125ton Krupp,100ton liehberr and a 75ton terex

@samc2177

Жыл бұрын

Whered you get your ncco license?

I like this channel more that the one guy who walks up to people in nice cars cause I feel like these guys are passionate about what they do but hardly get asked about their work.

This is a very helpful channel. Even though some of you may not be working for these kind job, but still it’s good to know.

@drewmac6281

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

I’m NCCCO with CDL Class A and those astronomical numbers for pay are extremely rare

He will probably regret leaving the operating engineers union

@rickyanke9407

Жыл бұрын

He might not be smart enough to actually see and understand the long term benefits. Plenty of rat contractors that sell these guys the world but don't keep promises, or will only pay when they are actively lifting, then pay labor rates for the other hours. Far too many undereducated dudes out there believing the b.s. that unions are bad. Hmmm 🤔, who's telling you that and what pay, retirement, job security and insurance, are they giving you?? 😅

@takumif7056

Жыл бұрын

100% he will.

@ab6153

Жыл бұрын

why? the union is a stepping stone, he makes way more than the union would ever pay him lmao

@briansullivan1621

Жыл бұрын

@@ab6153 ya ok

@takumif7056

Жыл бұрын

@@ab6153 Yeah right lmao!!!!! Believe what you want 😁

I got my class A at 21. I was a terrible student. It is worth getting these licenses no matter what anyone says to you! Better yourself and get that money 💴

I have been in America for two weeks now about to start the process of getting back in crane operating.. I have almost a decade in drive tractor trailers and operating cranes. Making 80-85 an hour, now that's something I strive to attain

Haha bro he said like 3 times he had to find a smaller company willing to hire a new guy with no experience and you looked right over it than asked him do you need experience 😂😂😂😂

generally you have to work as a rigor for a while before they'll even consider putting time and effort into you as an operator ! and I'm sure you will need a TWIC card a Crane certification a CDL and probably a 40-hour OSHA card . so you're not getting the whole story here!

@koreygregory527

Жыл бұрын

Isn’t TWIC mainly a shipyard thing?

@Youtubsucks5

Жыл бұрын

@@koreygregory527 power plants shipyards and oil refineries Military bases

@ronnies1899

9 ай бұрын

OSHA 40 is nice to have but not required by any means, we start our new guys in smaller residential jobs and work their way up to industrial. I started hanging trusses and AC units and after a year started working new factory construction, I just have my CDL, NCCO and OSHA 10. TWIC is really only necessary for government jobs which make up a fraction of the total work out there

Honestly, people are more aware today, but had I known in the early 2000's how much trade work gets paid, I'd never have gone to college or graduate school to be a mathematics teacher.. . Been teaching for 15 years and only recently did I break the 70k (for most of it I've made in the 50k's),but the benefits are good... I try to tell my students this stuff every chance I get for that reason

@cacacaca2632

5 ай бұрын

Hey bud I get what you mean and the trades are really good money but you also have to sacrifice many hours of work and sometime working out of town at a drop of a hat believe me coming from a tradesman it’s very taxing on the body and mentally and be exhausting what do you do is good and you impact kids lives depending on if your a good teacher or not assuming you are

@masonm159

5 ай бұрын

@@cacacaca2632 of course pros and cons to everything, but I'm talking about it in purely financial terms. Those 5 years in college/grad school KEY years for retirement/future planning (your $ saved will double by age 55 if you start saving at 20 years old vs 25 yrs),... Not to mention the few hundred thousand dollar financial burden you get in place of it for the cost of education. So I guess for many trades the question is "are the physical demands/taxing worth it for more pay AND no college debt"... I think I know my answer haha. Education is supposed to be an "investment" both in time & money, so the return needs to be worth it. Our current college system has many misplaced priorities, and the result is many "average" people that get a degree but either aren't able to use it, just don't use it to work better paying jobs then their field, or are able to use it for a limited return on their tuition investment. Basically, I suggest that no teen seeks a college education unless they are absolutely sure of their career goals/requirements, and NEVER because "they thought college was what they were supposed to do because every adult says that".

I work on generators in the NYC. We were rigging a new unit onto the new Hard Rock Cafe building. The crane operator there was making 175 an hour and additional every time he picked up one piece of anything was being paid an additional 500 dollars. Dude was making babk

@mendoblendo321

Жыл бұрын

Dammmmmn

@northjerseykevin409

Жыл бұрын

Bay crane ?

@metaparcel

Жыл бұрын

When you make babk, you know you gettin paid.

@keemoney3071

11 ай бұрын

Right 85 seems a bit low ok I know

I haul fuel tankers rn and this maybe my next route. im in WA and am thinking this is my next move. so glad i seen this video

@armandomarquez2517

Жыл бұрын

Did you make the next step?

