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Three-Phase posted:Ugh. What a hack job. By 'press the e-stop', they meant 'the big "oh gently caress me" switch outside next to the distribution gear'. Anything bigger than about 100 KVA and there is sweet gently caress all you could do to convince me to get near it when it starts to arc. There is a really good reason why the highest level arc flash PPE look sorta like foil covered bomb suits.
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So some activist for the Maritime Union of Australia beats up a journalist at a meeting. (The reporter had been invited by the union). See http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-02-25/attack-on-journalist-burrell-at-union-event-condemned/6261170 for details The Australian's cartoonist Jon Kudelka sees an OH&S (=OSHA) angle: 
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ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:What in the goddamned gently caress If you can think of an easier way to put three outlets right the gently caress there I'd be glad to hear it.
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CzarChasm posted:If you can think of an easier way to put three outlets right the gently caress there I'd be glad to hear it. Plus there are two phones right there E: Is that more power conduit wrapped super tight around the concrete wall/pillar?
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:By 'press the e-stop', they meant 'the big "oh gently caress me" switch outside next to the distribution gear'. Anything bigger than about 100 KVA and there is sweet gently caress all you could do to convince me to get near it when it starts to arc. There is a really good reason why the highest level arc flash PPE look sorta like foil covered bomb suits. It's much higher than 100kVA. Only time I've seen Level 4 suits being worn was when they were racking 7kV breakers into a hot bus by hand. They don't do that anymore, they use a robotic racking system. So for the foreseeable future, the Level 4 suits are probably going to collect dust. My own personal suit is Level 2. I've only used it once or twice, I remember using that when doing diagnostic work with exposed 480V motor control center equipment. CzarChasm posted:If you can think of an easier way to put three outlets right the gently caress there I'd be glad to hear it. Could you put in flexible metallic conduit from the breaker panel down to a box with a quadruplex outlet? (EDIT: I think you cannot install that where it's subject to physical damage, so you may need to put in actual conduit. There's EMT, that's metal tubing that's super thin, and you also can't use that in any area where you might be able to damage it.) Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 01:39 on Feb 27, 2015 |
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not sure if this is osha not, but we just fired the equal opportunity downs syndrome kitchen hand when he got caught rubbing his dick all over the dishwasher in the exec kitchen.
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Slugnoid posted:not sure if this is osha not, but we just fired the equal opportunity downs syndrome kitchen hand when he got caught rubbing his dick all over the dishwasher in the exec kitchen. FDA on that one, FSMA is giving them s one real regulatory teeth to keep penises out of the food stream.
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Minrad posted:How Ramp into back of truck, move ramps behind car, back car onto ramps
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:Ramp into back of truck, move ramps behind car, back car onto ramps Yeah, that's the conclusion I came to as well. But I am ashamed to mention it did take some intense staring at the picture to work it out.
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Slugnoid posted:not sure if this is osha not, but we just fired the equal opportunity downs syndrome kitchen hand when he got caught rubbing his dick all over the dishwasher in the exec kitchen. Is the dishwasher an appliance or an employee?
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Mission accomplished. it's just so... beautiful Apparently this is huge and crashing people's browsers, so here's a link: http://i.imgur.com/WtxXzbX.gif boo_radley fucked around with this message at 13:35 on Feb 27, 2015 |
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I can't understand why anyone -even a cabbage- would think that was a good idea. e: The rubbing dick on dish thing, not the collapsing roller coaster. WarpedNaba fucked around with this message at 02:57 on Feb 27, 2015 |
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The fire extinguisher thing: Who the hell cares how much of a pansy weakling someone is if they can't pick up the fire extinguisher? I'd be more than fine with it sitting on the ground than die in a fire because the one person who got to the extinguisher was a pansy. Anyway. Does anyone else's office send out an e-mail every time there's a work-related injury? I don't mean "Fred broke his leg, let's be more careful from now on;" I mean "Fred felt some pain in his leg after work, et's be mindful of how much we stand during the day." I'm getting sick of them.
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What happens when there's a leak in a non winterized house 5 feet of water frozen solid.
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Haruharuharuko posted:What happens when there's a leak in a non winterized house And then once it's thawed out come spring they get to hunt down all the burst pipes. Lovely.
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Am I the only one having massive problems with this page because of that roller coaster GIF?
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Yeah, it's hanging my browser.
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It's over 70MB, should probably have been linked.
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lol get a mac retard
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chitoryu12 posted:Am I the only one having massive problems with this page because of that roller coaster GIF? theres a lot of dumbasses that post huge gifs constantly. no one wants to deal with that poo poo
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aidoru posted:Does anyone else's office send out an e-mail every time there's a work-related injury? I don't mean "Fred broke his leg, let's be more careful from now on;" I mean "Fred felt some pain in his leg after work, et's be mindful of how much we stand during the day." I'm getting sick of them. The cynic in me says they're designed to try to cut down on REPORTING of workplace accidents. If they name names, I bet plenty well think twice - "I can't tell them about my back pain after lifting that case of toilet paper alone, they'll think I'm such a pussy" or "ha, as if I'll tell them about my finger. Screw that claw form lecture again, my mother taught me the right way to use a knife and I'll be damned if someone tries to shove this cut in my face"
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If a group email went out at my place of work (hospital) telling everyone about someone else's injury, they'd be used into the ground for breach of confidentiality.
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haveblue posted:It's over 70MB, should probably have been linked. Also, you can add a v to imgur gifs to get the WebM version: http://i.imgur.com/WtxXzbX.gifv
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Grim Up North posted:Also, you can add a v to imgur gifs to get the WebM version: http://i.imgur.com/WtxXzbX.gifv Yeah but you can't embed those until Lowtax tells someone to enable embedding webms without sound, so people that don't check the gif size will just link it and kill people's browsers 
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Another source for disaster porn is the EPA's On-Scene Coordinator page. http://epaosc.org/. This is the group that handles emergency response for environmental releases, but also field responses for long-term monitoring projects too. You can also search by EPA region to find events in your neighborhood. Not quite OSHA, but this seems like the place for it. For example, the recent CSX derailment in WV. Before:  After:  The white hoops in the river are petroleum absorbent booms
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haveblue posted:It's over 70MB, should probably have been linked. Because of you and your baby computer for babies, I've changed the image to a link. You baby.
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boo_radley posted:Because of you and your baby computer for babies, I've changed the image to a link. You baby. i have a piece of poo poo computer with a 1.6GHz atom processor and the big gif wasn't a problem for me v0v the real osha is that some computers haven't had their load handling training ahahahaha
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Chrome is the problem.
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Dillbag posted:Chrome is the problem. Seconding this, Chrome is faster than Firefox right up until it has to work with more than a couple megs of animated GIFs, then it shits all over itself.
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Some people browse on tablets and phones, too. 70MB is just way too excessive for an embed.
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That gif is a short movie, just add webm or gifv (as already stated) and it loads way faster in a different tab.
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