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How much per hour does a Canadian Steel Worker get paid? I'm curious i'd love to walk up high on steel with my steel-toed boots. I need another job; my day job is boring me....I like to look down on salarypeople too--makes me feel all smug and smarter;)

btw, downtown T.O is due for a large photo tour--by me or someone else?
 
How much per hour does a Canadian Steel Worker get paid? I'm curious i'd love to walk up high on steel with my steel-toed boots. I need another job; my day job is boring me....I like to look down on salarypeople too--makes me feel all smug and smarter;)

btw, downtown T.O is due for a large photo tour--by me or someone else?

You will change your tune after a few days doing this.

In the $30/hr plus holiday paid and benefits. Can earn between $30,000 to $60,000 with overtime if you can get it.

It not easy working up in the air as you think.

I remember the first time I had too go up as management and it took some doing. Slide along the beam on my ass until I could get the nerve up to try waking the beam flange. Only have 6-12'' walking area until the decking is place.

Working outside in this weather is not nice or in the rain. If you only work haft a day because of weather, you get paid haft a day.

If you workout out 720 hall, it can many days, weeks between jobs with no pay coming in.

Not many steel fabricators around today since concrete became king of construction. Some have their own crew well others hire out of the hall or hire an independent erection crew. Rebar is where the work is.

When you get paid, all your holiday pay will be included, so you will have to bank it away for your holiday trip later in the year.

Remember, its along way down and a fast way down if you are not tie off or have you mind on the job.

Go and talk to some of the iron workers and hear what they have to say first hand. You will need training before you get near a site.

You need good nerve and have no fear of heights to be an iron worker.
 
Midtown is cool!!

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I dont keep up on NYC projects anymore, but I do know this part of the city fairly well. Question: is the building u/c directly west from the park called 1 Bryant Park? I guess I was mistaken thinking that it was going to be built directly on top of part of the park area... glad to see the green space has been left intact.
(sorry if I am getting off topic for this thread)
 
1 Bryant Park is the new Bank Of America tower. The one to the south is being reclad and is the Verizon building. There's no way they'd ever touch that fantastic park.
 
$30/hour is a lot of money to me and many folks. I would love to work outdoors actually contributing to the building of a city...more fun than sitting here as the armchair critic.

I worked many long hours for $10/hour as a day labourer. $30 is $$$$$$$$$$$.
 
In the $30/hr plus holiday paid and benefits. Can earn between $30,000 to $60,000 with overtime if you can get it.

It's a bit better than that. The total package of wages, vacation pay, benefits, and pension comes out to almost $45/hr. A typical year for most would be somewhere in the high 60's, but it's not uncommon to see people making 80k, 90k, even over 100k for some general foreman.
 
Walk-around update this afternoon

South on Bay
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East Temperance & Bay
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West on Temperance
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West again
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Looks good! Thanks for the updates Geekaroo!

Good to see the progress.

Looks like the lobby will have a nice high ceiling, although the openings to the elevator bays seem shorter than in the renders.
 

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