What The Foreman Does All Day
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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It would be more realistic if he showed the foreman driving around the site in a pickup truck and never actually getting out
“He’s just sitting there… menacingly”
And always parking in the way and then wondering why everyone is waiting on them
Cruising by with the heat on in the winter, windows rolled up
@@bmjs9487 or, parking right where you gotta set up the crane, getting out, leaving the door open, and wandering off
Saying how he's got to go back for supplies. Again.
Man, I'm proud of Tacklebox for hanging on to his job! He might make it to foreman in a few videos.
Bro, first thought in my head when I heard Tacklebox was to make a comment about it. I go to press on comments, and yours was the first... Great minds think alike?
He's on his way to being a salty ass carpenter here soon
This is a great idea the legacy of tacklebox
Im tacklebox lmao
1:06 I buried my grandfather two days ago, and I also happen to be a subcontractor. I didn't ask for time off, I simply told my boss that I won't be there thursday & Friday because of it, and he said to take as much time as I needed. Fellas, remember that you aren't "asking for the day off," you're informing your boss that, for those days, you will not be there because family is the priority.
and if they don't understand. Do it anyway. Family is most important.
Yeap had people get mad but I don’t care.
I agree. I never ask for time off. I inform them that I'm taking time off. They don't get an option.
Yep !! It’s a notice of absence!!!
That's why we work to begin with. To provide
So many forgot where they came from. Without your crew you are nothing. Kept me humble all these years and have very little turnover. Not bragging just saying. When you lead just remember where you came from. Gives perspective. Guys work hard for people they respect. Keep cranking these videos out!
As a newbie supervisor at 27 at a teamster warehouse, I had employees that bid into my department because I was fare. You know it took a while. Rule 1 don’t drink with people that report to you.
That’s because most of them never started at the bottom. Nepotism is a bitch
I'm a butcher and that's what I do along with the meat managers. We also count as an extra set of hands for the rest of the dept.
@@MBenz1984 rule number 2, fair isn’t spelled fare
You're damn right. Ran a team of 15 and was with them working as much as I could, even if I had the random admin stuff to do. They needed me, so I was there. They worked their butts off for me because I cared.
I work for a GC and my site superintendent is everywhere at all times. I swear this man spends every waking hour micromanaging every single trade and Forman and any other person that walks on site including the guy that cleans the shitters. It’s amazing that a 63 year old carpenter can have that much energy. He runs off anger and bananas all day
Signature Phrase " Back in NAM " lol
Carpenters think they know everything and they literally only know carpentry lol
That's a superintendents job though.. maybe not to that extreme but you gotta have your hands in everything going on because you work for who's paying them and your company needs to know what's going on and anywhere they can cut cost and build a schedule to let owners know what's the time frame of the project
Magnesium potassium and b6 from bannans give you energy and help you sleep
@@craftgarrett1 If they are carpenters of today, they don’t know carpentry either. They know how to put up a hoarding and some hand rails and lug around some temp heaters if they work for the general contractor. They do very little actual carpentry, and what they do is either a form for a house keeping pad or a really iffy “wall”. 😂
You forgot the Infamous Forman three hour Homedepot run😂
Best part of a Foreman's day... a little mexican food, go look at fishing poles, 15 minutes in HD and a power nap that ends when Afib kicks in.. back to the job 😎
Heh. My superintendent actually did that this morning ....
That Home Depot trip is an integral part of my day as a superintendent, it’s actually a requirement in the bylaws of the job.
2 trips, one where the Homedepot didn't have it and one trip to Lowes..
Shhh, I've done this as the maintenance guy.
The "no I'm not gonna tell you how to do it part" is spot on.
I work in plumbing, licensed journeyman. I know the way the pipes are required to go in, and my boss will look at the way I've done things (which will pass the inspection) and go "I'd have done that differently. No no, it'll work, but it's not how I'd do it".
I suggested that we start using drawn plans as a part of the estimate and he refuses because "nobody would use it anyway". We go off-script because we have no script, but he doesn't wanna make a script because we don't stick to the one in his head that he hasn't shown anyone.
😂😂😂👍🏼
Ah, the ol" "This is why I drink" lmao
You know your way with the way with the pipes 😳
Miss the days of cut sheets before you started digging. GPS only works if there's no revisions to the plans.
Working on the 46th floor of a skyscraper, in the middle of summer, the temperature was 96 inside by noon. We complained about the horrid conditions multiple times and said we needed the AC running and the foreman basically told us to suck it up.
Then his boss made him set up his office on the floor we were working on. The hvac guys were in there 2 hours later and we had AC by the end of the day lol.
Different foreman story...
