150m 높이에서의 교량 유지관리 동영상 360 Degree Video Captures What It’s Like to Work on Top of a 500’ Tall Bridge: VIDEO

360 Degree Video Captures What It’s Like to Work on Top of a 500’ Tall Bridge

October 5, 2016 Shane Hedmond

photo courtesy of Scruffs

여러분이 만일 150m 높이의 다리 꼭대기에 올라간다면?

한번 상상을 해보시기 바랍니다.

토목 건축 등 건설 분야 만큼 고공 작업이 많은 분야도 아마 드물 것입니다.

교량의 경우에 건설 후에는 지속적인 유지관리가 요구됩니다.

아차 방심하는 경우에는 대 재해를 일으킬 수 있기때문입니다.

기술자들은 혹시나 하면서 이상 유무를 조사하기 위해 150m의 고공을 올라갑니다.

높이가 높아질수록의 풍속의 세기도 점점 강해지게 됩니다.

몸을 가눌 수 없을 정도의 바람에 안전장비에만 의지한 채 기술자들은 오늘도 임무를 

묵묵히 수행합니다.

황기철  콘페이퍼 에디터

ki chul, hwang conpaper editor 

Just because construction work happens every day, doesn’t make it any less thrilling of a job.  Some people like to climb mountains, others like to climb building that are under construction and bridges that need maintained.  Some people don’t like looking over balconies a few stories off the ground, yet many times construction and maintenance workers have to actually do work while dangling 500 feet up in the air.

To help highlight the expertise of tradespeople and show off their dedication to the craft, UK workwear company, Scruffs, has launched their first of a series of videos, which they call the “Masters at Work. Masters of Workwear” campaign. In this first video, 360 degree video of two maintenance workers, named Owain and Danny, climbing the Severn Bridge, which connects England to Wales. 

The 1 mile long bridge reaches a height of 445 feet at its peak, which takes 320 vertical steps to reach.  To help illustrate the height and seriousness of work the pair of maintenance men do, 360 degree cameras were placed on both their helmets and on a nearby helicopter flying beside them.  The series’ first video is aptly titled “Masters of Vertigo.”

360 degree video has become extremely popular in recent months, demonstrating its sheer entertainment value.  But, as some brands, like Scruffs, and construction companies are finding out, 360 video brings on a whole new level of job and quality control in the field.  Context is key in the construction industry and 360 video is an amazingly efficient way to capture the context of the jobsite.

To move the camera to a different angle in the video below, simply tilt or rotate your phone or click and drag your mouse.  Enjoy!

If you’d like to see some more behind the scenes footage of how the video is made, check out the video below!

 

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