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Cthulu Carl posted:This has to be reversed, and dude started on the roof, right? no that's spider-man
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Cthulu Carl posted:This has to be reversed, and dude started on the roof, right? Of course not, that's ridiculous
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No, they just CGed out the wires
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"Hey, you guys got any snacks up here?"
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I'm still hitting the blunt dude, wait your turn
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Heeeere’s Bronzey!
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"If you see the Buddha on the road, don't let him backseat drive"
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“In the name of the Goddess Hylia, I bestow upon you this Spirit Orb.”
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Truk Fuc'leng Shrine
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You got any games on your phone?
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fuckingtest posted:When you mentioned "aluminum foundry" and "Norway" I thought this was going to end with your family using excess heat from the process to heat their sauna. That's more of a Finland thing. 
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i love this machine so much. it's adorable
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Sagebrush posted:i love this machine so much. it's adorable I'm not sure the point of what it's doing, but drat if it isn't doing the heck out of it.
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Sankara posted:I'm not sure the point of what it's doing, but drat if it isn't doing the heck out of it. It looks like it's flattening the dirt underneath it
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There has to be a better way
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That reminds me, I have an appointment at 4pm
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  Who ordered a rocky road?
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Extra money in the ppe/equipment budget, what's some useful stuff that gets overlooked/not thought of?
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Scholtz posted:Extra money in the ppe/equipment budget, what's some useful stuff that gets overlooked/not thought of? Stepladders, maybe. People are very easily tempted by wheeled carts and the like if they don't immediately spot a stepladder within five feet(and sometimes even then), or tempted to climb up shelving units(or whatever local storage solutions you have). You could probably also always use another first aid/eyewash station or two.
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Scholtz posted:Extra money in the ppe/equipment budget, what's some useful stuff that gets overlooked/not thought of? No matter how many overhead dome mirrors you have, there are never enough overhead dome mirrors. Cover those blind corners! Seconding the stepladder suggestion, and store them near the fire extinguishers (on the red building pillars if possible) so everyone knows where to look for them. shame on an IGA fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Jul 22, 2021 |
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PurpleXVI posted:You could probably also always use another first aid/eyewash station or two. Yeah or even if you have the first aid is it like the most cheap poo poo where a basic bandage won't even stay on 5 minutes? Possiblity upgrade your stash to higher quality. Also probably all your first aid stuff is expired. Consider what are your jobs medical risks and do you have appropriate first aid for those risks? Oh do you have an AED on site?
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Do you have to spend it on equipment? Training might be more fruitful depending on how many workers have first aid training. Elimination of hazards would be even more fruitful.
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Oh yeah this is a pretty up to date facility so just about everything is already covered/updated. For perspective, there's an EHS team here, not just a couple people. Good ideas so far, though. One thing that I've suggested is some pairs of "one size fits most" scrubs for if someone has to rip off their clothing or (god forbid) use an emergency shower due to a spill in a lab or something.
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You should get some respirators to protect against the grave danger that will remain present in most workplaces for the foreseeable future.
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They need to stop giving ghost chilis to the squirrels
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I worked at a pharmaceutical manufacturer who didn't stock band-aids of any kind in the building to avoid latex contamination but didn't have a back-up plan for if someone cut themselves aside from telling us "Please don't get blood on the IV bags we're shipping directly to hospital operating rooms." (This ended up happening a few times).
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I worked at a pharmaceutical manufacturer who didn't stock band-aids of any kind in the building to avoid latex contamination but didn't have a back-up plan for if someone cut themselves aside from telling us "Please don't get blood on the IV bags we're shipping directly to hospital operating rooms." (This ended up happening a few times). What is the backup plan if you absolutely can't risk using glue? Tying on a cotton pad with some silk thread?
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I worked at a pharmaceutical manufacturer who didn't stock band-aids of any kind in the building to avoid latex contamination but didn't have a back-up plan for if someone cut themselves aside from telling us "Please don't get blood on the IV bags we're shipping directly to hospital operating rooms." (This ended up happening a few times).  it’s not hard to find latex‐free adhesive bandages.
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Platystemon posted:
If the downside to accidental latex contamination is "recall everything, lose millions, hope nobody dies", a no-bandaid policy may feel like a safer route than worrying that someone will bring a pack from home or order the wrong replacements.
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If you want to know how things worked out let me just say that these three guys were my bosses there. 
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:If you want to know [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Compounding_Center#:~:text=The%20company%20became%20the%20center,with%20fungi%20to%2023%20states.]how things worked[/url] out let me just say that these three guys were my bosses there. woah this dude looks like he's out of that primus video 
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Computer viking posted:If the downside to accidental latex contamination is "recall everything, lose millions, hope nobody dies", a no-bandaid policy may feel like a safer route than worrying that someone will bring a pack from home or order the wrong replacements. It’s a false sense of security. Management is encouraging bandage smuggling by not providing a safe alternative. I don’t mean that coworkers will exchange brown paper sacks in the breakroom, but they’re going to wear them into the facility and not get caught. But there will be no latex contamination traceable to the facility, so that’s mission accomplished for the bean counters.
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