wow man very impressive ring juggling! thank you for all the cool ring juggling ideas!!
@vikramjeetsingh109113 күн бұрын
Bro plz upload construction estimating knowledge related video
@lightningspike445215 күн бұрын
How did you learn to do 5 club backcrosses (in doubles)? I feel like I’m on the right path but still am interested in a tutorial or any advice. A friend bet me that my first 7 catches will be in triples because he thinks it’s more logical and easier to do the trick in triples but I have almost purely focused on lofty doubles.
@AceCPAsBookkeeping22 күн бұрын
TLDR: The construction estimator goes through a typical day of checking emails, writing out tasks, following up with subcontractors, and preparing for an estimate review meeting, while also seeking advice from coworkers and learning from their boss. 00:00 🏗 Construction estimator starts the day with a 50-minute drive, checks emails, writes out tasks, and follows up with subcontractors for project bids. 01:38 🏗 Construction estimator starts the day by asking a coworker for their thoughts on estimating. 01:55 💼 Construction estimator goes through project plans and does takeoffs, then marks off completed tasks on a list. 02:24 🏗 Boss helped me understand what to do in certain situations, now I need to fix it and get ready for lunch. 02:54 💼 Construction estimator prepares for an estimate review meeting and ensures all tabs and scopes are accounted for, while also sharing a quick tip for impressing in the construction industry.
@23Vacuu23 күн бұрын
Nice format! Thanks to slowmotion I could easily see how many rotations each club did :) that helped. I am glad people like you continue putting on tutorials for advanced tricks too! Knowing whats possible and getting some inspiration is a part of getting familiar with the 5c. Thanks a lot! I'm also wondering about 744 and maybe some easy multiplex things not being shown. But maybe I underestimate them or comparing the clubs journey too much with my juggling balls journey. Peace
@cmartpvtlimited582023 күн бұрын
Hey which software do u use for estimation??
@user-pi7go6ec6v28 күн бұрын
I'm estimating for a concrete subcontractor in Californi for 4 months now, I love what I'm doing, I been in the feel for 20 yrs from concrete labor to freman, and now this 😁, hopefully you will thorough me a tips to win more jobs or how you guys like the proposal anything will help, we doing a lot from building connected.
@furrycircuitry2378Ай бұрын
great video very fun watching! but could you make a video that shows us newbies how to actually bid? im just getting started in this business and would really appreciate any information on estimating and how to better formulate spreadsheets
@at8630Ай бұрын
You talked to Androli or Gatto in Austin? With Gatto would be like having chatted it up with Howard Hughes. Surprising Spencer only practices twice a week, but I guess the long hours make up for it. I try to practice 30 minutes daily but think it may be better to step away a day or two sometimes to have a fresher approach.
@Joe_174Ай бұрын
I’m graduating with a B.S. in Business Administration. I want to become a budget and/or financial analyst, but where I live, there’s just not enough jobs. Construction is huge around here though, so I just got the idea of joining the construction business as an estimator. My goal is to get in as an estimator intern somewhere, and if needed, will go for a construction management certification offered at a nearby school.
@Fighting_GravityАй бұрын
do you actually use the subs from buildingconnected or just use them for pricing?
@CodyCockroftАй бұрын
Yeah we use them. That's how we find new people to work with. Whoever has everything at the lowest price helps us win work.
@Fighting_GravityАй бұрын
@@CodyCockroft what's that process like? Is it the estimator with the final decision on what subs work, what else do you look at other than price? I'm a flooring contractor trying to get into commercial. I've been doing a few bids on there but haven't hit any yet. Chicagoland area, any info helps thanks!
