? China is generally 8 hours a day. 5 days a week. Usually a 1 or 2 hour lunch break. Some areas have recently gone to a 3 hour lunch break in very hot area in Summer. But it's no different in any other Country being a process worker.
Isn't it strange that good Chinese products that Chinese are happy to pay higher prices for in China work just great, but the Western ordered cheap shit that Western cheap shit people buy from cheap shit Western shops (Harbor Freight, Walmart, etc) fall apart .... Your fault buddy, if you want to buy cheap crap, that's your decision, but stop blaming an entire Nation for your poor decisions.
And they can turn a profit using these outdated methods, I am all to familiar with Chinese methods having worked in tool & die business for over 40 years as far as safety no workers comp. or osha and as one Chinese told us there are 250,000 waiting outside for job, these workers average only about year and they leave for their rural life.
To all the safety sally types, sure guards and two hand operated controls and all that is great but nothing keeps you safer than paying attention and be attentive to your work and equipment. Really simple, don’t push the engagement pedal until you have your hands clear. Simple. Respect the POTENTIAL dangers heavy equipment brings and pay attention. Too often I’ve seen people get hurt because of careless operation of “safe” equipment. You are responsible for your safety and well-being. Put your phone down, quit daydreaming, put in a real days WORK, stop demanding to be protected from every danger inherent in physical work. Take some personal pride and ownership of your ethic and what you bring to the “collective table “ - be more productive and therefore more valuable to yourself and everyone around you. Yeah safety and labor standards are a joke in some countries, but that’s the only reason many people in affluent countries can afford what they have - the cost savings of less safety LAWS makes manufacturing cheaper. If all the production was in heavily y safety regulated places every good you bought would cost quite a bit more. Or a lot more just so inattentive, and often careless people can get paid more and cost corporations more to protect them and insure them. Making offhand comments about people who are happy to work HARD to provide for their families and be good employees is ridiculous. They are doing what our grandparents did and it’s ok to disrespect them?
Are you fucking stupid? Yes, you must be aware of your actions and surroundings, but in built safety is a must. A momentary lapse in concentration should not be able to lead to an incident - having guards and two handed safety systems is an added level of safety that can reduce the risk far more significantly than just telling people to pay attention... You're a fucking clown.
Intrinsically you are correct Ryan, people will beat you down for it, but they don't have the experience that I do in Australia's ultra nanny state that has destroyed manufacturing, and my factory in China where I now live. The over safety mentality in Australia is killing people who have become dependent on being protected, where as in China, the workers are completely aware of their surroundings. I must admit I would be asking my Chinese workers to use long tongs to withdraw the parts. I have to supply all PPE, but it's a Chinese worker's right to decide to wear it or not, I can not force them, but I encourage them to wear safety goggles at least. This is a factory I was in last week , female workers will wear PPE if you ask them, the guys not so much ua-cam.com/video/cOGCxjX1BEk/v-deo.html
@@jaywade05 bro ever heard of darwin award ? Sure accident might happen and its great to reduce freak accident, but sometimes its better to have a sufficient worker that can protect themselves. No matter how monkey proof a system, someone will always do crazy things that's out of the inventor mind. This is why AI automation will replace human worker, not due only efficiency but AI mean cutting every cost for production alot.
I have anxiety every time they put their hands under the forge
0:35 blanking,you need oil for upper mold.
No safety glasses, hearing protection and no pullback straps with pRess operators placing their hands in the point of operation, very unsafe.
life is unsafe.
Very unsafe stamping department
Definately not in U.S. ! Too many OSHA violations
Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.
Onde estão as grades de segurança
manual smear punching oil, manual loading & unloading metal sheet.....
Ah one million more and I could retire. Oh the dreams
2.00 ....drum brake ka shell???
sir can I apply here because I have a lots of experience the same as u work metal press machine...
gives me cold sweat just watching these fools
Most liberals are afraid of a job
@@RJ1999x I work in this field. I just also have workers protections so machines are not designed to have my hands near them when they run
@@slateramalgamated7620 understand fully, but common sense and caution goes a long way
Yep...the absence of guards is a concern.
Safety first right 😂
OSHA's dream place
Hand crusher/stamper
safety first :-)
do u pvd coat ur dies?
This could ve been done with a much much smaller press. Why?
Thats an 85tonner, next time i use a 84.83tonner.
Smaller!
🤏 i must be right
잘보고 갑니다 프래스기계에
손이 너무 많이 들어 가네요
This mi job 26 hearse experience I like
We are You
Just a matter of time before one of these people loses a Hand ... just a little too slow, a little too late..those tons are not stopping for anyone .
Nobody cares in china... that's the reality. That worker will be immediately replaced and work continues on.
Sadly it probably happens fairly frequently.
I will be very scared if thos was in my factory. Safety has been compromised. Machines are very clean. Shop floor is very clean. But safety is scarry.
這工作，稍微分心，手就沒了，嚴重點的話，命都沒了
What company ang where country
Deep draw
Imagine doing this for 10 hours a day ..
