How To Stay Healthy As A Plumber

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
  • How To Stay Healthy As A Plumber
    There are a lot of ways to stay healthy and prevent injuries while out on the jobsite. Today I'm going to talk and show a few products and ways to prevent yourself from getting injured and make your career in the trades last longer!
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Комментарии • 31

  • @malachite5338
    @malachite5338 24 дня назад +7

    This is something i've been worried about as a first year apprentice. Just knowing how many injuries ive had in one year I want to take my health seriously so i can do this for a long time

  • @jacobkindsvatter4055
    @jacobkindsvatter4055 24 дня назад +3

    In my years I've noticed that it's incredibly easy to get busy especially if you really enjoy doing our job in the new construction field i wont lie it can get fun, but my advice is make sure you stop and take your breaks and eat your lunch, skipping lunch especially will do a MASSIVE number to your health if your boss is on your ass to get things done and your being pushed to make those sacrifices then I recommend you look for a more reasonable opportunity with a different company or just simply sit down behind closed doors and talk it out

  • @redbeard9760
    @redbeard9760 24 дня назад +5

    On the knee protection front, I always recommend the Klien Kneepad Sleeves. I wear them under my pants every day, and I love em!

  • @masonjoya7131
    @masonjoya7131 21 день назад +1

    Safety glasses REALLY help, I now suffer from chronic dry eyes that burn if I don’t put eye drops in twice daily

    • @masonjoya7131
      @masonjoya7131 21 день назад

      And reason I got this is because I wouldn’t wear my safety glasses especially in dusty conditions

  • @swackhammer2139
    @swackhammer2139 24 дня назад +4

    My helper identifies as a bucket sitter lol

  • @michaelandres1363
    @michaelandres1363 16 дней назад

    I once read that for tradesmen, our number 1 tool is not our wrench’s, it’s our body, so we need to take care of it. Once I read that, it became one of my mantras.

  • @Painfulwhale360
    @Painfulwhale360 24 дня назад +2

    It’s true. Find a good work boot. Find a good work boot. FIND A GOOD WORKBOOK!

  • @jamesboone3678
    @jamesboone3678 20 дней назад +1

    Hey Rodger, I saw you on Dr. Phil. Kind of disappointed you didnt get to speak more to that kid. Do you think you can do a follow up video on your, thought?

  • @elizabethguerra2379
    @elizabethguerra2379 24 дня назад +1

    Agree with your PPE choices 100% . Love all your videos.

  • @spikeebear5060
    @spikeebear5060 23 дня назад

    It is so awesome that a Chanel like this exists! It has helped me maximise my understanding of the industry in my apprenticeship outside of just working in it. Plumbers need to look out for one another for real!

  • @PurplePuddleglum
    @PurplePuddleglum 24 дня назад

    Big fan and fellow plumber from the cold mitten.

  • @Mike-zf7lo
    @Mike-zf7lo 24 дня назад

    PA here. I strongly recommend having a regular doctor and having regular check ups. I work in urgent care and the amount of people with uncontrolled medical problems like high blood pressure or diabetes who don’t have a regular doctor is staggering, and we see it a lot with tradesmen. It’s like if you never change the oil in your car and then you’re shocked when the engine fails. Most of these diseases can be prevented or managed early and if they’re ignored for decades they will cause all kinds of issues.
    Oh, and good call with goggles. Corneal abrasions suck and they’re super painful. Pieces of metal at high velocity can actually penetrate the eyeball rather than just a superficial scratch and that just bought you an expensive ED visit.

  • @ismaelamaro7728
    @ismaelamaro7728 24 дня назад +1

    One benefit of working in the trades is that it incentivizes physical fitness. Your livelihood depends on it.

  • @malachite5338
    @malachite5338 24 дня назад +1

    Thank you for the helpful advice

  • @unclefungus7395
    @unclefungus7395 7 дней назад

    i’m shocked at how many people i see on site not using hearing and eye protection. i try to call it out when i see it but ultimately it’s on the individual.

  • @TheLeftybar
    @TheLeftybar 12 дней назад

    Its always important to have a strong work boot, but I think it would be important to have a lighter duty shoe that you wear before and after work. In case you have to do some heavy work with a buddy last minute, a pair of light composite toe tennis shoes isnt a bad idea. Or at least, thats what I think.

  • @joshuahyder6757
    @joshuahyder6757 23 дня назад

    So much common sense in this video!

  • @diytacoma5758
    @diytacoma5758 19 дней назад

    Nice works you were on Dr Phil

    • @RogerWakefield
      @RogerWakefield  19 дней назад

      I appreciate it! What did you think of the topic?

    • @diytacoma5758
      @diytacoma5758 19 дней назад

      I think this topic needs to be brought up more , young kids need to hear that trades are good career and that their are options for them to make a good living and for those that are wanting to expand such as build a business this careers might meet their interest.

  • @markwhite5344
    @markwhite5344 23 дня назад

    Timberland pro composite toe are the most comfortable boots you’ll ever wear.

  • @michaelpowers9958
    @michaelpowers9958 22 дня назад

    I’m normally the only guy on the job site using proper PPE. Sometimes I get made fun of for it but I don’t care, I don’t like getting stuff in my eyes or poop on my hands 💩

  • @scotts1111
    @scotts1111 23 дня назад

    Roger if one wants to start the journey of becoming a plumber would getting a plumbing technician certification help? It's a 4 to 6 month course that clemson university offers. Thanks.

  • @tresfort7321
    @tresfort7321 23 дня назад +1

    Great video! Too often overlooked. Also, to stay healthy, don't take the jabs ;)

  • @DayrusBPB
    @DayrusBPB 24 дня назад

    8:11 Goofy ah ah helmet

  • @cepedacarlos2
    @cepedacarlos2 24 дня назад

    I wear leather sole cowboy boots

  • @robbieswrath9329
    @robbieswrath9329 19 дней назад

    No wonder it looks so strong He's using creatine haha