@prembyjwulesАй бұрын
I'm a fresh grad Civil Engineer. I'm hoping to get a job like yours
@wishmasterbrazenАй бұрын
Thought this was a video for jugglers... then u started pretending to be scared of the fire... ooo.... so clearly this is just to look cool for non jugglers. Lmao.. so not sure why you bother with proper names... like... ive grabbed the wrong end before. You let go... ooo scary.. it doesnt burn cause your a juggler and u let go faster then normal person.... all the happens is you get soot om your hand thats hard to wash off... o so scary... like... common man
@SubrahmanyamYVSАй бұрын
You are extraordinary 😮👍
@user-dq5iw9fy5wАй бұрын
i do exactly the same thing but for 289.00 USD a month 😅
@tilework7276Ай бұрын
Hey. do you do construction estimates any company? I am looking for someone that does estimates
@TrevorWilliams-fq8mg2 ай бұрын
I'm now retired and spent 40 years working as a senior estimator for a major Contractor in the UK preparing bids for all types of building projects and all types of contractual arrangements (partnership, two stage, single stage. competitive, PFI) to a value of 200 million. Using the UK as a reference be prepared to work a 15 hour day, sometimes 6 days a week. And don't get frustrated when you get lumbered with changes to the tender documents, when the Client can't make up his mind on what he really wants. Another source of frustration is when you can't get a quote, or can but the quotes are non compliant and then you have to bottom out the quotes but the subcontractors can't be contacted. Then you have to guess their price. Then after the tender has been submitted the Client wants a 15% price reduction abd you get sucked in to find a solution which might go on for a year, or two years if you are pricing a new hospital. And you might have to price another couple of jobs at the same time. Coping with all of this will make you a master of your own destiny and able to identify and manage all the rubbish and nonsense coming your way and make you totally street wise.
@CodyCockroft2 ай бұрын
Thanks for this great advice! Sounds like you really know your stuff.
@TrevorWilliams-fq8mg2 ай бұрын
It's a pleasure if I can help someone. I only know how major projects are won in the UK. It's very much dog eat dog. All come about with design and build where Clients demand confidence at the bid stage that the final cost doesn't go up.
@TimothyScottTimothyCloudScott10 күн бұрын
Just had one of them day today can definitely be a lot
@TrevorWilliams-fq8mg10 күн бұрын
@TimothyScottTimothyCloudScott frustrating isn't it. And the PQS is absolutely adamant his budget price he set for the Client is right and your price is a rip off. And he might be offended that you would have the audacity to question his lack of knowledge even though it is crystal clear he doesn't know what he's talking about. I bet he doesn't understand how your prelims can be so high.
@TimothyScottTimothyCloudScott10 күн бұрын
@@TrevorWilliams-fq8mg this Adj is so sure that the site is 49 mile away and within range to not charge for travel when Google clearly shows its 61.8 at the shortest distance and I’m going to need them out there for an month and a half he was so adamant about everything i replied to all 15 line of revisions and he replied with a response back of 23 out of the 15 and I got 3 other estimates to build and this job is 117,000 but I closed out two on Monday one for 40k
@TaimoorAnjum-yy2zp2 ай бұрын
Hi, I need help with construction estimation. I want to start where can I start.
@CodyCockroftАй бұрын
You need to find a small construction company who will give you the chance to do an internship. Or, go to school for it.
@kberaera714113 күн бұрын
@CodyCockroft I'm currently in plumbing school right now but I think I can see myself doing this. Is there any programs I can do online? Btw I'm in Canada
@ivaylokrustev872 ай бұрын
Really heart pounding like. Admirations!
@johnromanchuk2362 ай бұрын
Also, can you please attempt to get Tom Whitfield to divulge his practice regimen?
@subject27492 ай бұрын
This guy has so much confidence that he won’t accidentally throw one over the fence
@cliftoncockroft67402 ай бұрын
First 🥇
@abhinavkumar42022 ай бұрын
Hello brother I am estimator pls send me email id
@user-io6kc1hu3u2 ай бұрын
This is soooooo hard
@msz45982 ай бұрын
Oh my god the chops!😮 Crazy!
@msz45982 ай бұрын
Wtf the miles mess oh my god 😭❤️ beautiful
@ArtieGJuggles2 ай бұрын
Man not only are u a great juggler but u are a great content creator love the videos
@CodyCockroftАй бұрын
I appreciate that!
