"This is how it's supposed to be done, but this is how we really do it."
"This is how it's supposed to be done, but this is how we really do it."
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OSHA violations are almost always the result of being underpaid and expected to do more work than possible if you follow the OHSA regulations.
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That's why china is winning. No proper human safety, slavery, poor pay etc. Hence china is leading manufacturing sector.
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Don't worry, SCOTUS*, will abolish OSHA soon.
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"The secret...is crime"
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*OSHA
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When I worked in the outdoors section of a sporting goods store I used to get bitched at for climbing the shelves to get grills down instead of using a ladder because osha.
Then I pointed out that the shelves were bolted to the ground while the ladder wasn't.
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Yes, because shelves only support a certain weight and the whole thing can come crashing down like the World Trade Center, especially if heavier colleagues figure "if they can do it, so can I."
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Climbing shelving is not a good idea, ever.
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So they were bolted to the ground, but not the wall? Is this why you weren't doing an engineering major? ☺️
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I'm not sure why you think free standing shelves need to be bolted to the wall. These were made of 3-4" steel I-beams.
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Not all stock shelves bolt to a wall. But I guess you're too educated to know that.
Lmao bunch of fucking idiots have never worked retail or in a warehouse making it super obvious right now
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OSHA? More like OSHIT
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Pretty much every OSHA rule came from some kind of death or dismemberment of they guy before you. As a wise foreman once said, "Better a pain in the ass than your ass in pain”