Five hardest jobs on construction sites

The five hardest jobs on the construction site are scaffolder, steel bar worker, carpenter, bricklayer and painter.

1, scaffolder

The scaffolder belongs to the workers who worked in the early stage of construction. They need to set up a shelf first, and then lay the corresponding materials so that other workers can have a foothold in their homework. The scaffolder is not only hard, but also dangerous, because the scaffolder has no stable foothold. They often wear safety belts around their waists and start working when they step on steel pipes.

2, steel workers

The steel bar workers on the construction site are mainly responsible for cutting and binding steel bars. The main body of each layer shall be bound by the rebar worker before the next work can be carried out. On the construction site with insufficient mechanization, many steel bars still need workers to carry. But now the mechanization of the construction site is getting higher and higher, and some handling work no longer needs workers. What workers have to do is to cut and bind steel bars.

3. Woodworking

Woodworking is mainly to support the formwork for the reinforcement cage that needs to be poured with concrete after the reinforcement is bound. Because templates used to be boards, these workers were called carpenters. Nowadays, many construction sites use steel formwork. This part of the shuttering and dismantling workers at the construction site is also called shuttering workers. When the floor is decorated, there are also carpenters who make doors, windows and interiors, and some are called carpenters.

4, bricklayer

Bricklayers are also called masons. After the carpenter dismantled the formwork, the bricklayer came on. Masons should build walls with bricks. Generally, bricklayers do not calculate by day, but by square.

5. painter

Plaster workers is responsible for plastering the walls with cement, including the inner and outer walls. Interior wall painting is relatively convenient, but exterior wall painting is troublesome because there is no ground focus, and it needs to stand on the shelf or pulley outside the wall to work. This also requires the physical quality of workers, and people who are afraid of heights probably can't do it.