Brad Porter

Male. Lives in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

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December 6, 2019 9:57 pm

Punch list work Lot 13 for framing inspection.

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December 6, 2019 12:47 am

Always the F@$%ing plumbers!

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December 3, 2019 5:51 pm

30 hours later and 19"+ of snow... I'm beat! Time for a cat nap before I'm out again... ✌

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Give that phone camera a rest too

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November 30, 2019 8:43 pm

To funny!

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November 27, 2019 8:12 pm

Last min a/v equipment room... Where's the Door Kent?

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November 27, 2019 3:13 pm

House closes in 3 weeks... crunch time. Let's go boys!

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November 25, 2019 11:15 pm

Got most of the unfinished decking done in Portsmouth, I'll pre cut the railings tomorrow and wait for the glass.

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November 25, 2019 3:21 pm

Another frame rising...

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November 22, 2019 11:04 pm

Ok, so I really wasn't going to post about this but it should go as a lesson if you are to read it. Don't ever get complacent with safety. This past Wednesday it was pouring rain and I half assed ...View MoreOk, so I really wasn't going to post about this but it should go as a lesson if you are to read it. Don't ever get complacent with safety. This past Wednesday it was pouring rain and I half assed putting up a ladder to take the trash off the deck I created with the post sleeves. I've not had an accident on a ladder for many years and I use them almost daily. I have no fear on a ladder and never will! So in the pouring rain I went to walk down the ladder with trash in my hand, like I have thousands of times on different set ups. As soon as I stepped on the ladder my foot slipped between the top. In a split second my calf was caught in the ladder and I was going down. Similar to what you see in the pick on this post... My momentum was shifted and I had nothing to grab on to so I knew, this was going to happen. In a split second my mind raced and I saw my leg snapped in two if I didn't take this 5' fall right. Realizing I had to save my leg from this, I immediately pushed off with my other foot to start a backwards/sideways flip, While my calf was stuck between the top of the ladder! I began to arch back and roll with the fall, while bringing the ladder over my body, because at this time we were completely attached. I remember executing some sort of maneuver where I ended up between the deck where I once stood and the ladder that some how ended up over by the orange fence. I quickly removed the ladder from my leg and could tell I was successful in not breaking it. I laid on my back for a good 10 mins in the pouring rain looking up and laughing at how stupid that was that I pulled it off. Everyone that has heard the story has told me how lucky I am because we've all seen it worse! Or if you haven't wait a while, if you work like we do it happens. Thus I come back to the lesson. Safety is sometimes over looked in the smallest of tasks and the cost can be very great! I'm lucky to be walking! Leave the ninja moves to the ninjas!

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