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Posted: 5/25/2024 10:39:31 PM EDT
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 Attached FileOoof. The one we have is typically broken in some fashion, I wonder about the safeties sometimes 
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Posted: 5/25/2024 11:19:07 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Industrial mixer accident. Pouring powder in while the machine is running and the blades catch the bag and pull him in. This guy actually survived. In the hospital Click To View Spoiler *Graphic* Click To View Spoiler *Graphic* Click To View Spoiler *Graphic* Click To View Spoiler Video download https://www.documentingreality.com/forum/attachments/f999/1251390d1716643899-9127089057570073273-mp4.mp4 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/32274/Screenshot_2024-05-25_at_11-02-01_Factor-3223124.JPG Vid at end needs the you spin me right round baby right round music added |
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Posted: 5/25/2024 11:27:45 PM EDT
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My buddy worked for a company that made paper forms. They would put huge stacks of paper into what looked like a metal sheer. Coworker stepped on the foot pedal with the guard wired up. Cut his fingers off.
They tried to find his fingers to reattach but in a panic they gave up and took him to the hospital. They roped off the machine and a month or so later fired it up and when they hit the foot pedal the blade came down and the guys fingers were stuck to the back of it. |
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Posted: 5/26/2024 12:05:26 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/344352/IMG_20230815_135233948_jpg-3223583.JPG Ooof. The one we have is typically broken in some fashion, I wonder about the safeties sometimes On most brake presses like that one, you have to use a two-hand control to make it cycle automatically. Otherwise, you can use a foot pedal to operate it manually. You could cut your hands or your assistant's hands off if you wanted to. That setup is OSHA compliant. |
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Posted: 5/26/2024 12:22:51 AM EDT
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A few months ago a man was working on a conveyor belt at an Amazon warehouse. He got caught, pulled in, chewed up and died.
A few months before that I remember reading about a woman who dropped something on the floor which rolled under a conveyor belt system. She crawled in to retrieve the item, got caught and pulled in and killed. I am thinking that was an Amazon facility also but maybe not. You can teach/preach safety all you want but cannot prevent stupid behavior. |
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Posted: 5/26/2024 1:24:06 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: A few months ago a man was working on a conveyor belt at an Amazon warehouse. He got caught, pulled in, chewed up and died. A few months before that I remember reading about a woman who dropped something on the floor which rolled under a conveyor belt system. She crawled in to retrieve the item, got caught and pulled in and killed. I am thinking that was an Amazon facility also but maybe not. You can teach/preach safety all you want but cannot prevent stupid behavior. I worked at a factory and saw light curtains bypassed. Tell management and nothing happens. After a while they look at you like your the problem. I made sure to document everything incase it came back to me. |
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Posted: 5/27/2024 8:41:56 PM EDT
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These accidents are so common in these countries.
There was one where a guy had both hands smashed in a press and he stood in agony while the press was pried up to release him. His hands were as flat a paper. Do these injured workers just get fired and no compensation. |
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Posted: 5/27/2024 8:45:11 PM EDT
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He had his COVID mask on so he's safe.
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