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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uQHBIU9Foo I want to be the guys in charge of setting up all the accident reenactments, because they look suspiciously like they just put a guy on a forklift and told him "gently caress up on purpose and try not to die."
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chitoryu12 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uQHBIU9Foo holy poo poo you aren't kidding, you couldnt pay me enough to flip a forklift as a stunt  LOL!  
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The part where they launch the forklift off of a dock was pretty awesome.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Not sure how to share a video from reddit but always tie off, folks. That was really not what I was expecting.
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here's the latest on the Houston explosion. bunch of pics to swipe through from the article: Records show Watson Grinding and Manufacturing ran afoul of federal regulators in 2013, when the Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined the company about $8,000 for violations related to the control of hazardous energy and wiring problems. It was inspected again in 2015 and no violations were found. The company’s most recent chemical inventory filed with the federal government in 2015 only listed liquid oxygen onsite. However, the Environmental Protection Agency only requires the disclosure of certain chemicals stored in quantities above specific thresholds.
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I helped my family reshingle several of our houses as a child and I turned out just fine! Might have something to do with my fear of heights though.
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I think the message is good and teaching kids how to do stuff is also good, for what it's worth but safely, pls
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Agrinja posted:That seems like a bad idea. New thread title when we get bored of the current.
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corgski posted:Oh that’s the truth. You know they’re hard up for bodies when who shows up but the guy who was kicked off his last call for showing up to loadout drunk because he spent the entire show at the bar next door. ohhhhhh yeah. I should really post some stories here. I can’t really talk specifics so lemme polish a turd or two and I’ll come back
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Do not wear thong sandals on rooftops.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Not sure how to share a video from reddit but always tie off, folks. Spent the whole video waiting for the rogue wave to hit, got a hell of a surprise. Of course, so did they. Going to wager that video is going to be used in training to reinforce just that point you mentioned - always tie off.
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Platystemon posted:Do not wear thong sandals on rooftops. Telling her not to do something seems contrary to the text on the image
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Platystemon posted:Do not wear thong sandals on rooftops. You mansplainer! Cancel this man, cancel I say!
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I grew up in a family of carpenters and I learnt from a very early age by experience, do not walk under people working for two reasons. One - poo poo falls. Two - if you look up you WILL see a set of balls hanging out of their footy shorts.
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We had an equipment operator on a jobsite a few years ago that liked to show off his "canadian beltbuckle", ie: pulling his balls through his fly so any time he had to step out of the excavator he'd get a nice breeze.
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Platystemon posted:Do not wear thong sandals on rooftops. You want her to do that barefoot?
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Not sure how to share a video from reddit but always tie off, folks. Whoa. I didn’t even notice that one dude tie off and was like holy poo poo
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B33rChiller posted:You want her to do that barefoot? That would be marginally safer
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Memento posted:https://abcmedia.akamaized.net/news/video/202001/NOLs_MotoShower_2501_512k.mp4 Just two dudes taking a shower together. Let them live their lives.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Not sure how to share a video from reddit but always tie off, folks. Jesus. I was thinking of grabbing some short term safety work on an oil rig for my next gig but fuuuck that. 
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Burt Sexual posted:Whoa. They both had safety lines connecting their harnesses to supports above them. Apart from the platform failing I'm not really sure what the OSHA poo poo here is. Ugly In The Morning posted:Jesus. I was thinking of grabbing some short term safety work on an oil rig for my next gig but fuuuck that. I wouldn't let that dissuade you. That video is a good demonstration of how implementing proper safety measures save lives. The platform that collapsed was a temporary one common to most rigs that's installed in the moon pool around the drill string below the drilling floor. It's purpose is to facilitate inspection and work on the area below the drilling floor. As the platform is temporary and not properly affixed (Welded in-place) you need a harness and working-at-height training to stand on it. In the video the two guys on the platform both had harnesses attached which saved their lives. The guy standing above just right of centre was clearly supervising as he wasn't wearing a harness and was not standing on the platform. It's probably where you'd be standing if you were observing in some OSHA capacity.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Jesus. I was thinking of grabbing some short term safety work on an oil rig for my next gig but fuuuck that. Some of my coworkers have done stints doing oil rig safety. From what they've told me, the hours and work are incredibly difficult but the pay is ridiculous. For me personally, oil rig safety and plant safety at a paper mill are probably the two that fall in to my "not just no but gently caress no" category. I'm fine sticking with commercial construction safety for now.
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iroc.dis posted:Some of my coworkers have done stints doing oil rig safety. From what they've told me, the hours and work are incredibly difficult but the pay is ridiculous. Yeah, I work in safety for power plant construction which I figured would be rough, but it’s nothing compared to the stuff I’ve been reading about oil rig stuff. I’ll pass unless I’m really hard up for work.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Yeah, I work in safety for power plant construction which I figured would be rough, but it’s nothing compared to the stuff I’ve been reading about oil rig stuff. I’ll pass unless I’m really hard up for work. Nice, thats where I came from. I was at this train wreck. 
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iroc.dis posted:Nice, thats where I came from. I was at this train wreck. Does the acronym “FLS” make you break out in a cold sweat, or were they not on that job?
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Yeah, I work in safety for power plant construction which I figured would be rough, but it’s nothing compared to the stuff I’ve been reading about oil rig stuff. I’ll pass unless I’m really hard up for work. What have you read? Was it anything within the last 5-10 years?
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Jesus. I was thinking of grabbing some short term safety work on an oil rig for my next gig but fuuuck that. Usually working there is more like an old comedy routine (starting at 0:10): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=861DTgJlyr4&t=10s The other clips following aren't that funny, fyi.
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iroc.dis posted:Some of my coworkers have done stints doing oil rig safety. From what they've told me, the hours and work are incredibly difficult but the pay is ridiculous. Why paper mills
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Cojawfee posted:Great, one more tree to cut down. It's just how trees reproduce asexually.
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RabbitWizard posted:Usually working there is more like an old comedy routine (starting at 0:10): my favorite part of poo poo like this is when all the workers get run through the mill of claims denial and lovely payoff attempts from the ultra wealthy oil company. Had a bunch of plant worker patients in the hospital get effectively stalked by company lawyers trying to snoop their records and get info from medical staff to help them deny their injury claim. The workers would be like "i can't talk about what happened, if you see someone from the company do not let them into my room, and could you please not write x, y and z in the chart because they're trying to gently caress me over."
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RabbitWizard posted:Usually working there is more like an old comedy routine (starting at 0:10): Every single one of those clips is from the drilling floor which unless you're a roughneck you're not going to be on (In fact you'll be shouted at if you do walk onto the drilling floor when you're not meant to be there). I feel like no one really cares but yes, accidents do happen off-shore but holy poo poo have things improved since Piper Alfa and I don't think I've ever been in a more safety conscious environment than when I've been off-shore (I wasn't even doing hard poo poo out there, just computer infra poo poo). LifeSunDeath posted:my favorite part of poo poo like this is when all the workers get run through the mill of claims denial and lovely payoff attempts from the ultra wealthy oil company. Had a bunch of plant worker patients in the hospital get effectively stalked by company lawyers trying to snoop their records and get info from medical staff to help them deny their injury claim. The workers would be like "i can't talk about what happened, if you see someone from the company do not let them into my room, and could you please not write x, y and z in the chart because they're trying to gently caress me over." That I cannot abide and is just plain hosed.
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