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Assuming the scaffold is rated to handle the fall loading to use as a tie down point the biggest danger is probably them moving the bits of floor withing having it tied down, but depending on what they're working over letting it fall might be the safer option anyways.
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I don't know how often elevators are SUPPOSED to be inspected, but this one apparently hasn't been in my lifetime. Also, someone misunderestimated their vehicle height. I don't know how they mnaged, my car could barely fit into the drivethru. 
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Powershift posted:I don't know how often elevators are SUPPOSED to be inspected, but this one apparently hasn't been in my lifetime. Lmao what the gently caress. In my province they have the expiration date printed right on it, and they need to be renewed annually. Sometimes an expired one is on there for a month or two, since there's only one inspector for the entire province. Even then the permit sign in my building gets vandalized if it stays expired for too long. Of course, Alberta seems to hate any and all regulation that gets in the way of big business, so I guess I can't be too surprised.
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I didn't even know Manitoba had buildings tall enough to need elevators.
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Buff Skeleton posted:Was wondering the same thing, but other buildings too close is probably a good enough reason. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4QnR54YAhA The building in the background was in use and only evacuated for a short time during the blast. It was ~150ft from the cooling towers. It took 12 weeks to clean up the asbestos in the rubble. There's a tv show called Blowdown documenting the blast above. Season 1, episode 1.
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Flashback to my Lowe's days. We had a guy drop one of those huge metal carriers containing about 10 double-hung patio doors. That made a noise. While a bundle of .40 treated 2x12x16's was fuckin heavy enough, what always made me pucker was the pallets of portland cement. Farking Bastage fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Jan 15, 2019 |
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Relentless posted:Someone tag that bridge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=playlist No this one.
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MisterOblivious posted:It took 12 weeks to clean up the asbestos in the rubble. This is probably a major reason. It's not like you can just blow up the tower and call it a day - once you've blown it up you still have a huge pile of rubble to deal with. If you deconstruct it instead, you can cart off the deconstructed bits during the process, so it's not like it's going to take that much longer overall.
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Jabor posted:This is probably a major reason. It's not like you can just blow up the tower and call it a day - once you've blown it up you still have a huge pile of rubble to deal with. They probably should have taken all the asbestos out before blowing up the stack I would know, I'm an asbestos consultant and that will be $2000
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Nerses IV posted:They probably should have taken all the asbestos out before blowing up the stack I'll take mesothelioma instead thanks
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Jabor posted:
I’m no truckfuckler but it seems like a bad idea to have crews cleaning up below as long as that thing is dropping tons of concrete from above
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Powershift posted:Also, someone misunderestimated their vehicle height. I don't know how they mnaged, my car could barely fit into the drivethru. the mark of the wild U-Haul
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https://i.imgur.com/GtVRXYU.gifv probably not for this thread, but made me think of that kid getting decapitated on the schlitterbahn slide
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No beer was damaged. Only some PBR.
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Kibayasu posted:No beer was damaged. Only some PBR. Luckily this happened in Milwaukee, the loving home of Pabst.
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LifeSunDeath posted:https://i.imgur.com/GtVRXYU.gifv What’s that? A drone racing course or something?
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Burt Sexual posted:What’s that? A drone racing course or something? Judging by the police cars, bumper on the car and matt, it looks like a stunt show. The rings are also hooked in, so they detach if caught on.
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Lurking Haro posted:Judging by the police cars, bumper on the car and matt, it looks like a stunt show. Ah gently caress my lovely WiFi, took like 5 minutes to load and play. Lol me E no one in the stands 
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:Phiz, the inspector at the factory just called us back, it's clean. Cleanest he's ever seen a parts plant. I hate to say it, but this might be the territory marking acts of an automodius fuckulatus majesticus, and you know how bad even a single Greater Crested Truckfuckler is for anyone who has to park a tractor inside their territory. God help us all if it's mating season already. No way am I gonna get the fuckulatus traps out of storage and try to capture one of those huge bastards, not after the last one cut my brake lines. We're gonna have to call in the feds to handle this, maybe those CVSA guys can send us a kill team? The Greater Crested is extremely endangered given that it's preferred mating habitat is trucks with tailfin lights. No calling the feds on this, EPA'd shut the whole site down. No, we need a toothless Jethro with an atlatl and nothing going on this weekend.
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Quite clever, storing the gas cylinder in upright position might be safer? 
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Powershift posted:I don't know how often elevators are SUPPOSED to be inspected, but this one apparently hasn't been in my lifetime. Man that's weird, I've been in that elevator. Used to work just down the street.
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Antioch posted:Man that's weird, I've been in that elevator. Used to work just down the street. Do you have stairs at your work?
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Burt Sexual posted:Do you have stairs at your work? Fairly sure he is protected
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Fairly sure he is protected Alley ooping the SA osha jokes here. We’re here all night.
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Powershift posted:I didn't even know Manitoba had buildings tall enough to need elevators. Where do you think we store our grain
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Coxswain Balls posted:Lmao what the gently caress. In my province they have the expiration date printed right on it, and they need to be renewed annually. Sometimes an expired one is on there for a month or two, since there's only one inspector for the entire province. Even then the permit sign in my building gets vandalized if it stays expired for too long. All our Electrical equipment needs to be tested and tagged yearly. Inspections aren't yearly and there is always enough of a tipoff to magically replace all the tags before inspection with a fake expiration date. Also a warehouse that never has all the lights on because if they all get turned on - they trip the breakers. This is the warehouse specifically for our Electrical branch of the company. If only there were skilled qualified people around that could fix the issue, with parts in the warehouse.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-16/jason-challis-death-army-inquest-coroner-mount-bundey/10719132 "And here's how you son was killed in arma 3 debug mode"
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Kibayasu posted:No beer was damaged. Only some PBR. Pabst Blue Ribbon is the only decent American beer I've tasted. A pre-emptive fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck your IPAs they suck and you suck majorly for even thinking about posting about any of them as a reply
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how did i electricity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foWOAztCRb4
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Miso Beno posted:Wait wait wait https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-16/jason-challis-death-army-inquest-coroner-mount-bundey/10719132 The death of a Victorian soldier in a "shambolic" live-fire exercise south of Darwin was partly the result of a "long-held mindset" against rehearsals for combat-like operations, a coroner has found. The exercise was conducted without a prior walk-through or "dry-fire" (without ammunition) or blank ammunition rehearsal for Private Challis' section, as was required by Army training doctrine.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-16/jason-challis-death-army-inquest-coroner-mount-bundey/10719132 If you're wondering about the previous fatal accident that resulted in these new requirements: quote:A Commission of Inquiry into the death of Lance Corporal Mason Edwards found that he was fatally wounded and another soldier injured when they became located behind designated targets during a live fire night training exercise. Edit: wow, that electrical video right above lasted longer than I expected, yikes uvar fucked around with this message at 11:24 on Jan 16, 2019 |
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