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MrYenko posted:So much adrenaline that he stops to make a video. I'm just imagining the scene when he gets to A&E. Specifically, that one particular person who is in every A&E worldwide: the rail-thin woman whose son/daughter has the sniffles and who badgers the triage nurse non-stop to get this clearly life-threatening case bumped to the top of the queue. Mid badgering, this chap wanders in "Hello, a bear tried to eat me. Also, I may have spritzed myself with bear mace". New page could use some content: http://www.anvilfire.com/iForge/tutor.php?lesson=safety3/demo Story only, chap kills himself with zinc fumes. E: Grind, wire-wheel or flap disc through gal before you weld it. IPCRESS fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Oct 3, 2016 |
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I'd take the scalp, arm and shoulder injuries over bear mace spritz.
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Mithaldu posted:Holy poo poo, that needs Some sticks have smaller sticks sticking out of them that can destroy your entire body in a single blow idiote.
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This was taken at a "orange-colored national home improvement store" this weekend. Now, correct me if I am wrong, but I'm pretty sure having 5-600 LBS of lumber bulging out of a bundle and secured by only thin plastic straps is cause for concern, especially if it's 15 feet high on a shelf above customers, no? 
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fuckingtest posted:This was taken at a "orange-colored national home improvement store" this weekend. The straps should be steel banding straps, but otherwise, you are correct.
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fuckingtest posted:This was taken at a "orange-colored national home improvement store" this weekend. I've done a lot of work on job sites that use those green plastic bands, and while I've never seen them used on anything bigger than a pallet of 2x6 studs (they use black metal ones for the bigger poo poo), they're surprisingly strong. They don't often snap unless you're jostling the load around a bunch. That being said, I would have put that load on the floor and not the top. It definitely looks spooky.
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fuckingtest posted:This was taken at a "orange-colored national home improvement store" this weekend. This is the point where you email that pic to corporate head office and tell them there's a lawsuit waiting to happen and maybe they should do something about it. The muppet who put that on the shelf may not care, their supervisor might not either, but I reckon the head-office lawyers/execs will rain all kinds of poo poo on the store manager to fix it.
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It's probably not going to do anything by itself but if something upsets it and if one of the bands snaps, it's much more likely to explode than a neatly stacked pile where gravity is actually working towards keeping it all together. tl;rd: the bottom bundle would be more or less stable even without the bands, the upper one wouldn't.
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fuckingtest posted:This was taken at a "orange-colored national home improvement store" this weekend. I should take a picture of the stacks from the factory which look like someone is playing jenga with human lives.
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Definitely not applicable here but stuff that's bundled all messy-like stays good for much longer than stuff that's stacked neatly because you get a lot more air circulation. This is especially true for metal stored outside because of loving capillary action.
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fuckingtest posted:5-600 LBS of lumber bulging out of a bundle Probably more like 3000 lb that would fall if those bands broke
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Rated break strength on that strapping is 500-800 lbs depending on thickness, it's fine. E: lol nope extrapolating from the 21x10 stack on the lower rack, 210 dry 8' 2x4s ~2300lb. Why would they even accept delivery of that, safety aside they're gonna have to pay somebody to stack it right as soon as it's open. shame on an IGA fucked around with this message at 23:07 on Oct 3, 2016 |
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shame on an IGA posted:Rated break strength on that strapping is 500-800 lbs depending on thickness, it's fine. But knowing how often those strap joins where it's melted together just comes apart I would be steering loving clear of that load until it gets some steel strapping
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The boards fall one at a time so you can just move the cart into position but sometimes cherries fall down but you want those too
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Spiteski posted:But knowing how often those strap joins where it's melted together just comes apart I would be steering loving clear of that load until it gets some steel strapping Oh poo poo they heat-fuse the green stuff? Everyplace I've ever used that kind of strapping put crimp bands on it.
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I band down shipments at work with those green straps. They are pretty strong, I accidentally tightened one down too much one time when I had a sheet of half inch plywood over the top of the box, and the strap cut almost all the way through the wood. Still though, I wouldn't trust them with my safety like that.
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Spiteski posted:But knowing how often those strap joins where it's melted together just comes apart I would be steering loving clear of that load until it gets some steel strapping The ones I've seen are joined by a pressed clamp laid over both ends of the band. Much better than some securing methods but I wouldn't trust it there. The metal bands can twist/tear and then it's all (literally) downhill from there. Efb
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Jerry Cotton posted:Definitely not applicable here but stuff that's bundled all messy-like stays good for much longer than stuff that's stacked neatly because you get a lot more air circulation. This is especially true for metal stored outside because of loving capillary action. Until the bands break and the load loses all value since it killed some dude. The bands are tough enough to hold it but yeah any movement of the load can snap one.
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Islam is the Lite Rock FM posted:Until the bands break and the load loses all value since it killed some dude. Lo! Build Ye Notte With Th' Pile Ye See Before Thee, It Be Haunted By The Soul Of A Wife Besquashed At Ye Olde Lumber Store Tha' She Didn't Want To Visit In Thy Firstly Place.
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This doesn't seem very OSHA http://i.imgur.com/6U755mt.jpg (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Jesus Christ posted:This doesn't seem very OSHA What are you talking about the guy in the back is clearly wearing safety glasses Somebody fucked around with this message at 09:16 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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Jesus Christ posted:This doesn't seem very OSHA Double Dare: China is really just out of hand these days. Somebody fucked around with this message at 09:16 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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Jesus Christ posted:This doesn't seem very OSHA Gloves guy is responsible for wielding the Emergency Anesthetic Hitting Stick e nm thats a blood mop Somebody fucked around with this message at 09:16 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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Jesus Christ posted:This doesn't seem very OSHA It's fine, the Nine Gods are handling it. quote:By inviting the spirits of the nine gods to possess their bodies, it's believed the gruesome body-modification rituals draw little blood and leave few scars. Somebody fucked around with this message at 09:17 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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Rockin Orthodontist posted:It's fine, the Nine Gods are handling it. OK, appease the Gods by piercing yourself with needles, spears, swords,... but a loving  bike pump?
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Zopotantor posted:OK, appease the Gods by piercing yourself with needles, spears, swords,... but a loving
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Zopotantor posted:OK, appease the Gods by piercing yourself with needles, spears, swords,... but a loving Maybe he got to the store late and they were all out of swords. What's he gonna do, not impale his face with something?
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Zopotantor posted:OK, appease the Gods by piercing yourself with needles, spears, swords,... but a loving Well, he had to keep it away from his 12-year-old brother.
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Sagebrush posted:Well, he had to keep it away from his 12-year-old brother. It's a shame when religious differences come between family. E: also gently caress you for reminding me of that
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I like how that one pic is just some guy smoking.
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Doc Hawkins posted:E: also gently caress you for reminding me of that What did I miss? Some kid pumping his butt up with a bike pump?
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I wonder if that goon and their little brother are doing
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Humphreys posted:What did I miss? Some kid pumping his butt up with a bike pump? Other, smaller hole.
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Inflated bladders have a long and storied history.
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Dillbag posted:Other, smaller hole. Oh poo poo!
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Humphreys posted:Oh poo poo! The first rule of the OSHA thread: you don't ask questions on the OSHA thread. ('cause you might get answers, that's why).
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I will hopefully get pictures once the investigation and all that clears, but hey you know them lithium ion batteries? yeah they burn real good. 87 pounds of them 
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Bud K ninja sword posted:I will hopefully get pictures once the investigation and all that clears, but hey you know them lithium ion batteries? yeah they burn real good. 
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