This is a special purpose fire extinguisher for fighting a fire in a high magnetic field. Yesterday we received training on how to fight a fire in our MRI facility. This extinguisher is non-magnetic and contains an extinguishing agent that won't further damage the equipment.4yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
Have you ever wondered what's behind those louvres you see on the outside of buildings? It's called the plenum space, and this is where fresh air is pulled into the building. (Medical research building.)4yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
Before compact, cheap electronics and data networks were available, if you wanted to have two way control and communication with something, you needed pneumatics. This is a decommissioned 60s era control and monitoring system for HVAC.4yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
One of two diesel generators for a new hospital tower. 16 cylinder, quad turbo, 2400 horsepower. Requires 500 liters of coolant and 200 liters of engine oil. These same engines are often used in commuter trains and boats.4yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
The metal box is a 'diverter' which is exactly like a router for internet data, except this one routes physical stuff. It routes the carriers (cylindrical plastic containers) around the pneumatic tube system so paperwork can be send around the building.4yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
The shader position in a TV truck where the cameras are color matched and adjusted during the show. From an ESPN U men's college basketball broadcast.4yr ⋅ edinc90 ⋅ r/employeesonly
Behind the wheel of a school bus. I like to look into convex mirrors and pretend I'm in a Busta Rhymes music video.7yr ⋅ Porkchop275 ⋅ r/employeesonly
Turbine room of the refinery I work at. The equipment is 40’s vintage, installed after WW2, the refinery was 25 cycle before that. There are two Westinghouse & one General Electric units. The refinery opened in 1909.4yr ⋅ Fanmanmathias ⋅ r/employeesonly
The laboratories in this building are plumbed with glass pipes. This is to prevent reactions with discarded chemicals (which would corrode metal pipes).5yr ⋅ Prof_Insultant ⋅ r/employeesonly
The Tesco Scan as you Shop handsets run Windows, here’s a broken one.5yr ⋅ dutts303 ⋅ r/employeesonly
(Most of) The phone connections for the 13th-22nd floors of a hotel I take care of5yr ⋅ 519meshif ⋅ r/employeesonly
Not that great of a picture, but this is my home away from home. The sleeper area of an 18 wheeler.7yr ⋅ ulobmoga ⋅ r/employeesonly
You guys liked seeing my news station last week. This is what my control room looks like during breaking news. This is happening right now.6yr ⋅ ucrbuffalo ⋅ r/employeesonly
Someone left out the secret codes for catching shady customers at WalMart5yr ⋅ Unoriginal_UserName9 ⋅ r/employeesonly
Apologies for the low resolution and poor picture quality. This is one of the XM Satellite Radio studios, circa 2007 or so.7yr ⋅ aftli ⋅ r/employeesonly
Getting loaded in a steel mill. Here's the crane in action. This particular one is an electromagnetic crane that is rated to life up to 30 tons, I think.7yr ⋅ ulobmoga ⋅ r/employeesonly
Master Control center for a regional TV station. Controls feeds for 6 different stations around the state.7yr ⋅ heres_one_for_ya ⋅ r/employeesonly
Well, egg on my face. While searching for the Super guppy photo, I found Af1 at my office too. I guess I forgot!7yr ⋅ yuckypants ⋅ r/employeesonly
Shhh, I'm not supposed to be taking pictures inside the Port of Houston.7yr ⋅ ulobmoga ⋅ r/employeesonly
The maid’s instructions for the Travelodge “30 second check” room service. Attached to their trolleys.6yr ⋅ dutts303 ⋅ r/employeesonly
I'm a Barista at a Whole Foods-esque grocery chain, here is the elusive behind the milk cooler!6yr ⋅ MatthewScottAaron ⋅ r/employeesonly
In the loading dock at Norboard, in South Georgia. That's a lot of plywood and plywood products.7yr ⋅ ulobmoga ⋅ r/employeesonly
Not an employee, but this is what the inside of Burger King's soda machine looks like6yr ⋅ the_mllkman ⋅ r/employeesonly
The innards of a traffic cabinet. This is what controls stoplights at an intersection.5yr ⋅ worriedwhiskers ⋅ r/employeesonly
Not exactly employees only, but flatbed deliveries take me to some irregular places.7yr ⋅ ulobmoga ⋅ r/employeesonly
I've had this job for 7 years. We're closing the store today. Here's a picture of all the steel shelves we took down this month.6yr ⋅ kkirv ⋅ r/employeesonly
A view of the stage from the catwalk of my school's theater.7yr ⋅ reallyweirdperson ⋅ r/employeesonly
I volunteer at a local food pantrt. Here's the Food for Friends store room7yr ⋅ magnoliasmanor ⋅ r/employeesonly
Fiber connection box. Fiber overly just completed I was the first install.6yr ⋅ worriedwhiskers ⋅ r/employeesonly
