I worked in a battery factory for 18 yrs. I made the grids for awhile and then went to the pasting dept. We had to wear special hardhats with face shield and filters that pumped clean air over our faces. We had monthly blood tests to make sure we weren't to high in blood lead. If it was too high you went to a different department till it came down.
@@tutorchannel8125 No. Only the grid is made of the same lead alloy. But the yellow paste on the positive side is made of lead oxides, the paste on the negative side is made of lead.
But at least he is earning a salary, which is enough to feed him and his family. If he didn’t have this job, he could be on a boat on the Atlantic ocean heading to the ‘white cliffs of Dover’
@@arbjful they are selling their health for this salary, which I'm sure only covering surviving. Sounds like "he could be a slave in foreign country but instead he is slave in own country"
That's why they are made in a third-world country with the cheapest labor. I bet I pay more for "recycling" a battery mandated by the government than these guys make in a day or week. The lead that comes out of my old battery gets sold back for a profit to create new ones, so I can pay more than they make in two to three months. While we get taxed for not polluting, nothing is done to clean up the pollution in these places.
@@webluke Wait until you find out that the whole "Green movement" forced on us here is just to collect more taxes and power. You should see where the materials come from to make batteries. Its only a handful of places and its all majority owned by China. These places have Zero environmental regulations or human rights. In areas with slaves. Batteries are not a solution to the environment but clearly the environment is not a concern with climate change policies.
I'm into electronics since I was 14, beginning as a hobbyist and later making it my job, commonly using lead/tin solder and always paying little attention to fumes extraction. Now I'm 66 and coping with Parkinson's disease over the last 12 years. We may feel invulnerable and defiant at times, but eventually everything figures.
Major respect. Hard working people making a living for their families. Most work stations depicted were reasonable repetitive actions. Obviously the primary concern is handling of poisonous materials. I hope they are all well compensated for their commitment to the employer.
The production is seem fair and it is able to make repeatable quality. But need more attention on some stages to try not contact with plumbum. The mixing stage is need to rethink, it has to be an enclosed system from mill to that point where the paste is come out from mixer. Thanks for shareing!
No. I was around long time. Unions did nothing but took credit for everything. Unions today are just another business to collect fees. In many states unions are forced on you even if you do not work with the union. Pay your dues or else, dont you dare work for something outside a union or be banned from unions.
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If you concerned about that.. Please dont look up where the materials to make batteries come from then. Majority owned by China. No labor, human rights or environmental regulations of any kind. The places still have slaves and force them to make your "green" batteries. Climate change got nothing to do with the weather.
We now see a more modern factory than usual. Thus, it is now possible to produce economically for the local market. Although the technological lag compared to a European factory is still 40 years. But the product seems reliable. Lots of quality control is a good thing. But the health of the workers would be important. This would require more attention. More protective equipment and more air purification in the immediate work environment. A healthy worker makes fewer mistakes. Few errors result in a reliable product. A reliable product is easy to sell.
@@Yurii_Sergeevi4 Да видно, что у них новенькая одежда. Специально для съёмок одели и маски всем дали. Как будто эти маски от чего-то спасут. Там в респираторах нужно работать.
My late father worked in a factory in Australia in the seventies that made communication cables coated in lead the factory had a haze of fumes going though it, he watched most of his work colleges die from lead poisoning it was so sad to see.
My friend is working in battery factory in Mielec Poland Autopart. He has constant eczema on hands from lead. Idk why he still there plenty jobs around.
Working in such battery factory before, need to get blood leaf check every year,if over dose will transfer department and monitor blood each 6 month until it drop to safe level
Inhaling poisonous fumes can cause Lung Cancer and also Lead poisoning is pertinent because of improper safety gears. They should be provided with proper mask and gloves. Seems the factory is not Well ventilated.
In Australia i used to make batteries pretty much like they still do, but some 45 years ago. I am retired but consider myself an expert on every process shown here. Though there is ventilation. Some areas of the floor should be covered in water so as to keep the lead dust controlled. Masks should be worn in many areas. The grid machines used to be a pain to work with. The pasting machine can also be temperamental. It takes a certain amount of skill set to keep things running. That was my daily challenge. Back then, the way Batteries were made was fairly primitive in comparison to European standards were battery grids are pressed out from rollers. It is interesting in this outdated method still being applied 😅 I do wonder if these guy's get their 3 monthly blood lead coint checked? Lead in yoir blood is hazardous..
