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Hot Karl Marx posted:he's also a job creator cause now people have to fix that bridge 
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Aramoro posted:This is the one he was on mostly That is pretty osha.
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Mar 24, 2016 16:56
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:It was probably a red headed mouse spider: That's a very pretty spider. Remember, you are infinitely more likely to be bitten by a spider if you're trying to kill it.
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Mar 24, 2016 16:59
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Aramoro posted:This is the one he was on mostly I love that there are libertarians see things like this and think "I want to live like that".
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Mar 24, 2016 17:01
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Aramoro posted:This is the one he was on mostly I always think of this movie when I see these things.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GcUNBwjvcU
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Mar 24, 2016 17:44
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Angela Christine posted:I love that there are libertarians see things like this and think "I want to live like that". "Principality of Sealand"
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http://www.musclecarszone.com/heres-how-not-to-load-a-huge-stone-in-the-truck-just-in-a-case-you-need-to-know/
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should've put some soil or gravel or anything really on the bottom of the bed first, they both should know better they might not have had any at the time though too
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Mar 24, 2016 18:01
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Karma Monkey posted:I always think of this movie when I see these things. Apparently they thought it was hilarious to screen the Poseidon Adventure in the cinema the day before the boat came sometimes.
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Mar 24, 2016 18:04
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Aramoro posted:Apparently they thought it was hilarious to screen the Poseidon Adventure in the cinema the day before the boat came sometimes. To be fair, any screening of The Poseidon Adventure is hilarious. The Poseidon Adventure Is Still One of the Most Insane Disaster Movies Ever Made
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Mar 24, 2016 18:15
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Hot Karl Marx posted:he's also a job creator cause now people have to fix that bridge I remember reading about that when it happened. That bridge had to be removed and replaced, it was not repairable.
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Mar 24, 2016 18:32
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 Whole gallery of these here. http://m.imgur.com/gallery/ncKFR
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Mar 24, 2016 18:53
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Hot Karl Marx posted:he's also a job creator cause now people have to fix that bridge Following the philosophy of one Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg, I see.
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Mar 24, 2016 19:18
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why do you think roads need repairs so often? if they made the roads perfect the first time they would be out of work!
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Mar 24, 2016 19:27
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Saw some OSHA yesterday. I was watching a crew put together a modular home. They had craned in the two first floor sections, and were working on craning in the first of the two second floor sections. While workers were still bolting the two first floor pieces together. Inside the structure. A potential customer was on-site to see how construction went. He was walking around inside the first floor of the building while they craned in the other second floor section. Without a hardhat.
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Mar 24, 2016 20:54
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Depending on how big the thing over him was, even a hardhat wouldn't make that much of a difference. 
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Mar 24, 2016 21:54
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Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one:
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: DAT GLASS 
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Mar 24, 2016 23:23
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: Thanks for posting this. Magical.
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Mar 24, 2016 23:55
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EKDS5k posted:I walk under boom lifts all the time, if something is safe enough to be in while it's raised, it's safe enough to walk under. They all have holding valves that prevent the hydraulics from falling even if all pressure is lost. He still shouldn't have been drilling/working while she was there, though. Took me a few double-takes to recognize the Grand Villa, drat that would've been a sight to see. Wish everybody had dash cams like in Russia for things like this.
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: This was a really good find, thanks.
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Hot Karl Marx posted:why do you think roads need repairs so often? if they made the roads perfect the first time they would be out of work! That's why we have cancer, if we didn't doctors would be out of work
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edit: ^^^  ^^^30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: At first I wasn't sure I wanted to watch this, but I'm glad I did.
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Airborne Viking posted:edit: ^^^ I just finished watching it and thought the same exact thing.
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: On the  Loved it. 
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Mar 25, 2016 02:41
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Why was Clark Kent making a dildo.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:It was probably a red headed mouse spider: Tell you the truth, putting this on your electrical box sounds like a sweet way to get free electricity. Can I order like a box of these on amazon?
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Mar 25, 2016 04:33
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Hyperlynx posted:I thought the risk was the person in the lift accidentally dropping something from height, not the lift falling. zedprime posted:I like those odds better than a crane, but its still line of fire of a suspended load. Not having stats of boom lift incidents I don't doubt it could be matter of one size fits all where entering the line of fire is a write up, but its also usually not a huge deal to go around and as mentioned, overhead work is overhead work and you shouldn't be under the basket at the very least. Like I said, the guy shouldn't have been drilling while the lady was walking underneath. He could have dropped the drill, or a piece could have broken off and fallen on her, or whatever. But as for the lift itself, if it's safe enough to raise a person 45-185* feet into the air, it's safe to walk under, it's not considered a suspended load. Go to any equipment rental yard and you'll see rows of elevated boom lifts, and people going back and forth underneath them. *JLG no poo poo makes a boom lift that goes 185' above the ground. The 1850 SJ. For when you need to go 19 stories on a stick. I've never even seen one, they probably only make a handful of them every year.
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: This rules everyone should watch and I hope to one day be one tenth the badass enough to light a cig off a cooling glass jar
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: I think my favorite part was making the handles on mugs, how they just let the hot glass fall over and use a rod to gently guide it into making the right shape.
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chitoryu12 posted:I think my favorite part was making the handles on mugs, how they just let the hot glass fall over and use a rod to gently guide it into making the right shape. Sucks to be the guy blowing the 5 gallon jug tho
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EKDS5k posted:JLG no poo poo makes a boom lift that goes 185' above the ground. The 1850 SJ. For when you need to go 19 stories on a stick. I've never even seen one, they probably only make a handful of them every year. Terrifying!
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Mar 25, 2016 08:06
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Gromit posted:Terrifying! oh god
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Tenzarin posted:Tell you the truth, putting this on your electrical box sounds like a sweet way to get free electricity.
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Mar 25, 2016 08:26
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CollegeCop posted:Saw some OSHA yesterday. This suddenly makes me feel much better about my piece of poo poo apartment. Last week they installed a new air conditioning unit on the roof of the complex, and not only did we get prior notice about the construction, there was a mandatory evacuation of the building for the few hours they were using a giant fuckoff crane to move things. The property manager even came around to make sure people were out. It sucked having to be out of the house at 9am on a Saturday, but I had work at 10:30 anyway, and if there was a chance they might drop a crane on my bed, I'd rather not be in it. v  v
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Mar 25, 2016 11:11
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Gromit posted:Terrifying! Looks like it should be tipping over
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Gromit posted:Terrifying! NOPE
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Gromit posted:Terrifying! this is why i am perfectly fine working on the ground/underground cause gently caress heights
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Lurking Haro posted:So it's safe as long as you don't fall off, right? That's the trick. Same as roofing, you don't get hurt if you don't fall off.
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calvus posted:Looks like it should be tipping over JLG posted:Machine Weight 60300 lb / 27351.62 kg that sucker ain't goin nowhere
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