Flying The Drone Is A No No - British Steel The Return Of The Dread Drone - DJI Mini 2
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2022
- Flying The Drone Is A No No - British Steel The Return Of The Dread Drone - DJI Mini 2
Today I make a return to British Steel at Scunthorpe, and what a day it was.
The Security were brilliant, not like last time, they did call the Police, but that was due to orders from the boss man
Please enjoy the video
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What awesome respectful security .. should be used as a training video for some companies ...
Yeah, absolutely
Agreed - they were super. Doing their jobs, but have a respectful dialogue!
spot on
@@garrettorourke7136 training for how to be civil and represent their company, because it is a fundamental need and in the best interest of any commercial enterprise to care for their image and customer or respectively public relations, whether they like it or not
@@garrettorourke7136 yes ...
Security were brilliant. Just shows how you can be unsure or have disagreement but still be polite.
The only reason you muppets fly this toy drone is to cause an interaction with people the most of which have no clue on drone aviation laws
It’s I’m putting the drone up na na na because the law is so small and non complex even a muppet auditor can understand it banking on the fact no one else does who the hell wants to view empty car parks all about money from u tube
Well done British Steel, a friendly bunch of security guards..
younger security chap seemed like a nice lad, professional and friendly and informative with info about the site! other security good blokes too, not rude or pushy, checked their side and didn't go any further. good example from these guys that other security teams should take on. good job lads
Fantastic audit. The young security guy is great and still learning his role he’s very pleasant each morning when we arrive at the gates, he gives us a smile and wave which would make anyone smile at hat time in a morning. As for the other too gents they were respectful and courteous with only the instructions they were given thumbs up to you too also. It did show they didn’t and wasn’t sure what to say but tried to understand what PJ was doing and I thought that was good. This site is huge and you guys have only seen a very small amount in this video which was produced perfectly by PJ . It’s quite interesting how many sections of the site go into making the steel and also the bye products that are made from coke making which is renewable energy that we use to power the site . Electricity/steam/gas and many more .
Massive thumbs up for the guy identifying stuff for you. I worked on the site many times hauling slag away, hauling minerals in and hauling rod out. It’s certainly a fascinating place.
Thanks so much for that thumbs up buddy
‘Hauling slags’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I bet you were sunshine 🤜🤜🤜🤜
@Mr Boonski
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 made me chuckle
Too nice a guy, to be working in security.
? You must be easily lead. Don't judge a book by his current maner! You really don't know what people are like in a couple of minutes. Also security is no longer about been a night club bouncer , that's the dark ages kid
People working there could never appreciate the true scale unless seen from above. That security guy in the middle was the best. He never said a word until the very end.
Pretty chill guys, not hard-arsed or disrespectful. Honestly a great interaction.
Very nice and refreshing to see security guards that are very cordial and respectful, They did a good job
What a pleasant young ish lad on that gate. Thumbs up to him
Top marks for the security, three top blokes, and thanks to the guy that added some commentary,
Lovely security official. Even if he wasn't sure. No ego. No pride. Just lovely. I wish all security personnel where like this lovely lad. Companies should employ people like him. Pay attention. He is awesome for representing company security. He is just doing his job and enquiring if he isn't sure. And that's what I like about this person. And yet he so refreshingly pleasant to be in his presence... British Steel... You have a golden grade security person. He deserves a pay rise. He has represented British Steel better than most ambassadors and diplomats. In fact. I would employ him immediately and take him from British Steel. Of course with a higher salary than British Steel could offer. In fact. All the security had perfect attitudes. And straight forward. I think British Steel could use there security as role models for other companies and also to help educate and train security personnel.
Pete, another superb video with views we would never usually see. A big thumbs up for the security team, SIA badges on display, treated you with respect, even if 'Graham' did say no. Down to earth, no egos, no made up laws from themselves, friendly and approachable. Security as it should be. Other companies could learn a lot from this interaction.
Refreshing to see security do their jobs but in a courteous and professional way.
My brother used to work for British steel back in the day, shame to see the decline in our industry but that is still a huge site.
The young security lad was a total sweetheart. Sean was lovely too. Great interaction with the security guys. No ego or being over authoritive. Just nice guys. 👏🏼👍🏼
26:18. The four blast furnaces are named Mary, Bess, Anne and Victoria. They dont make steel, they produce iron. The iron is transferred by torpedo via rail to the BOS (Basic Oxygen Steel) Plant which is just visible in the background (huge square building). There, the iron is converted into steel, before its sent to Concast (Continuous Casting),.
Really enjoyed this video PJ. 👍 Places like this are the lifeblood of the country, as are the lads on security
21:55 If security call the police one thing that needs to be said to them is that if they find that there is nothing wrong, then they are liable for a possible civil claim. And if the police unlawfully arrest you, like they nearly did in the previous video, then they are liable for a possible civil claim too. So they can still call the police if they feel they have no option, but they better check their facts before they do so, then on their heads be it.
good security guys, that young lad at the beginning was very polite and friendly, spoke to you on an equal basis as did the other guy with the sunglasses, this is how security should behave, just talk to the public on an equal footing and none of that authoritarian nonsense.
i saw you as i was leaving work when waiting for the gates to let me out
Well done what an excellent video, yes it’s a massive site, you finally got the drone up after the long discussion between the guy and his boss who was clueless about the drone regs covering the site, but there was no doubt that you were going to get the drone up
Now that site is worth filming !!👍
What a great bunch of lads. But I didn't like the way they sent out that handsome fella to distract us.
