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ArcMage posted:There's nothing to slip, really. The stage is pushing the roll, not her. She's having to move her hands every time even so. There should be no point where a human can get into contact with a sharp or moving part of a machine without the machine first being shut down and then partially disassembled/opened up. Otherwise someone will lose a hand, eye, foot, penis, etc. as applicable. "Pushing/steadying thing towards sharp part of machine" is something that another part of the machine should be doing.
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nazca posted:I saw an osha in the field once. Horrible creatures.
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Is a video of a suspension guy in the back corner of a convention room falling from his hooks and breaking his leg an appropriate thing for an OSHA thread..?.: https://imgur.com/gallery/UwbMXFi i am harry fucked around with this message at 06:30 on May 22, 2019 |
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E: yes ^PurpleXVI posted:She's having to move her hands every time even so. There should be no point where a human can get into contact with a sharp or moving part of a machine without the machine first being shut down and then partially disassembled/opened up. Otherwise someone will lose a hand, eye, foot, penis, etc. as applicable. I mean, there is precisely as much danger of injury here as there is in standing next to a bandsaw, but I can't actually disagree with you.
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PurpleXVI posted:There should be no point where a human can get into contact with a sharp or moving part of a machine without the machine first being shut down and then partially disassembled/opened up. I do understand your larger point, but that strict of an approach would preclude anyone from operating even a power drill, nevermind any type of saw.
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tag yourself I'm the automatic wipers triggering.
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Never show this guy the woodworking section of youtube, lol they'd have an aneurism at the first sign of a table saw
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So who's getting mangled today? (rubs hands together and grins)
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b mad at me posted:So who's getting mangled today? (rubs hands together and grins) Me, probably. Lovely morning of rooting around in energized panels ahead.
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Trabant posted:I do understand your larger point, but that strict of an approach would preclude anyone from operating even a power drill, nevermind any type of saw. I think the repetitive motion changes the dynamic enough to want to eliminate the hazard. Regardless, she touches a lot of butt through those rolls drat.
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torturemyballs posted:Actually sane people who know what they're doing use a grinder disc or a gouging rod. lol ok or that exact gouging blade in an air grinder with a proper guard on it
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Platystemon posted:https://vids.me.me/how-do-you-cut-your-veggies-i-found-his-instagram-43554056.mp4 augh
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I'm the wipers fighting my inevitable wet fate.
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ArcMage posted:There's nothing to slip, really. The stage is pushing the roll, not her. Bloody Hedgehog posted:Yes, any bladed machinery should ideally be operated by a distance via a bomb-disposal robot, or WALDO unit. Jabor posted:Never show this guy the woodworking section of youtube, lol I get that it's fun to be snarky, I really do, however the whole point of OSHA is to prevent that lady from chopping her fingers or hand off at work. Working in a woodshop is not comparable to this, as much as it seems like it should be. This lady is standing there for 6 to 12 hours a day doing the same repetitive motion over and over again. It's very easy to zone out and slip your hand over a little too far and whoops the bandsaw just cut them off. The point of OSHA is to mitigate that risk and find ways for her to do her job safer.
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I can only half picture it in my head, but toilet paper lady needs some sort of like, metal tube section that her left hand will rest on while she pushes the roll in with her right. The metal tube would end right at the blade and have a lip on it so that her hand could never hit that blade. It would be so easy to fabricate.
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or one of those chainmail gloves that's like $75
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boar guy posted:or one of those chainmail gloves that's like $75 But that could damage the bandsaw blade and lead to downtime while they install a new one. Squishy flesh won't hurt it though.
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The lady clearly needs a $250k Italian toilet paper conversion machine that is fed whole lengths of toilet paper rolls and cuts it down to a PLC specified length (so you can slowly incrementally reduce cost while giving the consumer less material for the same price, a soft invisible protection against inflation). All moving parts are contained in a series of cages preventing human body from entering firing lines and high energy zones while still allowing maintenance to reach in and perform PM without a full LOTO. All doors in the cage deenergize the circuits allowing easy single source lockouts for operators to clear jams or maintenance to perform more complex PMs I like the pipe guide guy. You're gonna have to put and keep a hell of a polish because the smallest burr moving laterally is going to tear the gently caress up the first dozen sheets.
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zedprime posted:The lady clearly needs a $250k Italian toilet paper conversion machine that is fed whole lengths of toilet paper rolls and cuts it down to a PLC specified length (so you can slowly incrementally reduce cost while giving the consumer less material for the same price, a soft invisible protection against inflation). All moving parts are contained in a series of cages preventing human body from entering firing lines and high energy zones while still allowing maintenance to reach in and perform PM without a full LOTO. All doors in the cage deenergize the circuits allowing easy single source lockouts for operators to clear jams or maintenance to perform more complex PMs Or 
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Autistic Edgy Guy posted:I can only half picture it in my head, but toilet paper lady needs some sort of like, metal tube section that her left hand will rest on while she pushes the roll in with her right. The metal tube would end right at the blade and have a lip on it so that her hand could never hit that blade. It would be so easy to fabricate.
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zedprime posted:The lady clearly needs a $250k Italian toilet paper conversion machine that is fed whole lengths of toilet paper rolls and cuts it down to a PLC specified length (so you can slowly incrementally reduce cost while giving the consumer less material for the same price, a soft invisible protection against inflation). All moving parts are contained in a series of cages preventing human body from entering firing lines and high energy zones while still allowing maintenance to reach in and perform PM without a full LOTO. All doors in the cage deenergize the circuits allowing easy single source lockouts for operators to clear jams or maintenance to perform more complex PMs The Russians used a pencil.
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I mean yeah but pushsticks are notoriously forgotten about on the bench. It's an administrative guard masquerading as an engineering guard.
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haveblue posted:The Russians used a pencil. like, to wipe???
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Autistic Edgy Guy posted:like, to wipe??? How did the mathematician fix his constipation? He grabbed a pencil and worked it out
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haveblue posted:The Russians used a pencil. Russians didn't have OSHA
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Autistic Edgy Guy posted:like, to wipe??? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba8-Vjn2a8c
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saw an eighteen-wheeler yesterday that made me think of this thread. It had 3 placards: Corrosive 8, Flammable 3, Dangerous. No NFPA placard, though. Any ideas?
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Captain Foo posted:saw an eighteen-wheeler yesterday that made me think of this thread. It had 3 placards: Corrosive 8, Flammable 3, Dangerous. No NFPA placard, though. Any ideas? it was hauling Clamdestine Boyster posts
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Captain Foo posted:saw an eighteen-wheeler yesterday that made me think of this thread. It had 3 placards: Corrosive 8, Flammable 3, Dangerous. No NFPA placard, though. Any ideas? Organic halide, maybe? They're flammable and burning them creates acids alongside all sorts of other nasty poo poo
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 what the fuuuuuuuuuuckforget the wiping debate, who does THAT
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what wiping debate
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Ultimate Shrek Fan posted:I get that it's fun to be snarky, I really do, however the whole point of OSHA is to prevent that lady from chopping her fingers or hand off at work. No snark was intended. It's my unfortunately sincere opinion that her task is safe as performed. Since almost all of the risk could be mitigated trivially with a bit of sheet metal, that would be the most correct thing to do, though.
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Asmodai_00 posted:what wiping debate
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'how can I tell how hefty the turds are if not by holding them'
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Asmodai_00 posted:what wiping debate 
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MattO posted:'how can I tell how hefty the turds are if not by holding them' 
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The only right answer in a sea of lies.
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