“i was tired of doing grunt work” factzzz

Nothing will ever beat fishing in alaska for alaska fishing companies.

@grxy5924

Жыл бұрын

Can you actually make good money out there? I’ve heard a lot of mixed answers but most notably being, you have to know people to even make decent money in alaska. Which makes sense i guess since it’s so rural out there you either have connections for a decent job or you don’t.

That was really cool of the guy to inform him!👍👏

I met a crane operator during a lightning storm at Air Products plant in La porte, Texas. I envied him. Good guy too.

I’m a union worker and my company has four crane operators but they also have to use all the other heavy machinery when they’re not in a crane so the skytrack, loader, zoom boom and all that good stuff but minimum they’ll do 40 hours usually 50 and often times 60 you do that at 75 an hour and guys get pretty good checks

This one is usually hard to get into, since it pays really well, a lot of people wanna shoot their shot, super competitive.

80-85 an hour to run a 100 ton link belt… i need to find our where he’s working haha

80 an hour is not for his hard work or the skill required...... its for the responsibility. if this man makes a mistake, it could cost millions or it could cost lives.

Our operator makes 38 an hr and works 14 hrs a day including the drive to and from location. His hitch is a 21 and 14 that’s 3 weeks on and 2 weeks off

@frankthetank405

Жыл бұрын

What company homie ? I’m going to school for ncco now

Pretty much how most jobs are when it comes to driving big equipment.. Get your stuff and apply apply and apply until someone says will give you an opportunity. Then work for them awhile and find the ones that make most money or has a great work environment

Basically it's all about who you know and how you know them. Just like how he got into the Union of Operating Engineers.

@r32fx49

Жыл бұрын

🤔

@biz5543

Жыл бұрын

That’s not true. You can get in the IUOE through their apprentice program.

I bet that 80-85 is total package. So his wage retirement and health insurance. That’s how it is for my union. Our entire package is like 85 but our hourly is like 55

I have a class A and always wanted to drive cranes

This man aint doing the lords work hes doing the work every man should be doing

Best channel ever

I worked with a guy that was a crane operator at the sea port making 130hr. But ruined it when he got a dwi lost his high paying job and was working in a warehouse making 15hr. Talk about a kick in the nuts.

$85/hour for 10 hours a week

@CZE3

Жыл бұрын

Work smarter not harder

@Demboyz35

Жыл бұрын

Lol 👌 probably 🤣

@donsterr

Жыл бұрын

This made my 33 look like baby shitg

@aiiron

Жыл бұрын

@@CZE3 I think what Samurai is saying is that you don’t get that many hours a week… or I could be wrong

@CZE3

Жыл бұрын

@@aiiron right… which leaves your whole day free right? That means more money.

I use those guys quite a bit to install 1,500lbs european glass, great operators

The crane guys. Ryan was a cool operator when i was connecting steel in palmdale CA

That chance is hard to come by. If you ever get the chance to operate any heavy machinery take it even if you aren’t really interested. That experience will secure you a job to fall on in the future

Very helpful channel here. Thanks for the info 👍

Listen tho this guy over the union guys. The union guys dont want to spoil the secret that the only qualifications you need is to join the union. This guys speaking truth

When we use to call the crane to lift platforms off the ground in a rigging facility on to a truck that operator spent 3-4 hours sitting in the cab and about 15 mins moving stuff. Got paid from the time he started the crane until he parked it again.

Dude looks like markiplier if he never did KZread

*FIRSTLY WE NEED CITIZENSHIP*

Not worth it in my opinion. One wrong move and your liable for everything

Some states don't pay that well. I run a crane in Arkansas for $30 an hour. Same job up north is around 2 or 3x that but living costs here are way cheaper....

324 changed my life as well.

I make $500 per hour operating my 75ton rotator, plus a call out fee and mileage for deliveries. Now you have to take in consideration, that just that one unit cost over a million dollars. Then my insurance rate is more than most people's, house,car,and credit card payments put together.

8 years I’ve been a mobile crane operator. I started on £11 per hour and worked my way up to £17.20 per hour. Where the hell do you get $80?????!!!!!!!

I know exactly what he's talking bout grunt work doing it since a kid back breaking. Then going to school to be in a better position nothing wrong just been there done that 👍

Thanks for these videos , wow

A guy who didn’t come to this country till everyone else built it for nothing shouldn’t make a dime

My grandfather made $44hr. As a crane worker in 1980.

His 8hrs is little bit higher than my monthly salary as scrty in Indonesia.😭😭

@saosaqii5807

Жыл бұрын

The world is unfair unfortunately

@Antonio-ti2he

Жыл бұрын

But if he hurts someone he goes to jail for a very very long time.