Looks like proprer factory, but they dont have a clue what is lead poisoning, working without proper ventilation with just cheapest surgery masks with gloves without fingers with constant skin contact with lead. The sad fact they are producing only basic flooded battery, nothing special and marking it as deep cycle and solar which is not truth. This 200Ah battery should weight 40-50kg, or 35kg without electrolyte but guys putting them in boxes looks like it weight way less.
Ich habe mehr als 40 Jahre in einer Batteriefabrik gearbeitet.Diese Zustände bilden die Produktion in der DDR der 70´ger Jahre ab.Nach 1989 haben sich die Verhältnisse grundlegend geändert und das nichtbenutzen der Schutzkleidung und des Atemschutzes führen zur sofortigen Entlassung,da die Gesundheit der Mitarbeiter allerhöchst Priorität besitzt!
4:09 ye hamarey education system ka hal hai page par clear ALLAH ka name likha hua hai or factory workers us page ko kis maqsad k liey use kar rahey hain ALLAH hamarey haal per raham karey or factory malikan ko hidayat dey Ameen 😓😓😓😓
04:14 پر دیکھیئے، اسلامیات کے پرجے کو ردی کے طور پر استعمال کیا جارہا ہے، اتنی بڑی کمپنی ہے اور مٹیریل کا سیمپل لینے کے لیے ردی استعمال کر رہی ہے وہ بھی اسلامیات کی ،
Next time you buy a battery, be sure nobody died while making your battery in Pakistan. I would not buy this brand knowing what the workers are experiencing.
Amazing but Bohat afsos sy khana Par raha ha jis safy par ap ny ya powder dikaya ha is pa Allah ka name or Quran ki ayat liki ha ap itny andy ho Gaya ty k.....😢
I worked in a lead battery plant for 20 yrs ,And now i see why we closed down and moved out of the country,There is no regulations on health and safety .I seen only a few paper masks lean levels must be thu the roof.And the lead straps on the plates are paper thin,The Slag on the pot looked bad..And one guy a seen was Bare Foot.. unreal !!!
It's quite obvious that the owner doesn't give a damn about the health and safety of his workers. Did you see the lead dust flying around when they were unloading it?
Imagine spending 30 years here standing at the same machine doing the same job. Over. And over. And over. That's the kind of place where everyone gets stoned or drunk in the parking lot before work because it's a job you can't do sober.
I worked in a battery factory for 18 yrs. I made the grids for awhile and then went to the pasting dept. We had to wear special hardhats with face shield and filters that pumped clean air over our faces. We had monthly blood tests to make sure we weren't to high in blood lead. If it was too high you went to a different department till it came down.
Is the material used for positive and negative paste the same?
@@tutorchannel8125 ditto
@@tutorchannel8125 negative paste has carbon black added
Positive paste has red lead added
@@tutorchannel8125 No. Only the grid is made of the same lead alloy. But the yellow paste on the positive side is made of lead oxides, the paste on the negative side is made of lead.
@@dnet0roma What does the positive paste mixture consist of?
I got lead poisoning watching this.
Lead isn't poisonous in India.
lead poisoning is scared of india
@@pcso-lotto-ph As always, it's Pakistan
You tell those men that they have to shave their beard and wear a painters respirator.
lock jaw
I feel sorry for guys who work with lead and melted plastic with covid mask as a respiratory protection.
But at least he is earning a salary, which is enough to feed him and his family. If he didn’t have this job, he could be on a boat on the Atlantic ocean heading to the ‘white cliffs of Dover’
@@arbjful they are selling their health for this salary, which I'm sure only covering surviving. Sounds like "he could be a slave in foreign country but instead he is slave in own country"
Not to mention those who wear the mask to protect their chins but not their mouthes or noses.
คนงานที่ยกตะกั่วหนักไม่ใช่น้อย ทำเป็นเดือน เป็นปี สุขภาพหลังไหล่เาียหายเอาตอนนี้ยังไหว แต่อีกไม่เกินสี่ห้าปีอาการจะออกหลังจะเดี้ยงก่อน ทำไมไม่หาวิธีที่จะยกตะกั่วที่หนักนี่ให้มันดูดีกว่านี้ สงสารคนงานนะครับ
What about all those fools wearing masks for Covid protection
Getting hungry seeing all that sweet, sweet lead!!
You do what you have to do to survive if you have no other choice.
They won't survive.
the people who are doing the odds creating such things making our lives somewhat easier.
huge respect.