If you ever venture to Wales, the Port Talbot site is equally impressive. I have worked at both. Port Talbot is complete with a dock and a small beach, even if it is rather filthy.
We need a vote on here . PJ TO GET HIS OLD MAN OUT IN B&M
Amazing site, would love to spend the day walking around there
They do train tours round there
Tipped and collected at a lot of these old Steel Mills back in the day PJ
Scunny, Teeside, (North East) Deeside (N,Wales) Port Talbot , Llanwern , Gorseinon, (S Wales)
When it was still British Steel, then Corus and finally Tata Steel 👍👍👍
I’m a Security Guard & it sucks that our bosses have to crawl up the clients butts to keep them happy.
If the client says jump, your meant to say “how high sir”
I’m on my 3rd company because I won’t play games.
nice to see it again, 40 yrs a trucker all on tippers been in there many times with scrap, fetches basic slag out of Frodingham as well., a place you could easily get lost in.
What an amazing site!! Nice of the three security guys to come out and say goodbye when you finished! Top guys. Bet Graham was upset though!
Shaun is cool. Type of bloke who’s great value down the pub. The young security chap will do well. Very polite. Promote him now please. Get him on some training courses and open his potential.
There was a firm called Stewarts and Lloyds that came down from Scotland and eventually turned into British Steel, they all worked hard and would have been proud of that young Gateman. It's called respect.
Shaun and the young lad were very good. Keep up the good job.
28:05 When certain groups demand that we shut down all coal mines, but at the same time demand that we should have local (as in the UK) steel making facilities, this is what they don't understand. We need the coal mines to dig up the coal to make the coke that makes the steel.
well handled by security. No tempers or egos. Just calm and methodical. following processes
Way more welcoming than before. Great set of lads, couldn't ask for anything more. Yeh Pete go to the other spot, it is a huge site. Would be nice to see part 3 British Steel. 👍
Great drone footage! And well done British Steel security, friendly & professional, that's what we like to see.
I love coming along the M4 and seeing the steel works by Swansea, you want to get there next PJ
Very nice video and a great crew ! Thanks for posting !
Young security guard seems he could go further in life, not that there’s out wrong with being a guard but he could do more with his life
Binoculars and your sorted to keep drone in view . Cool sight/site
Young guard was brilliant , nervous at times but that's down to him making sure he is doing everything right more should take note , wish him all the best for the future. Another great vid PJ !
The best security people I have ever seen. Kudos fella's.
Great security, one of the best vids👌
HI PJ, back in the sixties this steel works was named appleby frodingham, i used to go there very day from carlisle to pick up basic slag
which was used as fertiliser to put on grassland, its size then was over 1,000 acres, drive straight in and back out no question's asked.
The bold security didn’t do anything except look like he was going to waste away in the heat lol
Great Security team having a good old natter! The way it should be - SPECTACULAR! Drone footage PJ that site like scenes from BLADE RUNNER! Amazing, you need to be filming in CINEMASCOPE! lol, It was so WIDE - SUPER FOOTAGE PJ and a great running commentary from the staff member! - Great Stuff! You are No 1 PJ for Drone Shots! - PINAC!
That bloke who is advising you, doesn't know what he is talking about. The blast furnaces you were looking at make iron, not steel. Iron is much higher in carbon content and is the feed stock, once made, to go into a basic oxygen steel making plant, generally taken there by torpedo ladles. Once at the Basic Oxygen Steelmaking plant, the carbon content in the iron is reduced and several other additions are added to make the steel. The type and quantity of the additions, depends on what type of steel is required by the customer. In the process of making the iron, gas is given off and collected in the gas holder to the right, the blast furnace gas holder. The blast furnace gas has a calorific value of about 2 mj / m3 if basic iron is produced. The gas holder to the left is from the coke ovens and has a calorific value of about 18 mj / m3. Generally the blast furnace gas is used to warm up the blast air stoves to about 1300 degrees c on the gas cycle, before the heat developed in the stove is used on the blast cycle, to blast air from the power station blowers, then heated as the air passes through the pre heated stoves, then through the bustle main, then through pipes called tuyeres and then through the furnace burden to make the iron. Coke oven gas is generally used on the blast furnace as pilots or / and addtional fuel gas on the stoves. Coke oven gas is also used to heat troughs and runners prior to slag and iron running through them also to prevent water which may be entrained in the sand runner liners, from evaporating rapidly and causing an iron / slag explosion and breakout. I believe that there is a further gas holder at Scunthorpe for BOS gas collection as well. Looking closer at your drone footage, you can actually see another gas holder in the far distance, this must be the BOS gas collection holder, next to what must be the BOS plant.
