Damn who’s still working for $9 an hour in 2026?Jul 20 ⋅ CartographerSea3356 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #2026 #9
Boise Airport, last night. 3 guys crushed. 9 more hurt bad. It can still happen. Be safeFeb 2024 ⋅ Disastrous-Initial51 ⋅ r/Construction
This is a better view of the block 9 construction site in Fargo ND from the top of a 7 storie tall parkingDec 2018 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #7 #9
I found an old pack of Camels face down in the 9th floor of a building built in 1929. This is looking up from the 8th floor.Oct 2020 ⋅ JackSauer1 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #1929 #9 #8
Finally got my 5 year pin after 9 years. 😅 Best believe I’m getting my 10 year pin ON TIME next yearOct 2022 ⋅ Ryeezyubeezy ⋅ r/Construction
First time on a big job site, how do i get 9 other guys to join me?Aug 2023 ⋅ JC-1219 ⋅ r/Construction
Emergency 9 ft magnetic for facks sake! It’s saved me two minutes today alone.. 😆May 2022 ⋅ EyeSeenFolly ⋅ r/Construction
The Metabo lasted 9 months, Milwaukee 2 and a half years, and just got a Max USA.May 2022 ⋅ Killa_Bit_DXV ⋅ r/Construction
Panoramic photo of the data center project I'm working on. [ 18864x1472 5.9MB]Nov 2013 ⋅ GnomeChumpski ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #18864 #1472 #5 #9
Another smaller build. 40*40*9. Got a chance to build the first cricket shed in the province.Nov 2018 ⋅ rutts421 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #40 #9