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War is definitely OSHA. I knew a KBR contractor who was basically trapped in a hotel in Qatar because his entire company was in the process of getting investigated by Congress. The base he worked at had AC units whose condensers drained directly into ungrounded electrical boxes. If the floor of the shower got too wet, people would get electrocuted. I don't think America has much room to diss on other armies as far as corruption goes. We just spend so much the graft doesn't really impact our capacity for unmitigated genocide.
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This OSHA thread took a real sharp turn for the worst with a lot of hoo-rah going on in here.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:War is definitely OSHA. I knew a KBR contractor who was basically trapped in a hotel in Qatar because his entire company was in the process of getting investigated by Congress. The base he worked at had AC units whose condensers drained directly into ungrounded electrical boxes. If the floor of the shower got too wet, people would get electrocuted. Also on the subject of military OSHA, we do a lot of training and certification for soldiers and contractors. One year we got a Navy contractor who came down from South Carolina to train and test. About 2 years later I got a call from the supply sergeant at his base, saying he never got his certification card. It took me a bit to pull up all the info and find someone who remembered the guy. Apparently after failing his practical exam he just ran. Didn't try to retest or take any of his writtens. He got in his car, drove all the way back from Florida, and didn't say a word. Told everyone he passed and they'd mail the card. It took 2 years for them to finally realize he was still missing his card and called us. I wish I was there to see the chewing out he got.
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Serephina posted:This OSHA thread took a real sharp turn for the worst with a lot of hoo-rah going on in here. Hey a lot of engineering and effort goes into destroying others'engineering and effort. War is like the king of OHSA: please be safe when killing people.
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May 21, 2019 20:38
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Captain Foo posted:so what is their intended use? back-gouging multi-pass welds
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May 21, 2019 20:41
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sandoz posted:back-gouging multi-pass welds Uh oh we got a pro in the OSHA thread!!
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May 21, 2019 20:48
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sandoz posted:back-gouging multi-pass welds ok 
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May 21, 2019 20:55
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sandoz posted:back-gouging multi-pass welds So like a sander? 
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May 21, 2019 21:36
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dphi posted:This one looks fun too ive used these before, they're actually pretty good for carving wood
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May 21, 2019 21:55
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How horribly unsafe would poo poo like a manned balloon tethered to a train be? https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-armoured-train-war-balloon-boer-war-88122022.html Also, wow, is their search good! 
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Kanine posted:ive used these before, they're actually pretty good for carving wood that's what I thought it'd be good for. you could make your own chains too, i think? get smaller teeth involved?
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madeintaipei posted:I like picking out the re-used industrial bits. I think the troop compartment of that first one is the bottom of one half of a hopper-car, upside-down. The Syrian used car market is going to be seriously strange for a while. It's an armored dump truck
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May 21, 2019 22:21
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sandoz posted:these are completely safe for their intended use I don't know if you read the article but that is not a tool you can buy. That is an angle grinder with a carbide-toothed milling cutter mounted on the arbor, contrary to the directions of every angle grinder and milling cutter manufacturer on the planet. It sure does rip through metal extremely fast! But it is also extraordinarily unsafe and should not be used for any purpose, because the teeth have a tendency to grab into the material and twist the tool back into your hands or face. You can make a (relatively) safe tool with similar functionality by mounting two counter-rotating cutters on the same shaft. That prevents the kickback that makes the single-bladed version so dangerous. But that tool is more expensive than just taking a cheap regular angle grinder and sticking an unapproved cutter on the arbor, so...
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Sagebrush posted:I don't know if you read the article but that is not a tool you can buy. That is an angle grinder with a carbide-toothed milling cutter mounted on the arbor, contrary to the directions of every angle grinder and milling cutter manufacturer on the planet. It sure does rip through metal extremely fast! But it is also extraordinarily unsafe and should not be used for any purpose, because the teeth have a tendency to grab into the material and twist the tool back into your hands or face. I loved that thing in Fallout 3.
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Sagebrush posted:I don't know if you read the article but that is not a tool you can buy. That is an angle grinder with a carbide-toothed milling cutter mounted on the arbor, contrary to the directions of every angle grinder and milling cutter manufacturer on the planet. It sure does rip through metal extremely fast! But it is also extraordinarily unsafe and should not be used for any purpose, because the teeth have a tendency to grab into the material and twist the tool back into your hands or face. You can get hand rotary saws that look a lot like a metabo. I don't recommend it, but if you're like a shipyard and you want to mostly avoid your hired help going to the emergency room everyday you can get them. The extra side handle coming is huge to help to two hand it in a counter balanced way so you can, you know, have a lever's chance in not sending the thing into your face.
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Nocheez posted:"luckiest person in the world" Same except I was having an orgasm the entire time.
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https://twitter.com/sgt_uraji/status/1130285412692324352
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That appears to be a bunch of anime in the responses. Jose is not here rn. Wtf
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sandoz posted:back-gouging multi-pass welds Actually sane people who know what they're doing use a grinder disc or a gouging rod.
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torturemyballs posted:Actually sane people who know what they're doing use a grinder disc or a gouging rod. This is sanding right? Right?
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May 22, 2019 01:49
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Well played wasps, well played.
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Nierbo posted:NWS NWS NWS shoe’s still on his foot, he’s fine
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Ursine Catastrophe posted:shoe’s still on his foot, he’s fine Does your brain even let you feel that properly or does it just put you in a state of shock and say "gently caress this, you're on your own"?
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Train operator charged with attempted vehicular manslaughter of an officer and, after running from the cops for a couple miles before coming to a stop, resisting arrest and failure to pull over for an emergency vehicle. ...Prosecution agrees to drop the latter charges in exchange for a guilty plea on the former.
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May 22, 2019 03:57
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I've always liked trained but didn't know they were allies.
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May 22, 2019 04:07
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They survived. Deputy is 'banged up,' after collision with train, Painter says
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if you've a better idea on how to make toilet rolls id like to hear it
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Community asks "how could this happen?" after an officer-involved train wreck! Details at 9
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Other than eyepro (and maybe hearing protection, not sure how loud that would be) this doesn't look bad to me?
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tangy yet delightful posted:Other than eyepro (and maybe hearing protection, not sure how loud that would be) this doesn't look bad to me? Seriously? Hands RIGHT NEXT TO BLADE. One slip and she's down a hand or a few fingers.
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PurpleXVI posted:Seriously? Hands RIGHT NEXT TO BLADE. One slip and she's down a hand or a few fingers. There's nothing to slip, really. The stage is pushing the roll, not her.
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Yes, any bladed machinery should ideally be operated by a distance via a bomb-disposal robot, or WALDO unit.
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I saw an osha in the field once. When i told people about it they vomited.
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d3lness posted:Does your brain even let you feel that properly or does it just put you in a state of shock and say "gently caress this, you're on your own"? I mean realistically your brain probably isn’t going to start processing anything as pain until the lizard brain part is satisified that you’re not in further immediate danger, but yeah the “that’s my foot, what’s it doing over there” shock is going to be rough
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nazca posted:I saw an osha in the field once. When i told people about it they vomited. post about it
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