? China is generally 8 hours a day. 5 days a week. Usually a 1 or 2 hour lunch break. Some areas have recently gone to a 3 hour lunch break in very hot area in Summer.
But it's no different in any other Country being a process worker.
I do metal stamping and we have to stand up while working 9 hours most days and 8 hours for 1 day it’s not all that bad honestly
Steel flowers digins
No safety sensor
I dont think this is from China mainland. People work very focussed.
Awat slow sangat
Dude needs more air pressure at 1:18. Also needs protective eyeware. Insane. Not USA.
gottabighit1 yup their manufacturing industry is alive, not USA definitely.
Terapy vaksin mesin
OBI
SHIT I WAS DOING THIS 30YS AGO...
Go automated! Use air fittings to clear the die! Clean your equipment often.... And stop taking risks with hands. You cannot grow new hands!
Isn't it strange that chinese products in china work like a charm, but as soon as you get them anywhere else they're, generally, just crap...
Isn't it strange that good Chinese products that Chinese are happy to pay higher prices for in China work just great, but the Western ordered cheap shit that Western cheap shit people buy from cheap shit Western shops (Harbor Freight, Walmart, etc) fall apart ....
Your fault buddy, if you want to buy cheap crap, that's your decision, but stop blaming an entire Nation for your poor decisions.
好危險的作業，我可以協助您做自動化整合
採用ROBOT上下料，我在台灣 /桃園
No PPE
Safety glasses and other equipment must be supplied by law in China. However, it is a Chinese worker's right to decide to wear it or not.
没有工人的安全措施。太落后了。
No safety
I know this job
Machine operator like press brake and shearing cutting plate
Your job is im 5yrs. Experience
Clean and dry lube the die
Do you want to lose your hand? that's how you lose your hand
nosense saves a couple of seconds but eventually takes your limb
@@FrostyCoug Not a matter of IF, just a matter of WHEN.. that is a mathematical Certainty ..
프레스일 인생개죽차반된 한인간이있다 전주에 대림정공이라는데있어는데 80년도 나이16살이된소년이있어다 그게나고 그소년은 지금에 오락실근건하는 페인이되가는인간이있다
Que video mas inapropiado...poca seguridad personal....mmmm???...los guantes????....el metal adquiere un filo (rebaba)
And they can turn a profit using these outdated methods, I am all to familiar with Chinese methods having worked in tool & die business for over 40 years as far as safety no workers comp. or osha and as one Chinese told us there are 250,000 waiting outside for job, these workers average only about year and they leave for their rural life.
To all the safety sally types, sure guards and two hand operated controls and all that is great but nothing keeps you safer than paying attention and be attentive to your work and equipment. Really simple, don’t push the engagement pedal until you have your hands clear. Simple. Respect the POTENTIAL dangers heavy equipment brings and pay attention. Too often I’ve seen people get hurt because of careless operation of “safe” equipment. You are responsible for your safety and well-being. Put your phone down, quit daydreaming, put in a real days WORK, stop demanding to be protected from every danger inherent in physical work. Take some personal pride and ownership of your ethic and what you bring to the “collective table “ - be more productive and therefore more valuable to yourself and everyone around you. Yeah safety and labor standards are a joke in some countries, but that’s the only reason many people in affluent countries can afford what they have - the cost savings of less safety LAWS makes manufacturing cheaper. If all the production was in heavily y safety regulated places every good you bought would cost quite a bit more. Or a lot more just so inattentive, and often careless people can get paid more and cost corporations more to protect them and insure them. Making offhand comments about people who are happy to work HARD to provide for their families and be good employees is ridiculous. They are doing what our grandparents did and it’s ok to disrespect them?
Are you fucking stupid? Yes, you must be aware of your actions and surroundings, but in built safety is a must. A momentary lapse in concentration should not be able to lead to an incident - having guards and two handed safety systems is an added level of safety that can reduce the risk far more significantly than just telling people to pay attention...
You're a fucking clown.
You should of stopped after two hand controls are great.
omg.....my work in taiwan it's like that metal press tie machine...i know how to install the molding...
Intrinsically you are correct Ryan, people will beat you down for it, but they don't have the experience that I do in Australia's ultra nanny state that has destroyed manufacturing, and my factory in China where I now live.
The over safety mentality in Australia is killing people who have become dependent on being protected, where as in China, the workers are completely aware of their surroundings.
I must admit I would be asking my Chinese workers to use long tongs to withdraw the parts. I have to supply all PPE, but it's a Chinese worker's right to decide to wear it or not, I can not force them, but I encourage them to wear safety goggles at least.
This is a factory I was in last week , female workers will wear PPE if you ask them, the guys not so much ua-cam.com/video/cOGCxjX1BEk/v-deo.html
@@jaywade05 bro ever heard of darwin award ? Sure accident might happen and its great to reduce freak accident, but sometimes its better to have a sufficient worker that can protect themselves. No matter how monkey proof a system, someone will always do crazy things that's out of the inventor mind. This is why AI automation will replace human worker, not due only efficiency but AI mean cutting every cost for production alot.
Lose. Hand. Not good.