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Munin posted:I really like the CSB videos and it is sad to hear that it is apparently mired in a sea of underfunding, overwork and mismanagement: An underfunded safety organization in the USA? Say it ain't so.
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They make great informative and interesting safety videos though  and the dude even spoke a few times in them.Also as the years passes eg. him in a video from 2010 vs another video in 2014, you can kinda tell that he is becoming more and more angry and helpless at similar things blowing up or happening over and over again. DaNzA fucked around with this message at 08:44 on Jun 30, 2015 |
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Jun 30, 2015 08:41
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Improbable Lobster posted:An underfunded safety organization in the USA? Say it ain't so. Show me an agency that doesnt say theyre underfunded.
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Annie don't fall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELkEY65k9wE
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100% osha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9jwopPNzH0
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Jun 30, 2015 09:11
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I feel am overwhelming need to find some of these guys and challenge them to a game of jenga. Easy pickings.
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:Compressed air related rectal injuries. Man falls on nipple, inflates like balloon through buttocks
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Jun 30, 2015 10:56
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So who else made the same conclusion about the yapping dog at 7:35?
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Jun 30, 2015 16:28
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So how many people did I just see die?
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Jun 30, 2015 16:55
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Lurking Haro posted:So who else made the same conclusion about the yapping dog at 7:35? "It was totally worth it" -- construction dude.
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Ninja Warrior's newest spinoff: Blue Collar Knights.
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DaNzA posted:They make great informative and interesting safety videos though As long as their CGI reconstruction budget is unharmed
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Darth Freddy posted:So how many people did I just see die? The Nederlands guy has always been very careful not to include snuff in his compilations.
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Yup. Twisted Nederland and Fail Army are my go to 'safe' compilations for fails and the like. Neither include videos of death or even significant visible injuries (like backward facing broken legs, protruding bones, or split open heads).
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Poizen Jam posted:Yup. Twisted Nederland and Fail Army are my go to 'safe' compilations for fails and the like. Neither include videos of death or even significant visible injuries (like backward facing broken legs, protruding bones, or split open heads). I'm sure the clips that showed a building, with clear constructions sounds coming from within, collapsing did not kill anybody. Or that crane operating that fell about 10 stories. Dude in the cab is probably alright.
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Three-Phase posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03YcT74h5Mg http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?video1=X_DVS_303kQ&start1=&video2=03YcT74h5Mg&start2 I thought this would be funny but it got progressively darker padijun fucked around with this message at 22:29 on Jun 30, 2015 |
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Jun 30, 2015 22:26
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I understand not wanting this to turn into Ogrish.com:The Thread but who cares if a video gets posted of an accident where they may have been a fatality that you can't see. The whole point of this thread is that if you don't act in a safe manner and follow the rules, bad things will happen.
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FCKGW posted:It was held at a water park which probably helped, everyone headed for the nearest pool as quickly as they could. A fire at a sea park ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy_BKKnHgas
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Solemn Lemons posted:A fire at a sea park ? This was basically all I could think of.
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http://www.ft.com/intl/fastft/353721
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How has she not seen terminator I mean seriously. Surely someone else would have made the same joke before.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:How has she not seen terminator I mean seriously. Surely someone else would have made the same joke before. Maybe she didn't realize she was missing a joke until twitter did it a few hundred times?
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:Surely someone else would have made the same joke before. It's possible she works in some job that involves "social interaction" or "being outside", thus avoiding having any coworkers who would chortle about her name while explaining why it's funny at length.
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I don't think it really matters too much where you work or live. You're still going to get chucklefucks making "clever" comments if you have a famous name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BaMx_n2_hM
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:How has she not seen terminator I mean seriously. Surely someone else would have made the same joke before. I've never seen it, or any of the sequels  It took all the comments here for me to click that it was a Terminator reference. Someone stole the first aid kit from the factory floor where I work. They were decent enough to take everything and not just leave the empty box in the same place, I guess?
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Jul 2, 2015 12:51
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Drop ceilings. They separate the professionals from the amateurs. Because professionals don't loving crawl around up there. Professionals use pull rods, fish tape, or my personal favorite:  The Cablecaster.
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Pyrotoad posted:Someone stole the first aid kit from the factory floor where I work. They were decent enough to take everything and not just leave the empty box in the same place, I guess? I was the head of the safety committee at my last job and constantly had to deal with employees just grabbing handfuls of band-aids and other first aid items to take home. What the gently caress is wrong with people?
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FIRST TIME posted:I was the head of the safety committee at my last job and constantly had to deal with employees just grabbing handfuls of band-aids and other first aid items to take home. Well, they're loosing blood, obviously.
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FIRST TIME posted:I was the head of the safety committee at my last job and constantly had to deal with employees just grabbing handfuls of band-aids and other first aid items to take home. Are you going to be the guy who restricts access to First Aid?
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FIRST TIME posted:I was the head of the safety committee at my last job and constantly had to deal with employees just grabbing handfuls of band-aids and other first aid items to take home. Should have put a lock on it and held the only key. That would have solved your problem!
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flosofl posted:Drop ceilings. They separate the professionals from the amateurs. Because professionals don't loving crawl around up there. Many years ago I worked Loss Prevention for a department store chain. We needed to move some cameras to new locations, which required pulling cable. Guy I worked with bought one of these:  We put a small eyebolt in a tennis ball and cable-tied an old fishing reel to the "ball holder" section. Worked pretty good, although we did knock a couple fluorescent tubes out their fixtures (luckily we did the work after hours, so no one got hurt). I recently saw some alarm installers using one of these to pull cable:  And now I want one - I don't pull cable anymore, but I still want one.
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Besides all what's wrong with this structurally, getting your fingers in front of the barrel while shooting it is what comes to my mind first. -e- At least put a sleeve or something on the business end to keep your fingers from slipping.
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Lurking Haro posted:Besides all what's wrong with this structurally, getting your fingers in front of the barrel while shooting it is what comes to my mind first. Structurally it's probably not bad, actually. Shotguns have a reputation for massive power, but that's just because of the sheer weight of lead being thrown into the air. Shotgun shells operate at quite low pressures, which is why you can safely use inexpensive steel tubing to make an improvised barrel. To give a comparison, SAAMI standard for 10 gauge shotguns (which are generally considered overkill for most purposes) is 11,000 PSI maximum average pressure. For .45 ACP handguns, they're designed to handle up to 21,000 PSI. 9x19mm Parabellum is 31,000 PSI. Even .22 Long Rifle has a maximum operating pressure of I think 24,000 PSI. Those kinds of shotguns are super common, especially in areas with restricted legal gun ownership like Southeast Asia. They were called "Four Winds" shotguns in the Philippines.
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chitoryu12 posted:Structurally it's probably not bad, actually. Shotguns have a reputation for massive power, but that's just because of the sheer weight of lead being thrown into the air. Shotgun shells operate at quite low pressures, which is why you can safely use inexpensive steel tubing to make an improvised barrel. To give a comparison, SAAMI standard for 10 gauge shotguns (which are generally considered overkill for most purposes) is 11,000 PSI maximum average pressure. For .45 ACP handguns, they're designed to handle up to 21,000 PSI. 9x19mm Parabellum is 31,000 PSI. Even .22 Long Rifle has a maximum operating pressure of I think 24,000 PSI. Do a search for FM 21-210 Humbug Scoolbus fucked around with this message at 18:17 on Jul 2, 2015 |
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Do a search for FM 31-210 I was actually reading that not long ago. You can use steel pipe even for .30 caliber rifles. I mean, they won't hit anything past point blank range. But they also won't explode.
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