Back up the road where the hill is there's a 400 acre solar farm at raventhorpe I worked on there back in 2015 u great view of tata steel - British steel from there
Really professional security. Engaging politely, not hostile. Top marks. Just their management need educating.
hello from Newport Rhode Island U.S.A Great video PJ!! keep them coming!!!
What nice, reasonable blokes. Good for them.
Decent bunch of guy’s.
This was amazing too see, really glad they did the company proud. Great too see you flying once again. Love these videos and the quality of footage is awesome. Really interested in buying one mt self.
Great footage an Wow the size of that place
Security - How its supposed to be. 🇬🇧👍👍👍
Impressive views PJ over the site. Jidzooks its a biggun .
Great video, nice people for a change, quality
The airspace is like traveling on international waters, it can't be stopped.
That drone is an amazing bit of kit
Brilliant video and human interaction PJ.
Only one thing wrong PJ, they never took the hint about a coffee. 😂 😂 😂.
All pleasant with badges, perfectly civil and friendly.
Would like you to have a better flight over the furnace end of the world please. 😎
Another great video @ drone footage 👍👍👍👍
Decent bunch of lads really, just doin a job, not being tosspot jobsworths and not abusing or escalating anything. well done lads.
The younger security guard is Deffo stoned 😂
The first guy you spoke to was a wee hotti! Might do an audit myself! 😍😍
Top man pj great viewing watching from Ireland 🇮🇪👍 I
Same up on Teesside. I had two coppers try and tell me it was illegal to fly over the steel works (which closed in 2015).. Ironically, the same coppers later requested my help in looking for a missing person near the site.
Wow the young lad needs to become a trainer for the industry polite professional genuine nice young man all in all they were all not bad just following what there told
Pj your becoming my favorite auditor.very professional and not argumentative.keep them coming matey.
Wow amazing view of the site! Thanks for that. Also, what nice people British Steel security are, none of the normal nonsense, they didn't know the law and very sensibly decided not intervene in a lawful activity.
excellent video nice security staff
Nice chaps there Peter. Nice Drone footage.
In the summer months you can actually get a ticket to have a tour around the works on a steam train that they own and maintain. You get a full tour round the works and drinks and butties in the glass house at the end. The platform is just to your left past the big ladle you see when you are stood at that entrance where you were talking to the security.
I love watching the reaction on there face when you tell them the dread drone will be flying over there property, and they think you are asking permission,Keep up the good work.
18:15 I mean you're 'okay'...I prefer less hairy legs 🤣. Good chap, nice to meet you!
Overall, no bad interactions either...some of it a 'little' pushy (with nothing but hot air to back it up). But no aggression and no disrespect. The young lad who was 'standing guard over you' throughout 🤣 probably the star of the show... Loved Shaun as well though, but he was only really 'unofficially' repping British Steal...Still great commentary from him during the 'dread drone' flight!
Loved the young security chap 👍
Ace security young lad the star 👍
Obviously, the first security guy wasn't the sharpest tool in the box, but he was polite, respectful and friendly. Don't knock a guy for earning a few shillings.... He said he wasn't a regular, but still made small-talk. The only down side was that he relied on the advices of his 'Supervisor'....I like him! 👍
Hes out there earning a honest bob and knowing its all on his own merit..shame a couple of million others don't have the same attitude!
Good luck to him
@@bedpansniper ❤❤❤
A change to see three pleasant security guards 👍
Wow - that was an amazing site!
Love the drone u think they'd be proud
Poor Mr Shades, he tried so hard😂🤣🤣we all know the score with glasses😂🤣👍
Well done greeat video
Great footage. New subscriber to your channel. Thanks.
The person operating that boom is incredibly unpredictable, leaves the boom up sometimes but not others. Certainly made that Cherry picker truck pull up in a hurry.
Nice guys 😊
Nice one Pj,
British Steel. What an album!
Tyrant at the very end, ''I'm just following instructions.'' Where have we heard that before?
Woohoo. I'm going to start there as an employee 😊
Wow I want to work there! Everyone seems so nice
Only 3000 staff left? At 1 point there was over 50,000 people mainly men working at scunthorpe and Appleby and Normandy park steelworks. That was when it was British steel. Now the Chinese have their grubby mits on it the job is going to the dogs. I used to work on the BOS plant on them works many years ago, I took early retirement a good few years ago and still receive a decent pension as well as a nice pay day the day I left. I don't think it will be very much longer before the place is closed down permanently which will leave scunthorpe even more derelict as it is now. Good video PJ well done 👍
You should tell them to ring your mate DJ at the CAA !!! He can tell them to ring PJ at the CAA !!! At least their calls would be answered and not left on hold for two days. 🤣🤣🤣
Secca-Cupcake took a shine to you PJ. One day he’s going to count all the men coming out. You know!
Very nearly a bit of a collision between the big cherry picker platform and the barrier coming down.He had to brake hard.
Retard Puma Trackie on the barrier, to be expected i guess???
Great video's pj can I ask who the drone insurance is that you mentioned in the video
Site big drown can show alot site good pictures
Sean what a lovely guy 😭😭👍
Everyone did well. Pity the head shed didn’t turn up to learn about airspace!