We were working in a new area and we didn't know who the foreman was yet. We saw a nice looking truck pull into the job site and someone says "maybe that's him", another guy said "nope, that's not him". The first guy replies "how do you know? We've never met him." To which the other guy said "he's got a ladder in his truck"
As a Foreman, I'm offended, but also as a Foreman... you absolutely nailed it😂😂😂
I used to call my foreman anything but foreman. 3man. 5man. 6man. 1man. So on. Used to drive the guy nuts 😆😆
Get back to work micromanaging your crew from your thoughts 😂😂 stay in your truck tho.
@@redemptionroad1378 used to do the same thing. Except we called the Forman forbanned because he showed up drunk at a jobsite and was suspended. Ever since then we called him forbanned makes zero sense but hey construction sayings make zero sense.
My boss one told me that they didn’t have shovels when he did concrete when he was a kid. This man told me “We had to use sticks and wheelbarrows when we poured concrete”
Shovels have been around since the gold rush and probably before lol what a bullshitter
I think he's full of shit 😂
They also had to manually mix it together by hand. And not even that shit they sell In bags either.
Lmao, unless your boss was born in 1700 B.C, sounds like they were pulling you strings
Must of been nice to only pour 5 yards
“I got bids I gotta do” Most accurate depiction of a foreman
Ya my friend spent all winter bidding one job. I know it's stressful and you need to bid accurately but wow.. I'm not jealous of his job.
@@IkeCoblentz I hope that job was worth it haha
Sometimes it’s a daily report we know how to mix it up
"We'll just blame the supply chain issues" 😂
I've used that about a dozen times this year already
My dad taught me early on always assume there will be supply chain issues and to always have contengies ready to launch at all times.
Ole reliable
Classic 😂😂
And I’m the supply chain guy🤘🏼
This and Breadstick Ricky and the Boss, pretty much sums up the industry 😂
The crossover that NEEDS to happen
👍
These two channels, Practically sum up my life
This isn't even a skit it's a documentary 🤣.
I am striving to climb the company ladder where I work and I promise that I will NEVER be the foreman who sits around and plays with his slinky all day. Keep the vids comin’ Miles.
Only reason i can't climb it is because old ass farts who should have retired 15 years ago still sit on the throne.
But you become it. I said the same thing myself. Then I turned thirty after earning the spot breaking my back all those year and now sit in my truck in the AC all day.
@@OneTwoFourFloor yes. It depends on circumstances and personality. But obviously the overwhelming majority that gets there is like that. And thats partially probably because you got your ass whooped by those 30 years. Because you can't progress quickly enough up the company ladder. Which is a nationwide if not global problem.
Same. Having to do the same at my job. Plan on never forcing my responsibilities to another subordinate for the sake of just slacking off.
@@OneTwoFourFloor I would just fire foreman like you lol. Not all foreman are like that. In fact most foreman I've ran into lately are extremely productive because they're incentivized by good bonuses.
I would throw rocks at him for that Saturday joke about having to work while hes out fishing
Guarantee none of them guys showing up if he’s talking about going fishing while making them work a sat
I have always shirked responsibility. That is why I retired at 48 and live in a van down by the river
Are you an overweight motivational speaker on the side?
@@nicklikesradio Is a paradox a full time occupation 🤓
How’s the steady diet of government cheese these days?
@@paytonwilkerson955 You go to a Hy Vee in Minnesota and They Usually have a Whalburgers attached. They use Government Cheese. Marky Mark🎵🎶
lol living the high life! A man of luxury!
As a land surveyor I can confirm all our site Formens r exactly like this. The only thing he missed was driving around and never getting out of the truck lmao
lol🤣
FACTS LOL im a land surveyor as well
😂😂
I'm wondering if this guy just walked into a random construction sight and started filming and off camera there's a group of workers thinking about why there's a crazy talking to himself
I honestly think this video could be titled, “What the Superintendent of a School District Does All Day,” too, because I think this sums up their daily activities pretty well.
So true about going to do bids. No matter what industry you're in. Lmao
I have no clue what that is and I do landscaping work lol
@@triskits_mmm I do too. My boss goes and "bids" on properties all the time.
@@Benw3790 So a bid is like buying something while the employees make the money?
@@triskits_mmm no. Say for instance, your boss is coming with you to a job and he leaves "to go bid on other properties" and leaves you there by yourself lol. Ppl place bids on jobs like an auction. Except you're trying to bid lower than the next guy. So if you're cheaper for the consumer, they'll take your bid. Therefore, you'll get the property/job. So going to go do bids is just a good excuse to get out of helping or coming to the job site.
@@Benw3790 Ohhhhhhhh okay. Thank you so much for that explanation. You'll be the boss one day champ!
