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Melian Dialogue posted:Speaking of art installations, was at an art gallery that had some massive electircal contraption to play music with like, a paintbrush playing the guitar etc and a bunch of other things, along with the schematic on the wall. Does OSHA type or fire codes or any of this come into play for art pieces? Or are these just giant deathtraps waiting to arc and burn down the gallery? It's only REAL art when a spectator is killed by the art. After that, it's a question of whether they died comedically or tragically. See also: Luis Jiminez
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Bokito posted:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d42_1457122214  Jesus, that guy got yanked through there fast
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:What's black and white and red all over? First edition of "Red Star Over China"?
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mostlygray posted:I'm sure I've posted regarding this before, but family farms are the worst places for safety violations. They are exempt from most requirements and your equipment is usually terrible. A neighbor of ours was de-gloved from one ankle to the other, including his genitals, because he stepped over a running PTO with loose pants. Unfortunately, he lived. I'm sure his life is hell. Never gently caress with a spinning shaft. General Bullshit: WGBS Channel 4 - Your local news leader > OSHA: My Taint Was Degloved By Accident
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mobby_6kl posted:An electrician has died after falling 53 storeys from a construction site in Los Angeles. In a manner of speaking, it was his last day. 
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: This was a really good find, thanks.
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Drunk Driver Dad posted:Welp, I got to feel 11,000 volts AC across the chest tonight at work. Was surging testing some coils with another dude, and he hit the pedal while I still had the connectors in my hands. The weird thing is it didn't feel like a shock at all, just like someone thumped me real hard all the way up the arms and across my chest. Other than that it wasn't that bad. He freaked out about it and I wound up actually feeling bad for him, although it was pretty stupid. Whenever I'm testing with another person and running the machine, I let the other person tell me when to hit the juice as well as visually confirming they aren't touching it myself. You're lucky that you're not dead. You need to figure out a different SOP /some disconnect to prevent this kind of poo poo from happening.
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Apr 1, 2016 11:59
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Three-Phase posted:Those posters are awesome. Wow. I, too, was confused on this. No more! Know more! http://www.fireengineering.com/articles/2005/03/flashover-and-backdraft-a-primer.html Pigsfeet on Rye fucked around with this message at 14:14 on Apr 2, 2016 |
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Wasabi the J posted:What in the actual gently caress is going on here? That's the main runway of the Robert Mugabe International Airport with its innovative "catch-in-mid-air" landing system.
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TTerrible posted:How did they know what happened? OSHA has a special Ouija Board Investigative Team (OBIT) that they use to interview the deceased.
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geeves posted:Wonder what the last thing to go through his mind was. "Oh no, not again"
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With the right text, this could be an award-winning ad for a laxative.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Sample: Dude failed Euclidian geometry.
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I want to believe.
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Load-bearing saran-wrap! 
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DOOP posted:what is this? The anus of an anonymous city
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John Allen, former president of the Philadelphia Toboggan Company: “The ultimate rollercoaster is built when you send out 24 people and they all come back dead. This could be done, you know.”
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Roger Craig posted:Isn't a big cloud of flour really flammable? gently caress yes, they are. In fact, just about anything that becomes aerosolized in very fine particles sets up a nice fuel-air explosive situation.
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Holy gently caress https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/18231...h-horror-smash/
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Sep 21, 2016 21:52
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a very cheerful plague pit
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A slightly different version suggests some less-sinister pipeline repair that went on.
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I used a GIS and looked around at several sites that had similar pictures, eventually found this view.
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Byzantine posted:Death to Vandals. gently caress yeah, SPQR all the way!
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Ak Gara posted:Can someone play the video in reverse so the pigeons are okay? Put the resulting video up on a creationist website as evidence of spontaneous generation of life.
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Splode posted:Yeah at some point it's a situation where they clearly don't care that much (or it's making them more money in fines than it costs to repair) because, as shown, there are plenty of ways to fix it. A quick blast of flame toward the windshield from a personal flamethrower mounted on the bridge might alert truck drivers more. 
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Johnny Aztec posted:......Where can I buy one of those? Got an Amazon link? The website is http://xm42.com/  should have read the rest of the thread
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In my engineering opinion, the city should take the sewer pipeline and completely rethink it. Run it up and over the railroad tracks in a artistically-inspired parabola and use a huge pump to make the sewage flow up through the pipe and over to the other side. Make it out of mirror-finished stainless steel with plexiglass windows to let light through, call it the Arc de Merde (Arch of poo poo) and voila! an instant tourist attraction for the hoi polloi. With the roadway thus cleared, Durham can dig out the trench to their heart's delight. Everyone wins.
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Bonster posted:Older post but this bridge is still down, over a year after she crashed it. I've never been able to stop and get a picture of it, but it is seriously just a tangled wreck of metal. I think they've been trying to rebuild it so it's visually the same, but Paoli is not a wealthy town. It's one of the four roads off downtown's roundabout, a major route in a minor town. I swear, some truck drivers and their companies are so stupid that it's a wonder that our roads aren't awash with blood. In NJ, there was a bridge in Kingwood that was partially collapsed by an overweight crane. How overweight? Only 90,500 lbs. That's 90,500 lbs over the maximum allowable non-permit highway weight of 80,000 lbs. The whole thing weighed 170,500 lbs. It took around two years to get a replacement, which probably pissed off the locals no end.
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Another OSHA warning of why not to get into a machine: a guy in Indianapolis got inside a disabled plastic pelletizer machine to see what was the problem. The machine turned on with him in it. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/11/12/worker-crushed-to-death-by-recycling-plants-machine.html
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zedprime posted:From the artist recreation it looks like maybe 15-20ft from the roof to the access floor at the top of the furnace. It might have been a factory crewed by oompa-loompas so each floor was only about 4' tall. drat, the math works out eerily well, what evil have we unearthed after all these years?
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oohhboy posted:Kanye has cancelled the tour. That platform couldn't bear the weight of his ego. drat, and here he had just reclaimed the Throne of Rap, too.
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Talk about foreign OSHA: scaffolding at a Chinese power plant construction site collapsed, killing at least 67. I wonder if we'll ever hear of the reason. Do they even have any kind of industrial accident investigations, or is life too cheap in China? http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/11/24/construction-site-collapse-in-china-kills-at-least-67.html
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Sagebrush posted:I think this is my favorite hazard symbol
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In the wintertime, ban all vehicles and allow only dogsleds within city limits.
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KennyLoggins posted:
http://krqe.com/2016/01/02/why-some-cars-catch-fire-during-snow-storms/
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Deteriorata posted:Nobody ever looks. That's the beauty of double tracks. No one ever expects the
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Programmer Humor posted:Some sort of "ship parachute" would probably work. Like a big balloon or something. Only one solution, really:  The Russian Ekranoplan http://imgur.com/t/ekranoplan/0qaRr
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