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Colonel Cancer posted:Noo I was only 1000 pages behind on the last one! Put on your safety glasses, hard hat, and reflective vest. You got some work to do.
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EvilJoven posted:gently caress everything about working underground. My dads almost been killed twice (that he's willing to talk about) and one of his cousins was killed instantly when a mining train jumped the tracks and pinned him against the drift wall. There's a reason msha tends to not gently caress around like OSHA does. My old man was caught in an air blast where a pressure differential blows out a bunch of rock. He somehow lived.
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AzureSkys posted:This is one of the sprinklers in the hotel room I'm staying at. Whatever it means, I feel warned. I think it means don't gently caress the sprinkler.
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Cyrano4747 posted:
gently caress dude that PA should have their license burned. Company-approved clinics are the scabs of the medical world.
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The Lone Badger posted:I thought you had to graft peoples own skin onto themselves. Is it possible to transplant it from other people? You can get skin from the deceased just like any other organ. Pretty useful when there isn't a whole lot of skin left on a patient to harvest. Dunno about live skin donor but that sounds horrid on the donor.
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Phanatic posted:Friend of mine who's an oil and gas field worker says that's not it, any gas that's dissolved in the mud is separated out as it's moved through the system. That's a boss in some steampunk jrpg.
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mycomancy posted:Sorry? It's exactly what you think. Decaying shitpiss big -> hydrogen sulfide -> death to anyone who gets too close.
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-Zydeco- posted:It's annoying that manure lagoons are still an issue when we have the means to make them relatively safe and produce Methane at the same time that can be used to provide power at best, or safely flared off at worst. That sounds like something that would negatively affect quarterly profits.
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AFewBricksShy posted:A local one from this weekend: Should have got the liftbiggerstuff instead.
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Flip flops bold choice with guys flinging dirt up like that.
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poly and open-minded posted:Cool, a new thing to be paranoid about when I get a stuffy nose You most likely won't encounter deadly levels of hydrogen sulfide unless you hang out at pig farms or poorly maintained waste water plants. Enough gas to be stinky for sure but not enough to completely ruin you.
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Harveygod posted:Annual CHP refresher training. Wife made cookies: You two should renew your vows. Marry her again!
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Serephina posted:While many people would see that as a flaw in modern medicine, I'd applaud the doctors for going down the list of probabilies and willing to admit to being wrong / being IN the wrong / not knowing everything instantly. If by blast shield you mean an X-ray tech or something hiding then it makes perfect sense. Patient gets one x-ray while a tech may perform dozens a day. They'd hit their OSHA yearly exposure limit in like a week. Exposure adds up my poster.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:A pretty decent amount is in indirect costs, yeah, but the insurance/workers comp savings aren’t something to sneeze at. Might as well pencil in 6 figures for any work related back injuries, for instance. poo poo my old man had a knee replacement paid for by workers comp 20 years after his initial injury. His good knee was ruined after years of overcompensating for his not good leg. The actual incident was a little more... Let's just say horrific.
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They're ssds and this is the OSHA thread. Take off as much packaging you can and dunk it in HF.
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Asproigerosis posted:
Chris Coons sends his regards to the share holders.
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SniperWoreConverse posted:A lot of times when eagles are flying together like that they're on a date & trying to figure out if anyone's getting laid. Yea eagle was pissed the some rear end in a top hat ruined a day of romance.
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Air soft always seemed like tough military cosplay to me.
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Seems dumb to use ammo designed to injure in a tool everyone should train to not point anything they do not intend to kill.
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Cyrano4747 posted:People made themselves dumb with lead long before gas. It used to be a common sweetener. Yes as in food. Wine especially and apparently the mix of alcohol, heat (iirc they cooked it) and lead is extra double plus bad for you. The largest voting block in America was raised huffing lead exhaust.
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mds2 posted:Bandsaws are actually pretty safe. Any hazard that could be engineered out should be else it's unsafe.
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Lou Takki posted:Wait what hazard are you talking about here? That bandsaw is perfectly normal as far as I can tell. Band isn't enclosed. Any opening is a hazard because humans are complete morons. I've done enough EHS in my life to know leaving safety to humans acting correctly for hours on end is a recipe for disaster. Edit: funny example of humans acting dumb: my wife found a dirty diaper in the baby laundry hamper today. Why? Who knows.
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Mahatma-Squid posted:What's up with the ridiculously high deaths per 100,000 in the US? Looking at stats for Australia (from https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/) we have 11.2/100,000 deaths for agriculture, forestry & fishing industries compared to somewhere between twice as many to over 8 times as many deaths in the US according to that chart. Overall fatalities are about 3 times as bad in the US with 3.2/100,000 against 1.1/100,000. Seems like a crazy difference and I don't feel like we have a particularly strong safety culture over here or anything. Does Australia have poo poo lagoons? That has to account for a bunch of the US agriculture deaths.
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I for sure thought he was gonna bounce up and land butt-first on the sledge. I'm ok with being wrong.
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LifeSunDeath posted:We need ignoble awards to give out to managers who bravely bullied workers into ultra dangerous situations against all reason, without PPE, and failed to get the job done, and got everyone killed. Maybe even a national database of management who live on the backs of people forced to live on the edge. I'd take whatever murder statute the state has for extreme indifference for human life.
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LifeSunDeath posted:But that will never happen since the corporate shield covers them, esp if they're profitable. An award and public shaming would be way more helpful. Oh I know we live in a corporate dystopia. A safety nerd can dream...
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Cartoon Man posted:Today we’re going to demonstrate the auto braking system Dude looks like management so it's probably ok.
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everydayfalls posted:Safety videos greatest hits! I'm the guy being thrown off the forklift road warrior style.
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Damnit we ordered pink not red! You ruined my entire pregnancy!
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/gYuWvbM.gifv Could have become the next ghost rider.
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Deer are pests. Giant, horny locusts with a love of playing in traffic.
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Probably not a good idea to harvest a smashed deer unless you know what you're doing.
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zedprime posted:It's kind of what guard rails and medians are for. Hitting something (including and especially deer even in a truck) will 100% ruin your day while putting it in the ditch will maybe only ruin your day 75% of the time. Always throw your wife between you and harm.
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Platystemon posted:Chemists bad at working glass. That's my assumption too.
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