And it's MEN
Another example of a factory owner going all-out to ensure the health and safety of the workers 🤔
Sadly despite being toxic Millat conglomerate which also makes Tractors here has done zero effort to make it as less hazardous as possible
That's why they are made in a third-world country with the cheapest labor. I bet I pay more for "recycling" a battery mandated by the government than these guys make in a day or week. The lead that comes out of my old battery gets sold back for a profit to create new ones, so I can pay more than they make in two to three months. While we get taxed for not polluting, nothing is done to clean up the pollution in these places.
@@webluke
Wait until you find out that the whole "Green movement" forced on us here is just to collect more taxes and power.
You should see where the materials come from to make batteries. Its only a handful of places and its all majority owned by China. These places have Zero environmental regulations or human rights. In areas with slaves.
Batteries are not a solution to the environment but clearly the environment is not a concern with climate change policies.
On the plus side, these workers are all deeply religious. They pray every day, there is no accidents or wet lead going into that furnace.
He's selling protection plans for Microsoft.
I'm into electronics since I was 14, beginning as a hobbyist and later making it my job, commonly using lead/tin solder and always paying little attention to fumes extraction. Now I'm 66 and coping with Parkinson's disease over the last 12 years.
We may feel invulnerable and defiant at times, but eventually everything figures.
My wife of 70 yrs has just been diagonosed with Parkinsons. I don't think fumes caused it.
yes I also think using lead/tin solder impacts to our health, but it's a life. Everything has meaning itself.
firstime to watch factory in brand new conditions
Hi
Major respect. Hard working people making a living for their families. Most work stations depicted were reasonable repetitive actions. Obviously the primary concern is handling of poisonous materials. I hope they are all well compensated for their commitment to the employer.
The average guy earns about 2200 dollars anually.
No occidental Lungs were harmed in this video.
Lungs are overrated, who needs them?
The production is seem fair and it is able to make repeatable quality.
But need more attention on some stages to try not contact with plumbum. The mixing stage is need to rethink, it has to be an enclosed system from mill to that point where the paste is come out from mixer.
Thanks for shareing!
Great video
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MASHALLAH ALLAH PAK OR TARAQI DEIN AMEEN
Very nice and systematic work.
Видно, что для съёмки, работников заставили купить себе маски, перчатки и новую спецодежду. 😃
Das sieht aber in Russland in vielen Fabriken noch schlimmer aus
Aesa kuch nahi hai.. daily routine hai
This is why unions were started years ago.
And then our jobs were shipped overseas.
No.
I was around long time. Unions did nothing but took credit for everything.
Unions today are just another business to collect fees. In many states unions are forced on you even if you do not work with the union. Pay your dues or else, dont you dare work for something outside a union or be banned from unions.
And the bean counters destroyed US progress to the max.
@@bobshanery5152 you got a shit union. there are good ones out there.
And unemployment now 😢
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আমাকে কাজ দিন
Luar biasa dan sangat menakjubkan, I am from Indonesia
Looks like a good quality product.
I am watching from Bangladesh I am auto electric mechanic myself I am working on battery I am very happy to see your total making best of luck
太棒了工人巨大的尊重努力工作，為家人謀生
These workers may not be aware of the health hazard of this Heavy Metal....which ultimately costs their valuable life...
This is horrifying. The health of these people clearly means nothing to the company. I will remember Millat
Millat is only available in Pakisthan.
Kya malum
If you concerned about that..
Please dont look up where the materials to make batteries come from then.
Majority owned by China. No labor, human rights or environmental regulations of any kind. The places still have slaves and force them to make your "green" batteries.
Climate change got nothing to do with the weather.
The problem is never the company, it's the law and politics
@@Thank22-o5yy Touching the lead and inhalate the fumes is realy toxic. You get poisened and will die young.
We now see a more modern factory than usual. Thus, it is now possible to produce economically for the local market. Although the technological lag compared to a European factory is still 40 years. But the product seems reliable. Lots of quality control is a good thing. But the health of the workers would be important. This would require more attention. More protective equipment and more air purification in the immediate work environment. A healthy worker makes fewer mistakes. Few errors result in a reliable product. A reliable product is easy to sell.
Sir am from Nigeria is there anyhow I can learn this work
WOWO VERY CLEAN FACTORY HIGH END BATTERY .... THE WORKER VERY STRONG AND HEALHTLY EVEN THEY DONT USE ANY MASK OR GLOVE
Sorry, this video is certainly NOT appropriate for a channel named "Amazing Technology".
Wah bhaee millat walo salam he ap ko.
