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Founder & Staff Aquarist @buildwitt Building the Dirt World’s Next Generation
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An updated attempt at explaining who I am, why I travel so much, and what BuildWitt does. Thank you to everyone who follows along!
A LOT more on the world’s longest heavy haul ice road in Canada’s Northwest Territories coming soon, but here’s a lil fun fact for you to begin the party…
4/7 Modern World Wonders! I saw Machu Picchu with a few friends while a senior in college. At that point, it was my sixth country. I didn’t have plans for much international travel beyond it. Maybe Europe at some point… Things have certainly changed. The other three I saw on work trips. When we visited Jordanian phosphate mines a few years back, you bet I asked for a day trip to Petra. It was jaw-dropping. Then came the Coliseum, caught on my early morning runs while visiting Rome for a demolition project. Most recently, we swung through the Taj Mahal, thanks to Hyundai. Each has been well worth the side quest!! Now I have to find reasons to stop by China, Brazil, and Mexico…
A huge thanks to @35.mike for the footage from the recent dozer training featuring many California fire agencies, like LA County. These dozers are sick!!
Welcome to the @almarwan.machinery UAE yard… I’ve loved equipment yards since my first experience at Empire Cat when I was six… Walking around sleeping giants, either before or after they’ve shifted mountains, with the smell of grease and diesel hanging in the air. Seeing only one D11 is a treat, but a parking lot full of them, flanked by D8s is as unique as it gets!
Storytelling is a valuable skill, especially for leaders. The more you practice it, the better you’ll become. Just remember to be consistent and authentic along the way. Aaron Witt - CEO of BuildWitt @buildwitt x @aaronwitt x @davidnovak #leadership #storytelling #authentic #ceo #podcastclips
NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO! — @liebherrmining invited us to Indonesia last summer to capture their newest mining excavator, the 9100 G8, making the rounds before international reveal. — Now that the machine’s official, we can finally show you EVERYTHING about it, working day and night to move monster quantities of overburden in one of the world’s toughest mining environments. — Search “BuildWitt” on YouTube to watch now!
NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO! — @liebherrmining invited us to Indonesia last summer to capture their newest mining excavator, the 9100 G8, making the rounds before international reveal. — Now that the machine’s official, we can finally show you EVERYTHING about it, working day and night to move monster quantities of overburden in one of the world’s toughest mining environments. — Search “BuildWitt” on YouTube to watch now!
The hardest handoff emotionally in a family business is from Gen 1 to Gen 2.
@shaneandersonfilm and @swiftwater films did a brilliant job capturing this months-long project for their documentary called “Undamming the Klamath.” — Completed in 1918, Copco No. 1 was a gravity-arch dam, standing 132 feet tall and spanning 415 feet across the river. Over a century later, it served its purpose, and it was time to restore the river to its natural state. — Removal began in 2023, when contractors blasted a 90-foot tunnel through the base to draw down the Copco reservoir. Full removal took six months, with conventional blasting and excavation deleting 100,000 cubic yards of concrete.
The 7495 (previously Bucyrus 495) dipper can shift 82 cubic yards (63 cubic meters) and 120 tons (109 tonnes) in one pass. Powered by a giant electrical cable, they swing 24/7 anywhere from Chilean deserts to Canadian tundra, only stopping for shift change every twelve hours and maintenance every few hundred hours. Shovels are the tip of the spear for modern food, power, and warmth!
Here’s @big_machinery checking out big machinery—a @liebherrmining 9800 behind the factory in Colmar, France. It’s one of the largest hydraulic excavators in the world, boasting a 59 CY (45m^3) bucket. Almost all 9800s live in Australia, feasting on double benches of overburden at mostly coal mines.