Anyone here work in heavy industry? What do you do? Post pics

Got no pics, I work in a place that makes salt spreaders for trucks.

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>>35750411
anyone know wtf is happening in that image?

>>35751469

Looks like they're making steel sheets, probably into rolls for transport.

>>35750411
That looks hardcore.

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>>35751429
>Got no pics, I work in a place that makes salt spreaders for trucks.
what do you do anon?
I want to get a job as one of these guys who does some really cool shit

>>35750411
Currently training to be a heavy duty diesel repair tech. No pics, unfortunately

>>35751564
>I want to get a job as one of these guy
Wearing a respirator, face mask and heavy clothing so the poison chemicals and hellish heat don't kill you immediately? For 8 hours a day?

no thx

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>>35751653
>tfw they will never pour the molten metal directly into your brain

>>35751675
That happened to a guy at one of the smelters where I work a few years ago. Fucking awful way to go.

>>35751564

A little of everything really, but a regular day I spend the morning welding and the afternoon in the paintbox. Sandblasting is the worst bit, the blaster they have is pretty much a firehose with the same crazy pressure, one has a mask and everything but it takes like 20 seconds and one can't see a fucking thing out of it.

It's pretty well paid though.

I worked on junkyards before I got my IT job, colleagues always joked about me eating steel rims as cereal because I look the part. IT is comfy, yes, but I wish I could get the same money for physical work