What is a steel monkey?
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steel monkey is an iron or steelmaker that specializes in working in high heights, such as those involved in the construction of a skyscraper or bridge. Working as a steel monkey can be quite dangerous, as falls from high heights can be deadly, even in a safety harness, and as a result, these specialized ironworks are often controlled by a high level of reward to compensate for the potential danger of their employment.
when any kind of steel structure is built. When working on Earth or near Earth, it is called "low steel", and although it can still be dangerous, it is relatively safe compared to "high steel" in the upper flow of the structure. Many steel monkeys are part of the gang increases, crews that install new beams to extend the height of the structure, while others follow the rays and strengthen the structure on the spot, ensuring that it is sound.
The term "steel monkey" is American in origin and are most often used by iron and steelmakers ine of the United States. Chicago and New York, two forts of framed skyscrapers, boast a high number of steel monkeys, including many native Americans. In particular, the Mohawk members were involved in several generations and are famous in the building community for their talent and courage.
In the steel monkey, several skills are required, beyond the basic ability to work with steel and iron. Steel monkeys must be very strong because they must be able to handle heavy rays and equipment. It must also be very agile, with a good sense of balance and the ability to compensate for skyscraper or bridge movements when it moves in the wind. Steel monkey is also a member of the coordinated team of individuals and must be tuned to other team members.
by law, steel monkeys and other steel workers must be protected by fixed hats, safety harnesses and other Bsecurity measures. However, some steel monkeys avoid harness because they consider them cumbersome or frustrating to work with them. Others argue that security harnesses actually prevent their safety and prefer to risk a catastrophic decline rather than work around the cumbersome restrictions of harness. However, more and more construction companies recognize the value of safety measures and the inspection is regularly carried out in the high steel grid to ensure that workers are looking for themselves and each other.