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I wanna see something cool at work sometime, all I saw in pharma was a massive drug spill and a bunch of slips, trips and falls one of those slips was like a 4 point knee shatter
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I worked at a parenteral drug factory that got dropped by 2 insurance companies in the 4 years I was there for constantly being 3-10% above OSHA incident rate standard yearly ama
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I was in Socorro, NM in 2004 when one of those happened for like 40+ minutes sustained and I still flip the gently caress out the second I see hail, no matter how big, to this day
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Baseball size hail is a yearly event in Colorado and Wyoming, regionally. Golf ball is more frequent and widespread. But you never know where is going to get hit hard so you just learn to deal with it. Socorro got declared a FEMA zone over that, my buddy got $5k to fix his roof (  ) out of the $1 billion they released to fix things up. NMT actually had just built a giant all-glass theater building that was literally a right triangle. Amazing looking structure, until it was torn to shreds. Every car in that city was turned to a totaled waterlogged golf ball or a shredded husk, depending on how old it was. New Mexico, especially Albuquerque and cities south of that, don't generally get golf ball or baseball-sized hail. poo poo out in this region is barely built to handle upticks in moisture, 40+ minutes sustained of baseball-size and larger hail basically never happens. I was driving home from a stay in Jemez with my girlfriend last summer and a hailstorm started and I tried to turn back, but I was the leader of the pack. Everything went real well but I was so steeled the entire time, watching an entire parking lot of cars basically explode with water and ice outside your dorm room sticks with you. edit: I decided to ditch my math class that day after a giant block of ice exploded next to my shin walking out from under the balcony first thing in the "morning," a few minutes before it started, but I missed out on a kid deciding that now was the time to grab a piece of this historic hailstorm. The ice that was around for days and days afterward, that I went snowboarding on at the golf course. Yeah that kid fractured his skull, tibia and fibia and had to be emergency rescued and airlifted. MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 15:23 on Apr 26, 2022 |
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Apr 26, 2022 15:17
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Goddamn that sounds nuts. Big problem with NM and hail is that everything is flatroof
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Deteriorata posted:On the positive side, house insurance buys everyone a new roof every few years so you don't have that expense to deal with. CRUSTY MINGE posted:My stepfather basically did exactly this in Illinois, several times. When he tried it in Tennessee the most he could get out of insurance was half the price. My dad just did that because the 10-year-old roof totally failed over his bedroom after a snow and he still had to pay, but not really that much. Probably like 15-18%. He still whined like it was full price, mind you.
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mobby_6kl posted:This looks like the bogosort of industrial processes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3bcvCUILOI guess what happens when it doesn't run right and people keep putting stoppers in it or better yet when they don't use silicone because it damages the product so all the stoppers stick together
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Oct 5, 2022 18:19
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Cat Hatter posted:I'm sure they're just testing/demonstrating the machine here, but the thought of getting all the stoppers lined up just to dump them in a box is funny to me. they run onto a chain head, at least the ones I worked on, and then cork the vial. Unless it's set up wrong, then the lip of the vial is too high for the stopperhead and it chips it, then the inspector starts seeing chips an hour into the fill and all the chemo drugs you filled are sus
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Oct 5, 2022 18:46
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mobby_6kl posted:Huh, seems like this is the typical method of aligning various widgets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBdKtvPtG4g This is pretty similar to the line I worked on, except mine was much more... low budget, floor-model lemon Bosch and way more intimate, a machine surrounded by RABS in a room rather than a room built around a machine. The stoppers are shaped big and weird and only go in halfway because they are going into a lyo, and that was how the plant I worked at did most of their volume, cuz freeze drying injectable drugs is the way to go if you can.
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metal as gently caress, literally and figuratively The Real Amethyst posted:No reversing beepers, and is it just a global requirement for foundry workplaces to be as dark as possible at all times or something? you want everything to be brightly well-lit while your primary job hazard is identifying glowing-hot metal?
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Ablative posted:I thought truck brakes were supposed to close when they lost line pressure? poo poo doesn't always work, and that guy had some real skills in the total-failure scenario
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Kenning posted:Holy gently caress  my wave machine is bridging everything and I put my hand down on a couple molten SAC solder balls last night and it was extremely unpleasant. Sometimes I hit myself with a 900F airgun in the finger or something and realize that there's no burn or blister and everything is numb because I cooked a small portion of the inside of my finger real fast. Slamming your bare face into glowing molten whatever is a whole different level. MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 17:04 on Oct 7, 2022 |
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Shifty Nipples posted:I remember a discussion about whether that person got their face melted or if they had a face shield that saved them. I've done enough video review in my life that it looks like he was wearing a shield, but still, lol gently caress having any part of your body within a foot of that loving thing uncontained
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ilmucche posted:I was told by a guy if you're going to get splashed you want to get splashed by steel. Steel cauterizes and slips off with a burn while alu sticks SAC solder rolls off and leaves you angry at yourself, not sure about lead cuz I've never dealt with it in an industrial setting holy fuckin poo poo lol MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 00:23 on Oct 9, 2022 |
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chitoryu12 posted:https://twitter.com/troybeck/status/1578500955930210304?s=46&t=H0YIXBHtVbM_Ri1v3cfAWQ gently caress yeah that dudes gettin it
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Captain Hygiene posted:https://i.imgur.com/1Uf78Vu.mp4 sick 1080 noscope from the leninhead
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LifeSunDeath posted:causal chill takeoff. just don't do it on anything that's not a super specialized surface. eh, as much of a boondoggle the F-35 was, it's a decent plane and pretty much every fighter jet is a boondoggle when it's first introduced. It's just that the turnaround time is 30-40 years instead of 5 now.