My foreman COMPLAINED to us about how his house only sold for 20% over asking price.
I was literally in a hole in the ground boring a hole into an existing plumbing system, thousands of gallons worth of shit, piss, semen, blood, whatever-else-people-flush, etc. about to explode in all directions.
This dude was standing 20 feet plus away from the hole talking about how he only got "so many thousands" over asking price for his house.
I immediately found a different company to work for.
Some foremen actually do their job; if you are working for one who doesn't, find a different company.
agreed. my boss goes the hardest out of all of us lol & buys us food & beers
@@vaporiiz boom. that's a good bossman
My boss today said since he didn't have to pay capital gains tax on his house he will get a extra $80,000 and acted like it barely mattered
I love it when people give that advice - "just find a different company". Who cares that these companies are fewer and fewer after each cyclical crisis and that there is a huge reserve army of labour
@@dodgro8342 I mean, it is actually that simple. Saying the labor market is full and there aren't enough companies is just an excuse to not make your life better.
You also left out how companies are very quick to hire nowadays specifically because of the job market.
If you do thirty minutes of job applications a day, and you don't have a new job in less than two weeks, your resume just sucks.
That grandpa dying part hit close to home. Fortunately my boss is awesome and I got time off to go to the funeral.
"We don't have enough guys to help work." If I had a nickle for every time I heard that, I'd have like 20 bucks.
We are living in a society here. George Bonanza AKA Jerry Steinfeld🧐
The patented "Supervisor chuckle"™is spot on.
You gotta do one on the safety person that comes from the office and micromanages the site.
Yes, of course, the day the safety guy shows up. Also known as the day that no actual work gets done. Because no one is going actually use equipment while that guy is just dying to find violations.
At least you’re on the site. I swear my bosses have never seen the job sites. I’m not even 100 percent sure my bosses know what it is we do lol.
I find that the foreman’s excuse of choice is “I have to do the daily paperwork and get started on tomorrows as well”
It was like me looking in a mirror and talking to myself.
This by far one of the best!
man, the best is when he drives the job site in AC while me and my crew are doing ground work in 108degree heat index and he never gets out the truck. while telling us "why are y'all still working on this"?
"Not telling you how to do it ya gotta figure it out yourself"
The foreman does the work of zeroman.
I worked as a foreman in multiple companies, Some companies it’s so laid back that I never rolled down my window. But other times i worked in companies where there was over 100 reports to me. Didn’t had a minute to chill
The construction videos are my favorite!
From someone who used to be on the tools in construction, these are by far my favourite videos!
My boss used to sit in the truck with the AC running for hours pretending to do paperwork on 100 degree days.
I'm the foreman for a crew and I always get in there with the guys and lead by example. If they need time off, I cover for them. I take care of my workers.
Actually I'm not a foreman of anything and I've never worked construction in my life. If was, I probably wouldn't do either of those things.
0:39 “God, it’s getting hot out! I’m gonna go sit in the truck!”
You should do a video like this on the bosses son
he did he did!!
so accurate my foreman was always sitting in the skidloader with ac all day
I'm doing what a foreman does all day right now as I watch this video on youtube.
Haha you forgot the classic “I’ll call you right back I’m in a meeting”
Best foreman I ever had tended for us on an efis job. 57 years old and out worked the 20 year old laborers
The clean, spotless Keens say everything
Just got chewed out by my old ass foreman. Was feeling a type of way but this video forsure helped 😂
Can't relate. My old man was both self-employed and on site manager in house painting and he was the hardest worker. He always made sure he personally checked the work. Most often, he did most of it. He was always the boss that preferred doing the hard work himself to ensure it went smoothly.
"Almost lost my slinkey 🤠 " had me dying
As a boss I can tell you I love me some porta potti time.
"You have to figure it out yourselves" :D
Do they ever say, "I'll get back to you" when you ask about something?
And of course they never do.
Yes. Between the literally 100 emails they get....
so glad my foreman actually gets out of the machine and helps the laborers
A good boss is more of a friend. They will do something WITH you.
That's why I like the people I'm with
I hate those kinds. Because they're fake 95% of the time. I cant read them.
This is incorrect… the boss is never at the work site. Mines just chills at Dennys for half the day then hits the rest of the fast food joints till he’s soo bloated and drunk he falls asleep 😴
This is litterally what I imagine my foreman doing ever since. And i think it's 900% accurate actually
Running around tangling up cables
Now there are Zoom meetings to get the boss out of hands on work
Everyone bitches about the foreman until they become a foreman lmao
Tackle box is still working I see🤣😂😁🤣
Theres also the: "guys everyone wants to go home we're all tired, quit your bitchin'" even though he decided to do tell the boys do do all this extra shit right before the crew got finished early for the first time in 2 months
Foreman's 🤣I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO YOUR JOB BUT MY BINDER SAYS YOUR DOING IT WRONG.