Bohot khoob
tike
Зато по карману 👍👍😀
Depends, if manpower is expensive in your country, then it’s affordable I guess, the life of one worker in the plant
Good update keep it up the good work 👍
По сравнению с гаражным восстановлением - вобще шикарно. Много автоматизации. Да и объемы впечатляют. Реально фабрика.
Это для съёмок сделали красивую фабрику,в на самом деле там челики работают в шлепках и без перчаток
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@@মোশাররফহোসেন-ভ৮লсупер диалог 😂😂😂
@@Yurii_Sergeevi4 Да видно, что у них новенькая одежда. Специально для съёмок одели и маски всем дали. Как будто эти маски от чего-то спасут. Там в респираторах нужно работать.
My late father worked in a factory in Australia in the seventies that made communication cables coated in lead the factory had a haze of fumes going though it, he watched most of his work colleges die from lead poisoning it was so sad to see.
Did his colleagues get worker comp?
@@arbjful Not back then
I purchased Millet Batteries a year ago, excellent product.
REALLY INTERESTING
I'm watching from Papua New Guinea, pacific
Полезное для здоровья производство.
Very Beautiful work... Like
Amazing video 🌹🌹
Very Good Jobs💯💯🤝👋👋🙏🙏
My friend is working in battery factory in Mielec Poland Autopart. He has constant eczema on hands from lead. Idk why he still there plenty jobs around.
OOOOOH , very beautiful, I would like to go and see it closer, where is it ?
Working in such battery factory before, need to get blood leaf check every year,if over dose will transfer department and monitor blood each 6 month until it drop to safe level
Quality control is beyond reproach I see........
what
Hardwork ❤
nice job 😎😎
amazing!!!!!!!
Nice video😮😮❤😊😊
Power 2 the people.
Amazing Thecnology
Lead ing technology!
Glad to see the safety squints in use.
These guys have all the safety gear.
Would be nice to have a description of some processes as they are being filmed.
Wow good job
Finally I get to see this hard working man wearing PPE. Well some PPE. The need the proper masks and goggles.
Грубое нарушение правил по охрани труда ! За это надо под суд всех начальников !
У них нет такого на законодательном уровне как охрана труда. Я думаю там и за вредность не доплачивают.
Что такое охрана труда они даже и не слышали 😂
You tell those men that they have to shave their beard and wear a painter respirator.
Inhaling poisonous fumes can cause Lung Cancer and also Lead poisoning is pertinent because of improper safety gears. They should be provided with proper mask and gloves. Seems the factory is not Well ventilated.
Why do you think they make them in India?
@@NeilGaede1India, where human life and the gum wrapper blowing down the shit-caked street are of equal value.
Flagrant disregard for safety and health of the workers. Also editing and adding of processes already seen to increase length of clip is lazy
1:35..."IN india, we dont believe in efficiency and staking stuff on pallets because it gives 3 guys a job...."
This is not India it’s Pakistan
@@diymaster101 ... He was being funny 😆
In Australia i used to make batteries pretty much like they still do, but some 45 years ago. I am retired but consider myself an expert on every process shown here. Though there is ventilation. Some areas of the floor should be covered in water so as to keep the lead dust controlled. Masks should be worn in many areas. The grid machines used to be a pain to work with. The pasting machine can also be temperamental. It takes a certain amount of skill set to keep things running. That was my daily challenge. Back then, the way Batteries were made was fairly primitive in comparison to European standards were battery grids are pressed out from rollers.
It is interesting in this outdated method still being applied 😅
I do wonder if these guy's get their 3 monthly blood lead coint checked? Lead in yoir blood is hazardous..
Looks like proprer factory, but they dont have a clue what is lead poisoning, working without proper ventilation with just cheapest surgery masks with gloves without fingers with constant skin contact with lead. The sad fact they are producing only basic flooded battery, nothing special and marking it as deep cycle and solar which is not truth. This 200Ah battery should weight 40-50kg, or 35kg without electrolyte but guys putting them in boxes looks like it weight way less.
Ehhhh por lo menos los bañaron eso es un avance.
Those are 120Ah, so they weigh maybe 25-30kg completely filled which is easily manageable. A 220Ah has about 60kg
If you ever wondered where the factory machinery from 75-100 years ago went,
here is your answer.
22:55 The guy has done a green (instead of red) top on a "plus" battery. The green is only for "deep cycle".
this is pakistani video but uploaded from USA 🤣😂
Good work 👍
Наглядное пособие "Как быстро угробить здоровье"
That is a lot of lead fumes all day long !
