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Right on, same

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Pull some strings and get me a job 😂😂

I wonder how many people complained to you about you coming on their days or vacation off

Be prepared battery back up so my power wire a little at a time you can do that you can’t eat a whole elephant one bite by the time you gonna come

And Dutch

Well it's not like working 9 to 5 in the local pipeline industry is an option.

I think Russia will make BOOM '' on This Pipe line !!! lol The New Nuclear Torpedoes Poseidon are Ready to be tested !!! lol

yeah this is white privilege and the patriarchy hard at work..... lol

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Agreed x2.

@@johnway8702 ⁹

Intro: 5000 men are locked in a race against time ...

This is the comment I was looking for.

Been building pipelines for 14 years nothing relaxing about it lol

FACTS.. Freaking amazing

Repent to Jesus Christ “But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.” ‭‭2 Thessalonians‬ ‭3:3‬ ‭NIV‬‬

crazy they blew it up?

@@tinto278 Wrong pipeline. This is not NORDSTREAM #2. This is farther north. NORDSTREAM #2 is south of Sweden, this pipeline runs north of Sweden on the other side of Norway.

And then the US goes and blows it up

Though, I'd prefer to learnt about the effects cancelling the keystone pipeline & terminating all US permits to extract on Fed Land on Jan 20., 2021

Jimmy needs to learn the diff between mils and mm. Lol

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No wonder the ship needed 80,000 kilos of meat LoL

For this kinda job, you gotta eat.

Hilarious 😂

mindbending to you is normal to the rest of us.

Russia

@@d.bcooper2271 not Russia...NWO

where is your land oil rig

I worked several seasons on the LB200. Amazing, Nothing else like her. History was made. Fine group of Tallented Pipeliners. Raphael C.

I'm proud of you, John H.

You are right, this how we as mankind win.

@Simard jean We as mankind are thriving because of it. Without it, you cannot type any message. We will find and execute ways soon to solve all important problems, that's what we do.

I agree, but God gave the resources. Wonderful machines indeed.

@Simard jean If you truly believe that and yet you partake, freely of its bounty. Than you’re just virtue signaling on social media.

@Pommie I am from the USA... we had an International crew. Machinist's were Italian and the best. Master Electrician's were from Scotland... I worked under them... could not understand a word they said their accents were so strong. Me being from Texas played a part in that. It was the wild west off shore in those days. Went to work for J.Ray Mcdermott on a 1200 Ton Derrick Barge after Santa Fe went bust. We set sub-structures and installed the platforms. Total of 5 years offshore(single man) and would never do it any different.

I worked on both of those barges in the gulf in the early 1980's, had the honors of melting tar/sand to fill in between the concrete on the joints...LOL, then got moved over to working with the RVC's. Then spent a lot of time down in Brazil setting platforms using RCV's, at least until Santa Fe sold out to Kuwait.

@BRENDA YARELI GUARDADO GONZALEZ Brenda whats with the Ps

Regarding Santa Fe in the 1970s in the Gulf, you haven't lived until you have worked on the barge Kiowa. On one of my early jobs there as a diver I walked into the latrine and saw 5 toilets separated by inches between them and arranged in a semicircle. Two guys were sitting on adjacent toilets reading the same magazine. Being relatively modest, that almost ended my diving career. Stuck with it though. Never did get on the Choctaw, but I did set a platform off the Cherokee (as a diver I was the underwater eye for positioning the platform onto the guide). Spent many hours diving (including saturation) on the Tonkawa, Chickasaw, and the little workhorse the Sioux. Loved the diving itself and the pipeline construction, but the offshore environment was another matter.

if we were allowed to post pictures, i would've whipped up a shoop real quick of a blanket fort with american/canadians on the pipe, next to a crudely drawn "no euros allowed" sign. because you guys deserve only the best 👍

I wonder how long it lasts before it gets blown up. Remember Nordstream Brits, silly buggers

@@IReallyCba The first time you were able and I didn’t have

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Thanks André!

Underrated 🤣🤣

Why, what kind of pipes are you laying currently?

@@eMPee584 I think he meant "filler crap" on the documentary, most of them are bloated with "timelines", "if this happened", "if this broke" dramatisations, its pathetic some of them tbh.

Are you an AMS discipile?

That's what she said... 😲

That pipe is always wet

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You are definitely ahead of the game Young man. Are you American?

put a hose clamp on it an call it a day

Remember what the 'pig' looked like before and after going through to clean new pipe. Lot of years ago.

@@stephengile530 in my day we used an actual pig with a rope tied around it’s feet. This is also where hog tied started

@@optimisticfuture6808 LOL

And the titanic could never be sunk

inspectors think they know but have no real idea.

@@bryannonya9769 who pissed in your cornflakes nonya

@@bryannonya9769 you have obviously no clue about the qualifications of inspectors in European offshore sector

Im sure the quality is affected when ppl from all over the world get together

White countries

@@insaneindamembrane7961 that’s why only white countries work together. Plus we are the only race that had this level of thinking power. Others can be doctors and lawyers but only the white have the mental capacity first to imaging something this massive and second to design a system that builds and accomplishes the task

@@stopbigcon3764 blacks can’t swim so

Okay anon

yes except Africa where corruption is the only project that is ongoing

a properly laid weld is stronger than the steel pipe being welded due to extra alloys being added in the welding process. the pipe will break before the weld in most all cases

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The Engineers NEVER get close to the dangerous aspects of this work. They quietly take their notes while the welders, riggers, electrician's, divers, crane operators, and many other hands on skills take all the risks and really should be paid more.

Bad incel troll

Repent to Jesus Christ “But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.” ‭‭2 Thessalonians‬ ‭3:3‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Great teconlgly

All that work, and resources, for a mere 40 YEARS' worth of gas supply? Crazy, is it not?

This is practically skilled craftsmen and sailors, not theoretical guys...

My initial comment was deleted as a stand-alone one, maybe this slightly modified one will remain under Kenneth's: For those of you who find this kind of technology & construction interesting, check out the CSO Deep Blue. There is a brief 2016 RU-vid video available that provides a look at this unique (2001) pipe lay vessel. I was one of the inspectors for a related 2003 project in the Gulf of Mexico. The Deep Blue can lay up to 18" rigid pipe with 1" wall thickness- (180 lbs/ft)--with this incredibly being done by coiling up the land-welded pipe onto large diameter reels/spools within/on the vessel to achieve maximum welding efficiency first on land. I cannot remember how many miles of 18" steel pipe (maximum diameter for spooling) can be laid in a single continuous pass, but I'm thinking it might have been in excess of 8 miles. (I can't find the specifications, but the spools can hold 5,500T weight). When this rigid steel pipe is laid offshore it is then run over another large reel to introduce a reverse bend to counter the forced bend that was required for initial spooling for vessel onboard storage. Amazing.

Really really good point.

We are building a pipeline to Mars. Duh

Damn! He gotta get paid extra for those ticks.

I just got to that bit as I was reading your comment! But you missed off the best bit: He has laid thousands of kilometers of pipe....'but this is special'💓 🤣🤣🤣

Damnit, came here for something similar, comment, not pipe. At least I know I'm not the only immature one here, wait, I'm almost 40, I hope you're not 16.

@@SexyGuv77 right, I bet he says that to all the ocean floor 🤣

Children...

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