More like the inspectors
0:16 - 0:26 I can especially relate to this, spot on 😂
Sits in the truck with AC😭😂
lmfao the fishing line on saturday hahahahahahaha
In my area this is more descriptive of a superintendent. Most of my peers (Foremen) are "working foremen". Still an entertaining video! I love the construction series.
The very first skit about the foreman basically needing to kill time by giving employees bullshit tasks... Can relate.
Had me DYIN' at 1:03 😂
As a superintendent the supply chain issues excuse is my saving grace
I ordered a 👕, 1 from a small online business. The clothing store owner, mgr posted several videos trying to blame delays, S-H problems on: Covid19, supply chain issues, low staff, etc. It took my 1 T shirt nearly 5mo to get. 🤬 Note; I sent 3-4 emails asking for a full refund too. No reply. 🙄 BTW, the mgr-CEO also took a 10 day summer vacation 🏖 then TOLD customers how the shop closed. Because that's what you do when you are months behind with 100s of unfulfilled orders 📋. Go on summer vacation!
I luv this guy
I've watched my foreman today and he did the exact same things like you. 😅😉🙃
Not gonna lie that tac job on the house had me hitting my head against the wall
I saw your reference to the office, nice.
when you work hard enough to get promoted you better believe your gonna take advantage of it
I watched a guy sleep from about six AM to 4pm in a work truck. The heat index was upwards of 100. His truck kept dying, he'd wake up and start it again then go back to sleep. Should've worked for us instead. I sat in a closet with AC and "terminated data drops" while I watched him sleep.
“ I wonder what that thing does”? While looking at the only 2 pieces of equipment at the job site.
I'm about to be offered my first foreman position in a multi million dollar fab shop. This is good advice without giving any good advice
The foreman is supposed to be actively working and leading the crew. The supervisor is the one who does this stuff all day. LOL. should be changed to supervisor.
half the foreman in our pipeline company
Bringing the unliked foreman to a bar after work is like bringing the work to the bar.
“Ehh we’ll just blame it on supply chain issues”
I do HVAC and we’ve used that excuse lol
Is HVAC overrated? I heard it’s a boring job?
From who??? I’m an installer and do residential for a small company and work on big sites occasionally, but not union or anything. So normally in someone’s basement/attic, but I’ve done a handful of rooftop units and dozens of new construction/rehab installs.
TLDR: It’s tough, but it’s great to work with your hands and build something. We do everything, like duct work (tin knocking), electrical, carpentry/framing, masonry, running pipe (black iron, copper, and PVC), and even landscaping and more.
6 years into it, 100% hands on training in the field, 0 schooling for it (except high school). Did 3 years in the Army, and never thought I’d be doing this, just kinda fell into after getting out and interviewing at the guy my dad contracted for as a plumber. Told him I was swinging a hammer since I was 3-4 “helping” Dad around the house, and a week later I started as helper full time and haven’t stopped since (even worked during lockdown).
@@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit long story short, no it’s the complete opposite of boring! It’s a dirty job sometimes, but I’m basically at a different house every day, seen some amazing houses and been in really old buildings, 1824 is the oldest I know, but I think we did a few farm houses that were 1700’s.
You gotta be thin and small tho and a contortionist. I’m 5’8” ish maybe more in my boots, but probably still only 150ish pounds, and I fit in and can do a lot that these old timers can’t
I am a field supervisor....and I do all this lol
This is what the guy that is envious of the boss says happens.
"Pshh well your grandpa died not mine"
Holy shit this is spot on.
His excuse to go do something else would be that he's gonna go "touch base" with another contractor
“Go to the gas station and gech ye a sandwich”. Every foreman on planet earth
pretty much
I showed this to my Foreman
My new favorite video
Ur awesome man so right
Holy F this couldn't be any more accurate
First mistake, no brand new hard hat on
i love these
The foreman I’m working for is the exact opposite he does all he difficult stuff he doesn’t trust his workers to do. Not sure if that’s a good or bad thing lol
😂 I’m travelling to Vancouver across Canada from Ontario and my supervisor says: “just think, i use to travel with five men to a truck, while the equipment and luggage were in the bed of the truck”
FISHIN WITH THE N'WAH'S
It’s so funny how he once decided to manifest tacklebox now if he’s not here we’re all upset
Kinda reminds me of a place I know....and used to love.....
Forgot the part where they try to "help" or show you how to do something as everyone watches as they completely ruin said something, and then asks you to fix it.
He probably is the foreman lol
I used to work at Sunbelt Rentals. This is so true lol