@sarahcatalina36822 ай бұрын
Bro, literally me, I’m in my 20 and gonna start working as an estimator. They are gonna train me, I can’t wait to start to learn new things, watching your video gives me and idea of what an estimator does, do you have any advise you can give me as a starter??
@CodyCockroftАй бұрын
You got this! Just learn as much as you can and you will get the hang of things!
@kinglion85642 ай бұрын
I'm really enjoying your videos. I want to ask I'm in last semester of Bachelor in Architectural Engineering. Can I get job as estimator after completing my degree or is there something else I need. Plus anything you recommend like any course, practice, internship in particular thing will be appreciated. I'll eagerly wait for your guidance. 😇
@CodyCockroftАй бұрын
Yes you can. I got my job right after college. I applied as an intern first and then was hired full time. Career fairs help a lot.
@Jonsoar2 ай бұрын
Real skills! Unlike all the other crap on the internet. I learned to juggle 3 balls and 3 clubs in my teens. It never gets old.
@JoeGilpin38372 ай бұрын
As a glass and glazing estimator, I enjoyed your videos.
@betterboss3 ай бұрын
Thanks for putting this video together, Cody! Super helpful.
@TheOuskie3 ай бұрын
checks some emails and let the computer do the work for you. most of your job is commutations with the e sub contractors
@user-io6kc1hu3u3 ай бұрын
Have you tried 9 balls?
@SebastianGarcia-lp9lm3 ай бұрын
Hey Cody. What exactly is the master format?
@Jonsoar-kk4lk3 ай бұрын
Damn😃
@jackpurdoneverydayzero3 ай бұрын
I've learned heaps
@jackpurdoneverydayzero3 ай бұрын
Dude these videos are awesome.
@johnyoder30533 ай бұрын
Fun video! I liked the juggling intermission :). I'm a software engineer working on a construction ai startup. I'm trying to learn about estimation. Cody, would you be open to a quick interview with me and my co-founders? We'd love to learn a bit more!
@rachelsanchez60773 ай бұрын
Hi where do I get pins and wrings for a beginner like me???🎉do you have a store in mind? 🎳
@CodyCockroft3 ай бұрын
Renegade Juggling online store
@6shields3 ай бұрын
badass
@jgt4233 ай бұрын
Going to lunch on bid day? Good job counting toilet accessories and calling it a hard day LOL
@jgt4233 ай бұрын
HAHAHAHAH this is a typical day? You're the furthest thing from a construction professional there ever will be. Work hard to finish your bid tabs ;)
@cladgo62393 ай бұрын
Impressive 5-ball endurance! I probably would’ve won tho
@CodyCockroft3 ай бұрын
I know, that’s why I didn’t invite you. I wanted a chance to win.
@jeremyfrank52533 ай бұрын
Great video, thanks for putting it together
@spencethejuggler3 ай бұрын
Great video Cody! It was great seeing you and catching up. I wish I would've gotten the chance to film a trick together like we mentioned. Hopefully next time! 😃
@CodyCockroft3 ай бұрын
Yeah it was great catching up with you too! Definitely gonna get that trick with you next time.👊🏼
@theunicycleguytamu3 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing! Good seeing you again Cody!
@CodyCockroft3 ай бұрын
It was good seeing you too! Thanks for the unicycle tips😂
@lisacockroft27533 ай бұрын
So good! Next year Dad and I are going, at least to the show.
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That was so fun to watch!
What software do you use for take-offs?
I luv negotiated work 💪🏻👍👊🙏
wow man very impressive ring juggling! thank you for all the cool ring juggling ideas!!
Bro plz upload construction estimating knowledge related video
How did you learn to do 5 club backcrosses (in doubles)? I feel like I’m on the right path but still am interested in a tutorial or any advice. A friend bet me that my first 7 catches will be in triples because he thinks it’s more logical and easier to do the trick in triples but I have almost purely focused on lofty doubles.
