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guys i might be wrong here but i don't think the chinese woman starved to death, she died of thirst within a week anyway time to go sperg in my dreams happy sunday everybody
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calvus posted:Is that normal to have so many violations? It's the first time I've seen it, it's not a yearly inspection either. They were all "corrected" with immediate action which waved the charge. We had to sign some paperwork that we acknowledged how to safely use these giant slots that we drop full pallets of product into, it has one immediately behind it that will slide forward when the front pallet is emptied and removed (by hand). This posed a hazard that somebody would get pinned between the pallet and the scaffolding that keeps it at an incline. I guess it works like food inspections here in the US, they show up when they want to and if you can fix the problem on the spot they don't shut you down.
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The part of the story I don't get is if the elevator car was on the first floor then how did she die without anybody noticing? Didn't they hear her banging on the door, or did everyone walking past just think "not my problem"?
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Ivor Biggun posted:The part of the story I don't get is if the elevator car was on the first floor then how did she die without anybody noticing? Didn't they hear her banging on the door, or did everyone walking past just think "not my problem"? The elevator was shut down just before Chinese New Year, which is basically Spring Break, but applies to everyone and lasts longer.
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Terminal Entropy posted:The elevator was shut down just before Chinese New Year, which is basically Spring Break, but applies to everyone and lasts longer. quote:A resident of the apartment complex, surnamed Ding, told Sohu News that the building management service was poor and routinely ignored residents’ complaints about the frequently broken elevators and other matters. It was an apartment complex, why would that be completely empty for Chinese New Year?
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Ivor Biggun posted:It was an apartment complex, why would that be completely empty for Chinese New Year? People don't stay home for Chinese New Year. Think thanksgiving plus Christmas plus Easter plus spring break, minus Black Friday. You will not get gently caress all done in China over CNY. Factories shut down. poo poo even eBay has a standard warning saying "hey the poo poo you ordered is probably going to be a month late, it's CNY right now."
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Ivor Biggun posted:It was an apartment complex, why would that be completely empty for Chinese New Year? Everyone leaves the cities and goes back to their hometowns.
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PostNouveau posted:Everyone leaves the cities and goes back to their hometowns. do u think any chinese born in city
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Ivor Biggun posted:The part of the story I don't get is if the elevator car was on the first floor then how did she die without anybody noticing? Didn't they hear her banging on the door, or did everyone walking past just think "not my problem"? No why
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calvus posted:Is that normal to have so many violations? I can't speak for OSHA, but I can for MSHA violations. And the answer is yes. The majority of violations will be little things that can be fixed in under an hour, and they will be. Then you get some fines that are pretty serious, but the company will fight tooth and nail to not pay. Then if you're really unlucky you get some massive fines that can shut the entire place down until it gets fixed. I don't know if it's the same for OSHA, but a few years ago MSHA moved to be entirely self funded with funds that come from collecting on violations. So the more they can stick you with, the better it is for them.
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TheWhiteNightmare posted:do u think any chinese born in city they swim upstream to spawn like the mighty salmon
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Sammus posted:I can't speak for OSHA, but I can for MSHA violations. And the answer is yes. The majority of violations will be little things that can be fixed in under an hour, and they will be. Then you get some fines that are pretty serious, but the company will fight tooth and nail to not pay. Then if you're really unlucky you get some massive fines that can shut the entire place down until it gets fixed. I can speak to the OSHA violations based on job experiences with larger government contractors over the past 15 years. It's quite common to get hit with multiple violations. I'd be more surprised if someone got away with fewer than 20 of them. OSHA has many finely grained violations and categories. That makes it really easy for an inspector - who is there for just that reason - to find something, anything, pretty much anywhere. The few OSHA inspections I can remember always resulted in 35-100 violations. That's for rather large working environments, though - several hundred square miles big and a few thousand workers. An inspector would only pick one building/job site at a time, though. The attitude is this: Pretty much anything can be made even safer. Or at least more tedious.
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http://loweringthebar.net/2016/03/has-your-boss-ever.html I haven't finished reading it yet, I apologize as there are no pictures, but it involves sworn testimony about "pranks" involving acetylene.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAy9LAhoKdA Can we post more happy-ending OSHA please?
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H110Hawk posted:http://loweringthebar.net/2016/03/has-your-boss-ever.html This is amazing. From the questioning of the boss, it seems clear that 'fireable offenses' are anything that the Boss has not done himself. "Not-fireable offsenses", on the other hand, are clearly all poo poo he's done before. Setting fires on purpose? No biggie. Small explosions? Don't worry about it. making GBS threads in a co-workers lunch box? Look, these pranks happen literally everywhere. making GBS threads in the direction of a co-worker during field work? It might be fireable, but only if it goes on for a while. Not properly communicating with the boss about those explosions? YOU'RE FIRED!!!
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAy9LAhoKdA
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Mithaldu posted:Great read so far. That may qualify as a safety hazard
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calvus posted:That may qualify as a safety hazard Not a firable offense though. Only talking back is.
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I saw this in another thread and just want to commend their safety conscious conduct. Safety glasses on, tight and ergonomic grip on the iron, this is how you OSHA.
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suffix posted:I saw this in another thread and just want to commend their safety conscious conduct. They should be under fume hoods for soldering. Lady in the green shirt is terribly under-dressed for the job. I don't see ground planes and/or wrist straps. 5/10 Edit: quote:Also they are holding the hot metal part of the iron. lol how did I miss that. 2/20 TotalLossBrain fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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TotalLossBrain posted:They should be under fume hoods for soldering. Lady in the green shirt is terribly under-dressed for the job. Worker cannot see or operate controls from this angle. Featureless white voids are disorienting, hindering evacuation.
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TotalLossBrain posted:They should be under fume hoods for soldering. Lady in the green shirt is terribly under-dressed for the job. Who the f wastes there time fixing lovely mb's
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Also they are holding the hot metal part of the iron.
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Platystemon posted:Featureless white voids are disorienting, hindering evacuation.
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H110Hawk posted:http://loweringthebar.net/2016/03/has-your-boss-ever.html pro-click GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Can we post more happy-ending OSHA please? what was this? it got removed
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tis a good day not to be a building demolisher.suffix posted:I saw this in another thread and just want to commend their safety conscious conduct. The girl on the right with the strongest grip appears to be repairing circuitry in a day-care... i am harry fucked around with this message at 07:08 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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Here it is, we got fined $29,995 for mostly minor things, such as stairwells on scaffolding that have no guardrails.
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That fine is easily offset by the years wages of a worker who dies in a grizzly accident, no prob.
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Sammus posted:I can't speak for OSHA, but I can for MSHA violations. And the answer is yes. The majority of violations will be little things that can be fixed in under an hour, and they will be. Then you get some fines that are pretty serious, but the company will fight tooth and nail to not pay. Then if you're really unlucky you get some massive fines that can shut the entire place down until it gets fixed. Which mine are you with? I work for Joy Global Underground.
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kizudarake posted:Which mine are you with? I work for Joy Global Underground. Fun bit: msha does mines as well as rock quarries. Anytime something comes out of the ground really.
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DemeaninDemon posted:Fun bit: msha does mines as well as rock quarries. Anytime something comes out of the ground really. Not oil and gas, AFAIK.
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