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Dillbag posted:working at a saudi wedding is pretty osha i guess One of the related videos  has a bunch of videos of guests at middle eastern weddings accidentally getting shot.It turns out that firing an AK47 into the air one handed while you're dancing and not really paying much attention can sometimes have negative consequences!
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:One of the related videos What do you mean? Seems perfectly safe http://youtube.com/watch?v=LLkP3LGPIW0&t=2m45
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Looking at getting an oxy/acetylene setup (well, I am getting my dads, for free, sans hoses, regulators and tanks, so basically a torch kit) and it's a whole bag of OSHA if done wrong. I was looking for videos of what happens when you get a flashback and the flame goes back into the hose but I didn't find anything, this was the closest thing but nobody seems sure what the heck is happening in the video, if the torch exploded or if it was something else: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjKRbgGDhHs My dads torch is an AGA X-11 torch, can use propane or acetylene with different tips, I took it apart, glass bead blasted and cleaned all the parts, it looks to be in excellent shape, only it is so old it has no check valves or flame arrestors on the torch. But those are modular pieces that can be added on. However in researching this I've come across different ways of doing this, in europe we put flashback arrestors at the regulator end and only check valves at the torch. In the US you put both things at the torch. Which method is safer? Seems that if you get a flashback in a US configured torch it stops right there, on a euro torch it goes back to the regulator and stops there, but won't the hose explode? Perhaps very violently? One pro of the euro system I hear is that if the hose ruptures or melts, the acetylene and oxygen might catch fire and travel back the hose to the tank and welp if you're using the US setup, you've go the stops at the torch and you just bypassed this, with the euro system you stop the danger at the regulator, but you loose the hose? Not sure what happens if the flame goes that far back down the hose. Perhaps the reasoning for the euro system is a ruined hose and perhaps torch is worth protecting the tanks better? The US system seems better in those situations where the hose isn't damaged directly, but leaves a big gap in those events.
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Zopotantor posted:From the Horrible Mechanic I'm curious to know how they got the car in the air to begin with.
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FIRST TIME posted:I'm curious to know how they got the car in the air to begin with. Drove it out the window there, of course.
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Mar 21, 2016 10:24
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Well at least it looks like they used the correct jack points. 
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Baronjutter posted:I assume the house was built on top of an old mine, not that miners dug up into his house? Welcome to 18th century HSSE! Finished with an enormously deep mineshaft? No problem: just cover it with thick timber and then pile a few feet of earth on top. Job done! Exactly this happened a couple of streets away from me: took a hell of an engineering job to stabilize the area. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-13630363 http://www.forkers.com/filestore/pdf/project%20profile%20field%20road%20coley%20district%20chalk%20mine%20stabilisation%20scheme.pdf
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FIRST TIME posted:I'm curious to know how they got the car in the air to begin with. That's what I couldn't figure out, maybe a ramp of some kind
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Or they had one jack and bunch of cinderblocks or something.
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Nah I fully believe forklift Hey doods get farkleft fram wark and we lift it up. *Not done before work* I know we use tanks to hald up.
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Mar 22, 2016 02:46
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Obviously they put the tanks underneath while they were empty, and then filled them up.
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Patchwork Shaman posted:Obviously they put the tanks underneath while they were empty, and then filled them up. 
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Some workers are climbing into the kilns right now without locking them out to jury rig a fix for our pallets not aligning properly.
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Red Suit posted:Some workers are climbing into the kilns right now without locking them out to jury rig a fix for our pallets not aligning properly. A dude died not long ago in a similar situation at a tuna plant.
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Red Suit posted:Some workers are climbing into the kilns right now without locking them out to jury rig a fix for our pallets not aligning properly.
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Hot Karl Marx posted:Report them for a gold star from your manager Hopefully there is an anonymous system
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Management is already well aware of the numerous osha violations. Our master electrician has been threatening to tip off Osha if things don't change. My job doesn't require me to touch any of the heavy duty machines thankfully.
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Gore warning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhprhgX7XMo These workers paid the ultimate OSHA price.
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Red Suit posted:Management is already well aware of the numerous osha violations. Our master electrician has been threatening to tip off Osha if things don't change. My job doesn't require me to touch any of the heavy duty machines thankfully. One-up him by reporting to OSHA yourself
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Gore warning The Italian restaurants pasta maker was disgusting
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Improbable Lobster posted:One-up everyone by reporting yourself to OSHA Fixed. Go for the Platinum Employee Award.
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MG2 posted:The Italian restaurants pasta maker was disgusting
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MG2 posted:The Italian restaurants pasta maker was disgusting Yeah that arm was
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Gore warning  I really appreciate the CGI reenactments. I like how they showed a coworker calmly tapping the giant emergency stop button with one finger after a guy fell in the meat grinder. I'm pretty sure it would've been a panicked open-palmed slap, but whatevs. Also, hey dumb waiters! Stay out of the dumbwaiter! I stopped watching after the wood chipper.
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Karma Monkey posted:
Tomo News is pretty hilarious because they make cheap CG reenactments of so goddamn many stories that they cover. They've done some stories covering self-defense with guns and they've got the same creepy 3D models, sometimes carrying weird sci-fi guns instead of recreations of the real thing, and always with bad "overacting" by the models. Edit: One thing I will say is that I appreciate being able to see the scale of some of this stuff. I knew about the Bumblebee Tuna incident, but I didn't realize how loving huge those pressure cookers were. chitoryu12 fucked around with this message at 22:16 on Mar 22, 2016 |
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I'm the fat guy eating wile the guy screams.
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Dillbag posted:working at a saudi wedding is pretty osha i guess
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simplyhorribul posted:Excuse my relatively safe life where I never seen a gun in real life, I have to ask this; do normal bullets act like that? Granted, never seen a live video of 1) shooting so many rounds 2) by so many people. Pretty sure those are tracers that they're firing. They have a bit of burning chemical on the back specifically so you can see their trajectory and correct your aim. (Also they look cool.) I've never been to a range in the US, indoor or outdoor, that didn't ban them outright due to the fire risk.
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Having shot that poo poo from an MG-42: Yep, that's tracer rounds. In "production environment" situations you mix them in with normal bullets so you can "walk" your shots on target while in full auto mode. I doubt anyone puts them in AK47s other than for fireworks purposes, or maybe to start fires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15IB5pFrZNA Mithaldu fucked around with this message at 03:05 on Mar 23, 2016 |
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Mithaldu posted:Having shot that poo poo from an MG-42: Yep, that's tracer rounds. In "production environment" situations you mix them in with normal bullets so you can "walk" your shots on target while in full auto mode. German Engineering. 
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From my commute home today. 
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H110Hawk posted:From my commute home today. Well.. huh.. you've got to admire their creativity!
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Saw the thumbnails and thought I was looking at the front of a truck. Confused the hell out of me for a moment when I enlarged it.
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The tires provide sealant as the rubber melts off. Seems legit Ivan.
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I don't think that's hot mix asphalt so the cloud being kicked up by the car might be dust not smoke.
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OSHA success story:
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