FROM SINGLE HAND WELDER TO PIPELINE RIG WELDER (HOW HE GOT HIS FOOT IN THE DOOR)

FROM SINGLE HAND WELDER TO PIPELINE RIG WELDER (HOW HE GOT HIS FOOT IN THE DOOR)

Author: Kayla Ross September 19, 2018 Duration: 0:00
Welcome back to another episode of the Industrial Tradition Podcast! Today we host our good friend Caiman, who Austin and I have know since we were young teenagers! Caiman is here to tell us about his experiences in welding, working the pipeline and how life on the road has treated him and his marriage. We hear from from Caiman about some of the different jobs he has done over the last few years and which ones were better and which ones were worse. Caiman has always been a hard worker and has never been afraid to put in the time and sweat and you can hear his commitment to his profession in this conversation! Caiman also chats about adjustments and planning and the lessons he and his wife have learned while they have been apart. Just like Austin and I, this physical separation has been a challenge and the methods that each of us are able to implement have made a big difference. So for a warm discussion with one of my favorite people on the planet, tune in!

Pull up a seat at a well-worn workbench or a kitchen table that’s seen its share of coffee and blueprints. Industrial Tradition, hosted by Kayla Ross, is a conversation for the hands that build, fix, and sustain-pipeline workers and farmers, welders and ranchers, makers, mechanics, and mothers navigating the demands of both family and trade. This podcast lives in the space where grease meets grace, where the realities of a hard day’s work intersect with the quiet yearning for a more fulfilling life. Kayla, who built the Industrial Tradition community, doesn’t offer surface-level chatter. Instead, she and her guests settle in for genuine, deep-dive discussions that are as practical as they are personal. You’ll hear stories about the grit of running a business from the ground up, the balance required to raise kids while keeping everything else running, and the ongoing pursuit of growth even when you’re already exhausted. It’s about the tradition of industry not just as a job, but as a whole life-one where personal development is as crucial as knowing how to own and operate the machinery of your livelihood. Tune in for a podcast that feels like a honest talk with a friend who gets it, where the topics are rooted in the everyday but always point toward building something better.
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