• webghost0101@sopuli.xyz
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    19 days ago

    Isn’t the safety inspector on the workers side.

    Never endanger yourself for your job unless those risks are a stipulated part of the job.

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      19 days ago

      I have a love/hate relationship with workplace safety. I love a safe workplace, but many areas have stupid regulations and requirements just for the sake of looking like they’re safe or because they don’t want the liability of customizing things for certain situations which just makes things harder/uncomfortable for workers.

      Saw a work crew the other day with hardhats on. Working outdoors, doing survey type work in an area with absolutely nothing overhead. It was completely unnecessary but required to meet “safety” rules.

      That’s just one example.

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        19 days ago

        … by making the workplace safer.

        The one preventing non-deadly lawsuits is HR.

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          19 days ago

          “Electrical cords may no longer be greater than 3m in length.”

          “Cool, cool… can I have some money to get electrical sockets added closer to the work area?”

          “Lol, no.”

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    19 days ago

    Are you really suggesting that workers attack safety inspectors like OSHA? The fuck?