TLDR: The construction estimator goes through a typical day of checking emails, writing out tasks, following up with subcontractors, and preparing for an estimate review meeting, while also seeking advice from coworkers and learning from their boss. 00:00 🏗 Construction estimator starts the day with a 50-minute drive, checks emails, writes out tasks, and follows up with subcontractors for project bids. 01:38 🏗 Construction estimator starts the day by asking a coworker for their thoughts on estimating. 01:55 💼 Construction estimator goes through project plans and does takeoffs, then marks off completed tasks on a list. 02:24 🏗 Boss helped me understand what to do in certain situations, now I need to fix it and get ready for lunch. 02:54 💼 Construction estimator prepares for an estimate review meeting and ensures all tabs and scopes are accounted for, while also sharing a quick tip for impressing in the construction industry.
Nice format! Thanks to slowmotion I could easily see how many rotations each club did :) that helped. I am glad people like you continue putting on tutorials for advanced tricks too! Knowing whats possible and getting some inspiration is a part of getting familiar with the 5c. Thanks a lot! I'm also wondering about 744 and maybe some easy multiplex things not being shown. But maybe I underestimate them or comparing the clubs journey too much with my juggling balls journey. Peace
Hey which software do u use for estimation??
I'm estimating for a concrete subcontractor in Californi for 4 months now, I love what I'm doing, I been in the feel for 20 yrs from concrete labor to freman, and now this 😁, hopefully you will thorough me a tips to win more jobs or how you guys like the proposal anything will help, we doing a lot from building connected.
great video very fun watching! but could you make a video that shows us newbies how to actually bid? im just getting started in this business and would really appreciate any information on estimating and how to better formulate spreadsheets
You talked to Androli or Gatto in Austin? With Gatto would be like having chatted it up with Howard Hughes. Surprising Spencer only practices twice a week, but I guess the long hours make up for it. I try to practice 30 minutes daily but think it may be better to step away a day or two sometimes to have a fresher approach.
I’m graduating with a B.S. in Business Administration. I want to become a budget and/or financial analyst, but where I live, there’s just not enough jobs. Construction is huge around here though, so I just got the idea of joining the construction business as an estimator. My goal is to get in as an estimator intern somewhere, and if needed, will go for a construction management certification offered at a nearby school.
do you actually use the subs from buildingconnected or just use them for pricing?
Yeah we use them. That's how we find new people to work with. Whoever has everything at the lowest price helps us win work.
@@CodyCockroft what's that process like? Is it the estimator with the final decision on what subs work, what else do you look at other than price? I'm a flooring contractor trying to get into commercial. I've been doing a few bids on there but haven't hit any yet. Chicagoland area, any info helps thanks!
I'm a fresh grad Civil Engineer. I'm hoping to get a job like yours
Thought this was a video for jugglers... then u started pretending to be scared of the fire... ooo.... so clearly this is just to look cool for non jugglers. Lmao.. so not sure why you bother with proper names... like... ive grabbed the wrong end before. You let go... ooo scary.. it doesnt burn cause your a juggler and u let go faster then normal person.... all the happens is you get soot om your hand thats hard to wash off... o so scary... like... common man
You are extraordinary 😮👍
i do exactly the same thing but for 289.00 USD a month 😅
Hey. do you do construction estimates any company? I am looking for someone that does estimates
I'm now retired and spent 40 years working as a senior estimator for a major Contractor in the UK preparing bids for all types of building projects and all types of contractual arrangements (partnership, two stage, single stage. competitive, PFI) to a value of 200 million. Using the UK as a reference be prepared to work a 15 hour day, sometimes 6 days a week. And don't get frustrated when you get lumbered with changes to the tender documents, when the Client can't make up his mind on what he really wants. Another source of frustration is when you can't get a quote, or can but the quotes are non compliant and then you have to bottom out the quotes but the subcontractors can't be contacted. Then you have to guess their price. Then after the tender has been submitted the Client wants a 15% price reduction abd you get sucked in to find a solution which might go on for a year, or two years if you are pricing a new hospital. And you might have to price another couple of jobs at the same time. Coping with all of this will make you a master of your own destiny and able to identify and manage all the rubbish and nonsense coming your way and make you totally street wise.
