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GotLag posted:Edit: jesus christ the poor, screaming bastard on the backhoe at the 4-minute mark I found the one near the end where the guy was flattened dead a bit more disturbing.
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Uthor posted:Isn't this what interns are for? Get some EE major to come in and trace wires for a summer. "Lick this and tell me if it's live." "By the end of your summer you will know the difference between 12VDC and 120VAC"
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Some of the Sheep posted:I found the one near the end where the guy was flattened dead a bit more disturbing. You mean the one after the flaming manhole? It's the same guy throughout and he runs away afterwards. The camera just shifted left.
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:"Lick this and tell me if it's live." Let's play "Find the high leg!"  (Two of these wires are 120Vac to ground! One of them is 208Vac to ground!)
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Jan 20, 2016 02:31
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Some of the Sheep posted:I found the one near the end where the guy was flattened dead a bit more disturbing. Which clip was that? If you mean the one at 6:50, the dude survived.
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Jan 20, 2016 04:41
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Why you should wear a crash helmet.
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I don't see the problem, this dude probably has been doing that exact maneuver twice a day for 5 years.
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Sudo Echo posted:I don't see the problem, this dude probably has been doing that exact maneuver twice a day for 5 years. Judging by the missing paint from the ends of his bumper, yeah I'd say he's done that a few times.
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Jan 20, 2016 05:06
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Goon couldn't do a thing, so he assumes it is dangerous and difficult, news at 11.
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satanic splash-back posted:Goon couldn't do a thing, so he assumes it is dangerous and difficult, news at 11. Like talking to girls.
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Say Nothing posted:Why you should wear a crash helmet. in b4 "that was done by a belt sander!"
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IndianaZoidberg posted:Some loving goon forgot how to sit in a chain. Ahaha whatup, Sunbelt buddy. I love that email, and how dead serious it is about loving chair safety. Like, in the middle of all the guys falling off things, or getting hit by tools/equipment, how embarrassing would it be to make company wide news because you fell out of your goddamn chair? I made sure to go up front and show all the desk guys how to maintain proper 3-point contact while sitting down, too.
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EKDS5k posted:Ahaha whatup, Sunbelt buddy. I love that email, and how dead serious it is about loving chair safety. Like, in the middle of all the guys falling off things, or getting hit by tools/equipment, how embarrassing would it be to make company wide news because you fell out of your goddamn chair? I made sure to go up front and show all the desk guys how to maintain proper 3-point contact while sitting down, too. Sunbelt Rentals? My company did some training for a few of their guys recently.
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EKDS5k posted:Ahaha whatup, Sunbelt buddy. I love that email, and how dead serious it is about loving chair safety. Like, in the middle of all the guys falling off things, or getting hit by tools/equipment, how embarrassing would it be to make company wide news because you fell out of your goddamn chair? I made sure to go up front and show all the desk guys how to maintain proper 3-point contact while sitting down, too. Sounds more like the guy wanted some pain meds and to get on disability to me. Oops I fell down and cant work anymore. Of course its the old undetectable back pain.
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chitoryu12 posted:Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a good training tool. Euro Truck Simulator is a drat lot harder than driving a real truck, at least if you use a keyboard & mouse.
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Not sure if this is OSHA but ... I'm no builder but I'm pretty sure this ain't right.. This is probably OSHA though http://i.imgur.com/tqGBqEn.jpg
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JB50 posted:Sounds more like the guy wanted some pain meds and to get on disability to me. falling in a sitting position is a lot more painful than you'd expect, especially if you can't get your arms out quick enough to absorb some of your weight. I got knocked down like that in gym class, it hurt really bad for like a week and you can't do anything about it except take painkillers and sit on one of those donut pillows for people with butt problems.
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ShaunO posted:Not sure if this is OSHA but ... I'm no builder but I'm pretty sure this ain't right.. The Crappy Construction thread would enjoy that
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chitoryu12 posted:Sunbelt Rentals? My company did some training for a few of their guys recently. What kind of training? JB50 posted:Sounds more like the guy wanted some pain meds and to get on disability to me. Possible, but as has been mentioned, landing on your tailbone on concrete with nothing to cushion your fall can also hurt like a bitch. And to contribute: Since I'm not about to post pictures from my own workplace (covering up logos doesn't help given that my company's equipment is bright-rear end green), here's something I posted in AI a while ago: EKDS5k posted:Are we doing comically oversized trailers?
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Segmentation Fault posted:in b4 "that was done by a belt sander!" same concept, really
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EKDS5k posted:What kind of training? We do training for lifting equipment operators and inspectors, as well as riggers. I think it was a mobile crane inspection or operation class, can't remember which one they attended. I'm keeping exactly which company I work for still anonymous while I work for them for obvious reasons; there's multiple companies in the US (including at least two in my state) that handle this, so it's not easy to guess. I'd appreciate it if nobody tried to be weird and pry.
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2000 Pigs Die Screaming in Barn Fire
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IndianaZoidberg posted:Some loving goon forgot how to sit in a chain. I found a video. http://i.imgur.com/1Gl305G.webm
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SynthOrange posted:His pain is over. cinci zoo sniper fucked around with this message at 11:20 on Jan 20, 2016 |
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Segmentation Fault posted:in b4 "that was done by a belt sander!"
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EKDS5k posted:Possible, but as has been mentioned, landing on your tailbone on concrete with nothing to cushion your fall can also hurt like a bitch. I bruised my tailbone when my feet went out from under me on some slippery stairs once. I was in bed or hobbling slowly for about a week, and at the time I was a 22 year old in reasonably good shape. (Maybe if I had a fatter rear end it wouldn't have bruised so bad.  ) I remember that rolling over on the couch was a complicated process involving both arms, about 2 minutes, and a lot of pain. Tailbone bruises are no joke.
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Yawgmoth posted:well the road is basically a giant belt when you're going 55mph. not wearing loving safety gear when riding a bike is basically osha.jpg because even a skid at 20 mph can seriously gently caress you up and take off chunks of you
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Robo Reagan posted:not wearing loving safety gear when riding a bike is basically osha.jpg because even a skid at 20 mph can seriously gently caress you up and take off chunks of you Plus a lot of injuries come from the fall, not the skid. You hit the ground with the same impact if you are going 0 mph as you do going 50 mph. Your head is going to experience the same free fall from ~6 ft up.
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Uthor posted:Plus a lot of injuries come from the fall, not the skid. You hit the ground with the same impact if you are going 0 mph as you do going 50 mph. Your head is going to experience the same free fall from ~6 ft up. Which is exactly how I broke my collar bone.
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Uthor posted:Plus a lot of injuries come from the fall, not the skid. You hit the ground with the same impact if you are going 0 mph as you do going 50 mph. Your head is going to experience the same free fall from ~6 ft up. Same reason riding a horse can be so dangerous.
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