@sexatica

11 ай бұрын

@@Antonio-ti2he depends on the situation, crane operators don't just operate them alone, they need signalmen/dogman and follow instructions

I’m an instructor. It’s an easy process if you can grasp the concept of controlling momentum

My friend was on the line for crane but he never got the chance to do it fuck up his back. Now he recently got his class A getting into something else

Dude said he’s not framing anymore Ima sit right here and give you the trusses

WTF.. This job pay $26 in Norway.. And norway is expensive as dinosaurballs

Working on getting my class a but operating a crane nah im good lol you can keep the extra money

Good money when you have steady work

Damn I did this shit in the Marines for like 85 cents an hour 😂

I make over $150 hr on average installing floors. It's hard work , but I've made 10k in a week before.

I'd love to get paid double my weekly income in just an 1/8th of the time. 10 hours a week Let's GO!

Hopefully I'll be a crane operator one day.

This why works getting more expensive cause nobody wants to do the grunt work. Now me as a mechanical technician is almost just as valuable as somebody flipping pre made burgers

You can make that money if the COMPANY is doing good😂

A company that gives a shovel operator a chance usually turns out to be the best companies to work for they the companies that care for their employees to move up in the world just like this company is for the employee 👍🏽

That's a a very good wage

I’m not good at math but he makes something like 200k+ a year

Basically u have to know a company owner if not u screwed

I had a interview with the Operating Engineers union

I went through school passed my physical part failed my paperwork never forgive myself for not keep trying but I drive trucks now lol

Looking into this right now

80 $ hour but they be like you only working 3 hours today

I wonder how much crane operators make at Dubai 🤔

wtf i wanna be a crane operator

Dope content

one of my brothers is running a crane right now in Tampa working on the new bridge,He makes $285 a hour plus $250 a day per diem, works about 10 he shifts,ot for anything over 40 hrs and triple time for anything over ,60 hrs

@n.l.dfancy2346

8 ай бұрын

Can you ask your Brother if his company still hiring and the name of his company? I'm going to the top Trade School for all the Heavy Equipments and all the Mobile Cranes and Tower/Derrick Cranes this month. I also got CDL Class A with all the Endorsements and Manual Transmission.

He's over exaggerating the pay but he could but spot on but the hours are small. Most ppl thinking because he's making $80-$85 an hour means he's getting lots of money. If you research the median salary for a Crane operator is around $60K-$65K and could be as low as $40K

I like his mindset, fuck the grunt work, that’s for other ppl not for me, how do i find how to use my creative analytic patient mind ti do something else that takes more mind power rather than physical power, thats what im tryna figure out

That’s a big money job

The easier the job the higher the pay, atleast until you reach that position then there's pay cuts in my experience atleast.

$150k?? Damn ❤

Any tips or recommendations for a new guy trying to get into the labortrades? I’m not going for anything specific just something that pays well and isn’t requiring tons of experience off rip. Im a hard worker and willing to get certified for whatever need be i just don’t know where to start honestly… i’ve tried to research career fields but it goes down a rabbit hole of specialities and estimated salary, which isn’t always what i’m looking for. Any guidance or tips would be awesome! I’m genuinely just trying to escape the standard 9-5 bs barely making enough to scrape by. Right now anything above 14/hr is considered good money for me so it’s truly not hard to beat. Lol

@thenman23

Жыл бұрын

the goal is become a Union apprentice. look for local unions like plumbers or electrical. it's a 5 year program that will teach you everything you need to know. you don't need any experience but just a highschool diploma

Even just on 40 hour work weeks that's a fuckton of money

80 an hour probably no benefits Union operators- probably 60-70 an hour + 50 an hour in benefits ….., medical, dental, eye glass ,annuities , pensions, disability funds , training funds , apprenticeship funds to train the next generation The union way is better in my opinion

@TH-zm8oe

Жыл бұрын

Hey Brian are you in the construction industry?

@briansullivan1621

Жыл бұрын

@@TH-zm8oe yes Are you ? 30 years

@TH-zm8oe

Жыл бұрын

@@briansullivan1621 yes I joined the tunnel workers union after I turned 19 last year I started with a full book so I’m Making 43 an hour when I’m above ground when I’m in a tunnel I make up to 50

@TH-zm8oe

Жыл бұрын

I really just want to know if I should stick with it or should I change my trade. I’m only asking because I scroll through a lot of comments on videos about trades and how much they make and a lot of people say 42 an hour isn’t a lot. Sorry for bothering you I just want to get someone that’s been in the industry for a good amount of time opinion

@briansullivan1621

Жыл бұрын

@@TH-zm8oe Hey buddy that is your own personal decision & preference