Thanks for this great advice! Sounds like you really know your stuff.
It's a pleasure if I can help someone. I only know how major projects are won in the UK. It's very much dog eat dog. All come about with design and build where Clients demand confidence at the bid stage that the final cost doesn't go up.
Just had one of them day today can definitely be a lot
@TimothyScottTimothyCloudScott frustrating isn't it. And the PQS is absolutely adamant his budget price he set for the Client is right and your price is a rip off. And he might be offended that you would have the audacity to question his lack of knowledge even though it is crystal clear he doesn't know what he's talking about. I bet he doesn't understand how your prelims can be so high.
@@TrevorWilliams-fq8mg this Adj is so sure that the site is 49 mile away and within range to not charge for travel when Google clearly shows its 61.8 at the shortest distance and I’m going to need them out there for an month and a half he was so adamant about everything i replied to all 15 line of revisions and he replied with a response back of 23 out of the 15 and I got 3 other estimates to build and this job is 117,000 but I closed out two on Monday one for 40k
Hi, I need help with construction estimation. I want to start where can I start.
You need to find a small construction company who will give you the chance to do an internship. Or, go to school for it.
@CodyCockroft I'm currently in plumbing school right now but I think I can see myself doing this. Is there any programs I can do online? Btw I'm in Canada
Really heart pounding like. Admirations!
Also, can you please attempt to get Tom Whitfield to divulge his practice regimen?
This guy has so much confidence that he won’t accidentally throw one over the fence
First 🥇
Hello brother I am estimator pls send me email id
This is soooooo hard
Oh my god the chops!😮 Crazy!
Wtf the miles mess oh my god 😭❤️ beautiful
Man not only are u a great juggler but u are a great content creator love the videos
I appreciate that!
Bro, literally me, I’m in my 20 and gonna start working as an estimator. They are gonna train me, I can’t wait to start to learn new things, watching your video gives me and idea of what an estimator does, do you have any advise you can give me as a starter??
You got this! Just learn as much as you can and you will get the hang of things!
I'm really enjoying your videos. I want to ask I'm in last semester of Bachelor in Architectural Engineering. Can I get job as estimator after completing my degree or is there something else I need. Plus anything you recommend like any course, practice, internship in particular thing will be appreciated. I'll eagerly wait for your guidance. 😇
Yes you can. I got my job right after college. I applied as an intern first and then was hired full time. Career fairs help a lot.
Real skills! Unlike all the other crap on the internet. I learned to juggle 3 balls and 3 clubs in my teens. It never gets old.
As a glass and glazing estimator, I enjoyed your videos.
Thanks for putting this video together, Cody! Super helpful.
checks some emails and let the computer do the work for you. most of your job is commutations with the e sub contractors
Have you tried 9 balls?
Hey Cody. What exactly is the master format?
Damn😃
I've learned heaps
Dude these videos are awesome.
Fun video! I liked the juggling intermission :). I'm a software engineer working on a construction ai startup. I'm trying to learn about estimation. Cody, would you be open to a quick interview with me and my co-founders? We'd love to learn a bit more!
Hi where do I get pins and wrings for a beginner like me???🎉do you have a store in mind? 🎳
Renegade Juggling online store
badass
Going to lunch on bid day? Good job counting toilet accessories and calling it a hard day LOL
HAHAHAHAH this is a typical day? You're the furthest thing from a construction professional there ever will be. Work hard to finish your bid tabs ;)
Impressive 5-ball endurance! I probably would’ve won tho
I know, that’s why I didn’t invite you. I wanted a chance to win.
Great video, thanks for putting it together
Great video Cody! It was great seeing you and catching up. I wish I would've gotten the chance to film a trick together like we mentioned. Hopefully next time! 😃
Yeah it was great catching up with you too! Definitely gonna get that trick with you next time.👊🏼
Thanks for sharing! Good seeing you again Cody!
It was good seeing you too! Thanks for the unicycle tips😂
So good! Next year Dad and I are going, at least to the show.