Just wondering what parts of the country and world are staying busy. Are you slow, steady or busy and where are you located? Figured I would do a different topic than the usual.

40-50 hrs a week in the south

I'm pretty busy where i am on Vancouver Island in BC, Canada. This little town just doesn't want to stop growing!

40 hrs a week here in southern idaho

Right now this is supposedly the fastest growing Provence in Canada. 3 towers going up down town, I pumped over 10,000 meters at warehouse, and theirs a billion dollar refinery expansion project. 40-55hr weeks just before this -35c weather rolled in a few weeks ago. Expecting to be the busiest summer in years. Now good thing I dropped pumping in AZ and found my way here for another 2 year Visa.

Flat out in Melb Aust !! 50 - 70 hrs a week

yeah flat out in Perth, but it depends on the company, some have more clients than others, done bout 3000 cubes so far, not bad for feb

Louisiana 50-65 a week we are pretty busy.

Totally dead in Massachusetts I Ned a new job lol can anybody help?

busy enough 50-60 hours a week. belgium europe. less housebuilding more industrial work.

 70-95 hours a week flat out six days a week at the moment here i the uk

Well, it seems like quite a few of you are paying your bills, especially in the other countries.....PUMPSAFE, who did you work for in Az. I pumped there for about 7 years.

dead in chicago

nc stroking

Well I was semi busy till they sold the pump , I actually heard it from 1 of my customers . The pump  is going to montreal Canada,From south Fla, Alot of Changes will come for the different climate from 75 degree to -20 degree LOL, retro fit hell , heaters water tank, hydro tank & boom wrapping,

If anyone in south florida is looking for an operator letme know ,I also have a few customers that will use whoever i work for ..

When did they hold a WorldChampionship in concrete-pumping ? Have I missed something ? It had been fun to watch and drink some beer !

As far as the " world champions" I think that covers all pump mechanics I have worked with. They know everything

at World of Concrete they had races on ride-on power trowels.