Маски надеты для камеры.
Igual q los rusos con Chernóbil
at 22:27 he is affixing "QC Passed sticker" even before testing for continuity
Honestly there's nothing making the people feel good and come for early 🤔 . 🇰🇲 🇰🇲 Comoros Islands
wäre intressant zu wissen was mit der Abluft passiert. Sicher sind nicht nur die Arbeiter mit Blei vergiftet sondern auch die ganze Umgebung.
Sorprendente!
Pero en ningún momento ví que le ponían el ácido a las baterías
All by hand!
this is no factory, this is a junkyard ^^
please, can you have the definition of factory and junkyard?
In Pakistani standards, this is a sci-fi factory
Sounds like they've got the cast of Minions on the work floor! I don't see Gru anywhere, though!
Ich habe mehr als 40 Jahre in einer Batteriefabrik gearbeitet.Diese Zustände bilden die Produktion in der DDR der 70´ger Jahre ab.Nach 1989 haben sich die Verhältnisse grundlegend geändert und das nichtbenutzen der Schutzkleidung und des Atemschutzes führen zur sofortigen Entlassung,da die Gesundheit der Mitarbeiter allerhöchst Priorität besitzt!
4:09 ye hamarey education system ka hal hai
page par clear ALLAH ka name likha hua hai or factory workers us page ko kis maqsad k liey use kar rahey hain ALLAH hamarey haal per raham karey or factory malikan ko hidayat dey Ameen 😓😓😓😓
good Job
Just about the most toxic occupation a human can have, especially the lead oxide plate where plates have turned black.
As an American, I find it refreshing to see young men actually working and creating useful things, instead of selling drugs and robbing liquor stores.
My dream amrica need go to amrica country nice watch America in uoy typ very nice and very powerful any think in America is very nice
04:14 پر دیکھیئے، اسلامیات کے پرجے کو ردی کے طور پر استعمال کیا جارہا ہے، اتنی بڑی کمپنی ہے اور مٹیریل کا سیمپل لینے کے لیے ردی استعمال کر رہی ہے وہ بھی اسلامیات کی ،
Bahii priss meaheen mil jay gi ❤
Lead poisoning must shorten their lives so much in this manufacturing process. Lives are completely disposable in third world countries. Sad.
Nice good work
Best manufacturer, best producer of all kinds of goods are from made in India 🇮🇳. To the whole world.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Battery factorys. Erokom lagoa.....
very very nice, where is it ?
А в конце тупо ногами стал. Молодец! )
Return to the 19th century
👍👍👍
Fun fact. This factory also doubles as a family restaurant and a hospitals operating room. And everyone there is barefoot.
meri nazar main millat sab se best hai baqi sab drama hain wahid millat hi thi jo 4 years behtareen kam kr gai mere pas
Is this a battery factory or a helium factory?
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Next time you buy a battery, be sure nobody died while making your battery in Pakistan. I would not buy this brand knowing what the workers are experiencing.
Who cares. What next, you want people to stop eating meat too? Ffs
@@slammed4578 Maybe. The future is of the insects.
This factory is asking for a lawsuit
Lol
Amazing but Bohat afsos sy khana Par raha ha jis safy par ap ny ya powder dikaya ha is pa Allah ka name or Quran ki ayat liki ha ap itny andy ho Gaya ty k.....😢
Pakistani industrial work are world class, but i and about their country. Why government are bad. I love Pakistan from Bangladesh
No ventilators no glasses no hearing protection...
Line of new workers every week, old ones melted down for the lead content in them......
I worked in a lead battery plant for 20 yrs ,And now i see why we closed down and moved out of the country,There is no regulations on health and safety .I seen only a few paper masks lean levels must be thu the roof.And the lead straps on the plates are paper thin,The Slag on the pot looked bad..And one guy a seen was Bare Foot.. unreal !!!
අවාසනාවකට, මෙම තාක්ෂණය වසර දහයක් ඇතුළත සෝඩියම් බැටරි මගින් යල්පැනීමට ඉඩ ඇත
спасибо поржал!
It's quite obvious that the owner doesn't give a damn about the health and safety of his workers. Did you see the lead dust flying around when they were unloading it?
Imagine spending 30 years here standing at the same machine doing the same job. Over. And over. And over. That's the kind of place where everyone gets stoned or drunk in the parking lot before work because it's a job you can't do sober.
OSHA needs to be a global entity.....so many hazards throughout these entire video