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Haruharuharuko posted:Testin out muh new work boots Did a convertible drive the other way?
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Fail video with a few OSHA stuff, including what looks like a tanker creating some crude oil rain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4vLlrftRBg&t=58s The whole thing's worth watching, but check out the truck 
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Feb 22, 2015 13:38
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That 'oil' is smoking. It might actually be molten asphalt. That's gonna be fun to clean up once it solidifies.
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Feb 22, 2015 13:48
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Here's a link to a news article about a different fun asphalt cleanup. And even when you're simply milling old asphalt, you need to pay attention. 
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Feb 22, 2015 14:35
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Do It Once Right posted:Here's a link to a news article about a different fun asphalt cleanup. quote:"I guess it was the truck driver that said, `There's a guy buried in here' and I ... found a shovel, and me and another guy tried digging him out," Hill said.
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Feb 22, 2015 16:32
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Mad scramble or no, the kid was dead when the 300 degrees Fahrenheit material crushed him. All following actions were an attempt to give his family a less-cooked body to bury.
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Feb 22, 2015 22:53
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aidoru posted:Better topic: Share your best OSHA moments that you were personally involved in.  Attached to a lamp post, no idea what it was powering.  I sometimes make money on the side installing security cameras. I moved the file cabinet the old video switch and VCR the cameras ran back to and found this  I replaced it with a power supply box like this one 
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Do It Once Right posted:Here's a link to a news article about a different fun asphalt cleanup.  Good lord, I never want to be involved with hot asphalt ever.
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Yawgmoth posted:
Yea, that's such a lovely way to go that even getting pulled into machinery would be a better death.
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JB50 posted:Cant fix infrastructure, need all that money to buy votes! It's more like "we wont fund infrastructure because then a bunch of lazy liberal union members get more work and we demand to eviscerate unions before passing any major infrastructure spending bill. Also, high speed rail is really gay, the Koch bros told us so" Zeno-25 fucked around with this message at 18:25 on Feb 23, 2015 |
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Feb 23, 2015 18:19
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he was burning his lovely parquet floor! 
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Do It Once Right posted:Here's a link to a news article about a different fun asphalt cleanup. jesus christ. I don't know how it works for mobile equipment but at the plant I work at we have to turn off power sources and physically put locks on them so poo poo like this cant happen.
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Do It Once Right posted:Here's a link to a news article about a different fun asphalt cleanup. i wonder who was asfault?
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Sorry. drat phone.
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spacetoaster posted:Nah, places like Portland (the morrison bridge) are run by Democrats. Oregon democrats are a mix of of socially liberal and economic libertarians that just happen to vote democratic.
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Feb 24, 2015 21:04
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it has awoken
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:it has awoken oh poo poo, i didn't realize when i posted it but it's the dongkin from The Quest/Frog Dreaming/The Go-Kids
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Oh poo poo, I hope that's fake. The alarm is your horrific screams.
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Feb 25, 2015 02:25
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I would've paid good money to hear the conversation between management. "Gee, people keep triggering the alarm on this door marked "emergency exit" by using it during normal operations, got any ideas?"
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Say Nothing posted:Canada? Yes, Vancouver actually. This was happening at the shop next door today:  I'm not sure how OSHA it is, but anytime i see someone get under a heavy object that is half-supported by a hydraulic hand jack, i get a little nervous. Somebody fucked around with this message at 18:08 on Feb 25, 2015 |
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Willfrey posted:jesus christ. I don't know how it works for mobile equipment but at the plant I work at we have to turn off power sources and physically put locks on them so poo poo like this cant happen. For a mobile asphalt milling machine the equipment moves as it operates. You'll have an operator and a spotter, and a small additional crew of at most a couple people for odds and ends. Nobody should ever be anywhere within arm or shovel-reach of its belts or moving parts while it is in motion, ever (as grindy-gus found out). MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i wonder who was asfault? The guy standing directly underneath and behind the dump truck as it was dumping. There was no reason for him to be there (other than being an untrained underage child laborer who decided not to be within line of sight of the truck driver).
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Do It Once Right posted:
The owner took over the business from his uncle 9 years earlier, despite having little experience in the field and no safety training. None of his employees received any safety training. He hired 14 and 15 year olds when it is illegal for anyone under 16 to work in construction (he claims he didn't know that, that the regulator "doesn't advertise it" and that he thought all he needed was the parents permission). He was eventually fined $33,000.
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Feb 25, 2015 02:55
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Is this why they're all gung ho about this safety 24/7 poo poo where I work Like, you have to put on full PPE to hang out with cool jamaicans now.
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Feb 25, 2015 03:20
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Skinny Bins posted:Yes, Vancouver actually. 
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Feb 25, 2015 03:26
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Holy gently caress, do you work at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory?
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Well, he chocked off the jack's wheels. Or one of them anyways.
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There was a building at work with a few extra doors leading to (site, not public) streets that they didn't want to put a railing or bollard up for because there were other doors with railings or bollards 4 steps away. Instead of locking or otherwise disabling, at some point in history they were hooked up to alarms which were since disabled in favor of other alarm systems and probably because people forgot why they were turned into emergency only in the first place. This is where I get to admit I'm awful at safety because I abused the hell out of those doors to save 4 steps all the time. Anyway its tough to tell from the one picture because that could be anything from Triangle Shirtwaist to a prank. Even without the lock its the worst emergency exit ever because there's a turn handle instead of a pushbar and the signage is a low visibility copy machine printout, though to be fair maybe there's a lighted sign out of frame?
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verbal enema posted:what Natural gas explosion.
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gently caress GIFS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWCQw8XX9bg
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Yeah, that's dumb as hell and makes me cringe. Buy some loving jack stands and use them.
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That's just the female forklifts' mating ritual signaling other forklifts that its ready.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Holy gently caress, do you work at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory? Though it is ridiculous and irresponsible to do such a thing, even a child could shoulder-check that door open. That's just mild steel screwed into mild steel. As an emergency exit the biggest problem is that it doesn't have a whammy bar on it. Emergency exits should never have handles. It looks like it's drilled for it and has the appropriate wards on the outside.
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The problem comes when that child has been inhaling smoke from burning who-knows-what and is barely able to see, let alone move. No emergency exit should be locked, ever. We had an issue in our Singapore division where every fire extinguisher had to be rehoused. In Australia, we had them on small hooks and "all" you needed to do was lift them by less than 1cm and you could free them for use. But the company found a large number of employees in Singapore* couldn't lift the extinguishers at all. If there had been a fire, it would have been really bad, to say the least. Now, after a lot of fuss, all extinguishers no matter where they are, sit in little plastic stands on the floor and can be simply dragged along the ground. What's easy for you or me isn't necessarily easy for everyone. * And more than one person here confessed they had been worried about having to try and lift an extinguisher in case of a fire but was afraid to mention it. EDIT: here we go, we moved from this:  To this:  It's now company policy in every country that fire extinguishers are to be foor mounted in such a way they to not need to be lifted at all to be used. (good lord, I can't spell tonight) Megillah Gorilla fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Feb 25, 2015 |
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