Safety First

[DonovanPorter]

Guys please remember to practice Safety First in everything you do , not like these tjops, i cant imagine that these people are actually this stupid

 

[P1000]

wow.

the last pic is not so bad actually, very little that can go wrong there.

 

[Hellas]

They walk among us...

EDIT: Hopefully not for long. The gene pool can do with some chlorine

 

[Cole]

shiiiit :thumbdo:

 

[ebrahim.achmat]

u know that feeling when ur balls curl up...just had that looking at the pics.....seriously stupid

 

[herr bmw]

wow.

the last pic is not so bad actually, very little that can go wrong there.

actually,you are wrong,if its a wooden ladder can break,and aliminium can bend,every ladder has proper operating instructions and should be adhered to.

sorry but im a health and safety rep aswell as samtrac

 

[P1000]

actually,you are wrong,if its a wooden ladder can break,and aliminium can bend,every ladder has proper operating instructions and should be adhered to.

sorry but im a health and safety rep aswell as samtrac

True, but its very unlikely to happen in that setup -> I'm an engineer.

 

[herr bmw]

actually,you are wrong,if its a wooden ladder can break,and aliminium can bend,every ladder has proper operating instructions and should be adhered to.

sorry but im a health and safety rep aswell as samtrac

True, but its very unlikely to happen in that setup -> I'm an engineer.

and thats why there is always friction between engineers and safety.

what if the railing breaks?
no hard hat?
safety harness?

propper scafolding must be used.point blank

 

[DonovanPorter]

opcorn:

 

[P1000]

and thats why there is always friction between engineers and safety.

what if the railing breaks?
no hard hat?
safety harness?

propper scafolding must be used.point blank

LOL. Okay, I won't disagree further. The last pic is however in my view not in the same class as the others, as it is an inherently stable structure, whereas the others aren't.

 

[Hellas]

P1000: I am also on the receiving end of the safety reps, but I have seen entire mines shut down for weeks, then gradually start up because of safety incidents. Amazing the power the Health & Safety plays in our mines these days.

The standing time is all for the mine's account though. Now I stand there and punch in a R100k PER DAY bill for the fact that I'm standing. The mine write it off to safety costs. Amazing.

 

[herr bmw]

LOL. Okay, I won't disagree further. The last pic is however in my view not in the same class as the others, as it is an inherently stable structure, whereas the others aren't.
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lol,good job we dont work for the same company,we constantly be banging heads

 

[zaleonardz]

In my view this one is not so bad either...

How can this NOT go wrong...

 

[herr bmw]

P1000: I am also on the receiving end of the safety reps, but I have seen entire mines shut down for weeks, then gradually start up because of safety incidents. Amazing the power the Health & Safety plays in our mines these days.

The standing time is all for the mine's account though. Now I stand there and punch in a R100k PER DAY bill for the fact that I'm standing. The mine write it off to safety costs. Amazing.

work for an explosives company,manafacturing for the mines,was shocked at the high standard,compared to my previous job,but at the end of the day its better as we all want to go home to our families

 

[Bayn46]

That car on wooden beams is just a WTF, either big balls or no brain to stand under that thing. The earth could crumble from that ledge.

 

[frikkieh]

Either very brave or very foolish :blab:

 

[Coisman]

imp:
Frikkie, See picture 2... now thats an idea for your garage instead of building a pit :mmm:

 

[P1000]

That car on wooden beams is just a WTF, either big balls or no brain to stand under that thing. The earth could crumble from that ledge.

Looks like pieces of railway to me...

 

[Fordkoppie]

wow.

the last pic is not so bad actually, very little that can go wrong there.

I agree.
That ladder is more stable than what it would be if it were on a plain floor.
Only the scenery might be upsetting.
Oh yes... a hard hat will help him in the same way that safety shoes will help in this scenario (if he falls). It is not a crash helmet.

 

[moranor@axis]

wow.

the last pic is not so bad actually, very little that can go wrong there.

I agree.
That ladder is more stable than what it would be if it were on a plain floor.
Only the scenery might be upsetting.
Oh yes... a hard hat will help him in the same way that safety shoes will help in this scenario (if he falls). It is not a crash helmet.

i would have just cable tied the brush to plank...