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The Real Amethyst posted:Whenever I see supermarket, delivery, security robots or drones I get an animalistic murderous intent that surfaces from deep within. get ur roboracism outta here
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Captain Hygiene posted:So does Dr Manhattan show up regularly or is it just more of a general precaution? if you're lucky, you could touch a puddle of pure botulinum toxin in a filling room with a ripped glove and be eternally young* *not a guarantee
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LifeSunDeath posted:I am 100 percent convinced these don't do anything but drive around and reinforce to employees that they are very expendable to the walmart corp.  they didn't put witch hats and skeleton masks on the COBOT arms at work this year, truly a sign that we're about to shut down for good
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DelphiAegis posted:I don't get ropes, why does the difference in how they clip matter here? there's a movie about ropes, it's called Touching the Void
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Sagebrush posted:You can read the Therac-25 reports to find out what it feels like to be hit with an electron beam with "ionize the air" sort of power. quote:Previous models had hardware interlocks to prevent such faults, but the Therac-25 had removed them, depending instead on software checks for safety. I worked with two TL vial fillers built in the 70's and one built by Bosch in 2012 and I would always take the fully manual ones over the computer-automated one any fuckin day, and poo poo like this is why. I don't want a computer overriding me at every step when the reservoir is full of cytotoxic chemo drugs, antibiotics, botulism or opiates tbqh. E-stops are last-resort, not, "well it's acting funny." MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Oct 26, 2022 |
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By popular demand posted:But just imagine how many man hours of labour were saved by not optimising the UI or implementing cogent error messages or thoroughly testing the code, not to mention the savings from not using hardware safeties! one of the reasons I really like the Panasonic CM600-series chipmounters I work on currently (ours were built around 99 and installed in 2000) is because everything is a hardware safety. Tape bunched up and pushed the feeder 1mm out of position? Red light, alarm, machine shuts down. Bumped the cover up a bit too hard on accident? Red light, alarm, machine shuts down. You literally have to override like 3 or 4 hardware switches to make them do something imminently dangerous, and the #1 point of safety training on those machines is, "don't touch this switch on the front of the machine ever - nor will you need to!" The rest are buried and only maint can physically get to them in any way that doesn't sound an alarm, anyway.
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GD_American posted:We lost a millwright at UOP Honeywell from a software malfunction on a muller that was supposedly fully locked out. A dump door underneath it suddenly triggered and opened, and its hydraulic arm swung back to compress the chest of the millwright standing in the way to about 3 inches deep. I work with a lot of people from Honeywell Albuquerque (that shut down in what, 1999?) and gently caress me
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GD_American posted:I found a description in the lawsuit, and am spoilering it just for folks that don't want to see a description of someone dying Oh it happened in a puposefully-designed third- world country
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haveblue posted:Why don't they just raise the propellor have I got an airplane/double helicopter for you!
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Computer viking posted:Pro: The Osprey can crash without bending its propellers just like any airplane, they work well now after getting the bugs out except Russian ones, evidently
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I got recerted last October and our person trained us in mouth to mouth with a shield but said it's at your discretion and it's better to just do compressions if you're unsure or don't want to do it. I first got certed with this company in March 2020 about 4 days before lockdowns started and dude was a firefighter and trained us to not do M2M because *waves hands wildly*
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Byzantine posted:...how are you doing mouth-to-mouth with a face shield? it's an expensive breathable dental dam that sometimes has a valve in it
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Kit Walker posted:I trained to be an EMT but ended up working as a courier because delivering garment bags and architectural rolls paid more than delivering people who needed urgent medical care, and it had a fraction of the liability. It's a hosed up system the US has my CPR card lives at work, for all intents and purposes I only know CPR 8 hours a day Sunday-Thursday night.
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Swilo posted:Bearer of low hanging fruit Cody's Lab has a new video where he plays with HF and does not follow any of the rules using straws as chopsticks to pull agate out of HF while wearing the wrong gloves I hate everything about this video
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The Lone Badger posted:Those are incandescents. You can even see the filaments glowing as they cool down after the power is cut. Those yellow filaments are LEDs Efb
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Uthor posted:Heh, I'm pretty sure I've seen people in AI say that they can tell what is leaking from their cars by smelling/tasting. I mean, car fluids all have real strong, distinct smells. gently caress tasting any of that poo poo!
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Computer viking posted:I wouldn't be surprised if that produces some fun gases? Cl
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lol you could always tell when visitors were afoot in my old plant from the horsey clip-clop of slip-on toecaps
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