Back to work, wagie! Stop standing around staring!

>>81629153 (OP)

Honestly, this is the type of shit making me apprehensive about blue collar work. Breaking my back for Mr. Shekelstein and OSHA's safety regulations not being followed? A recipe for disaster as the individual in OP's video unfortunately discovered.

>>81629153 (OP)
Imagine working around heavy machinery in a country with an average IQ of 85

>>81630196
theres a "DAY SINCE LAST OSHA VIOLATION: [number]" sign at my work and im waiting to see how long it takes before it gets reset

poor guy got turned to paste. I wonder if they were reusing old cables or just overloaded the weight rating on them

>>81630229
probably both. he should have moved long before the load was directly overhead.

>>81629153 (OP)
Looks like part of his body probably his head explodes/gets smeared in the final second

>>81630228

>theres a "DAY SINCE LAST OSHA VIOLATION: [number]" sign at my work

it would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

>>81629153 (OP)
as soon as I saw brown skin, I knew exactly what was going to happen

>>81630285
I've been in similar positions. unloading a few metric tons of pipe with crusty old straps and standing right beneath it like an idiot. just too lazy and complacent to move. you can see him get nervous and start to move away but change his mind for whatever reason. it's scary stuff.

>>81630228
I wonder if your workplace actually reports accidents. Last place I was at they just didn't report most accidents like a guy's foot getting crushed. A long time ago I worked at a place where my coworker started having a heart attack so I called an ambulance. My supervisor yelled at me later for calling one since that meant he'd have to do paperwork. Anyway OSHA's days are numbered and USCSB is gone.

>>81630411
probably not usually, theres some guy who once stuck a metal pole down a shaft with a still-running auger in it and he ended up getting decked on the side of the head and nobody said anything about it

>>81630322
Of course someone should be shouting at him to get the fuck out of the way but this is a different world.

>>81630196
dude, if you're at a job site and a situation is unsafe and you don't want to do it because it isn't OSHA compliant, your supervisors are walking a very tight rope on what to do about you, because OSHA will back you up and come down hard on them, and you can ruin their whole company if they retaliate. You really only take risks that you find acceptable.

>>81630451
Yeah but how does OSHA know or prove it even happened if your manager plugs their ears and goes "LA LA LA LA" and pretends you're a fucking idiot? Hmmm.

>>81630451
Worked at a place that had table saws, and they kept the guards for them locked in a manager's office since they thought the guard made putting boards take too long. And whenever someone reported it, the guards would magically reappear for a few shifts then go away again. Anyway, like 2 fingers a month got cut off there. I swear there was one guy there that had like 4 missing fingers from cutting them off on a table saw too.

>>81630196
This is some 3rd world nigger shithole
>>81630636
>>81630538
Ive done blue collar work for years in different environments. If you arent in a union youre immediately fucking up. Dont even consider any form of blue collar work if its non unionized.

>>81629153 (OP)
Good one, but no 3rd party casualties and way too much safety gear, I rate 6 of 10 in Indian scale of fuckup

>>81630229
Poor guy? Him and the other fucker should've not been on truck while loading that shit for exactly that reason, you can keep load somewhat centered up until it's few inches above bed. Only then those fuckers jump on truck and position it, crane puts it on truck, job done. No need to make minced meat out of your dumb workers

>>81631420
with enough training and experience even dumb workers can become good workers.
problem is if they keep dying they'll never reach that stage
also, ethics.