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I saw a crane that was drilling helical piles get caught up, twist, and smack into the ground. If it would have gone left instead of right, it would have instantly killed 10 people. Even in the safest workplaces you're always a oval office hair away from getting your god damned head crushed by the cruel hand of fate. But god damnit the money is so good and who the hell needs all ten fingers anyway?
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calvus posted:Is that normal to have so many violations? I can't recall that my company has received an OSHA violation, but industrial construction goes so far above and beyond OSHA standards that it doesn't surprise me.
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Nierbo posted:Got my toe run over by a pallet jack at work the other day. Took the big toe nail off. First two pics are a few mins after it happened and the last pic is just an hr ago after I took the dressing off for the first time. Steel toed boots are for fags. I applaud your kingly example of manning the gently caress up. EDIT: You deserve to get injured.
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ekuNNN posted:what's a per diem job? you get paid per day? or you don't have a long-term contract but get hired day-by-day? It depends. You can get paid per day worked, or per day even if you don't work. I get per diem every day of the week as long as I'm "on the road" for a project. It is supposed to cover living arrangements for someone traveling away from their home base. Edit: Reading the context of that post... I'm with you. That's not the typical application of the term and I don't loving get it.
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