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※ This video is an excerpt from *Extreme Jobs - Special Demolition Team and Formwork Fabrication*, aired on March 3, 2021. Around this time of year, just before spring arrives, those who work with steel are at their busiest. This is because they must complete their work before the weather warms up. In particular, fuel tanks buried beneath closed gas stations are identified as a cause of soil contamination, making their removal absolutely necessary. Since there are few workers with the necessary demolition skills, the task of cleaning, dismantling, and dismantling fuel tanks falls entirely on these workers. Even today, they are traveling across the country to carry out demolition work. Junkyards that dismantle special vehicles—such as ambulances and fire trucks, which were once heroes on the road—have also become incredibly busy. Working hours have more than doubled compared to usual. To recycle the parts produced during the dismantling process, the work must be carried out with even greater precision and meticulousness. The same applies to the formwork required for constructing tetrapods for coastal maintenance. The entire process of cutting and joining 16-ton steel plates is done by hand. It is a battle with steel plates where not even a 1mm margin of error is allowed. We meet the people working with steel in a place of extreme danger. A 50,000-Liter Fuel Tank! The Gas Station Demolition Operation The demolition of closed gas stations, left as eyesores along roadsides across the country, has begun! It is an extremely dangerous operation taking place in a confined space. To remove a 50,000-liter fuel tank buried deep underground, the decayed oil and waste oil remaining inside must first be removed. Those who must enter the sealed tank to work are constantly plagued by the risk of gas-induced suffocation and explosions. Because even a small mistake can lead to a major explosion, the workers cannot let their guard down for a single moment. The entire process—from removing the concrete slab to excavating, dismantling, and demolishing the fuel tank—takes only two days. Demolishing such specialized structures is a construction project requiring high-level dismantling technology and demanding the accumulated experience and skills of the workers. However, as this is a life-threatening job, the number of workers is decreasing every year. ✔ Program Title: Extreme Jobs - Special Demolition Team and Formwork Production ✔ Broadcast Date: 2021.03.03