Lofting a bed in a dorm. Don’t worry, we jumped into the bed at high speeds to check stability1yr ⋅ jaredmh7 ⋅ r/OSHA
Finally we removed the handcuffs, the shift leader will fix the door lock, they insist to close the case here5yr ⋅ crankgroup ⋅ r/OSHA
When tow trucks are too expensive and a new paint and other minor repairs aren't7yr ⋅ Stealth_Robot ⋅ r/OSHA
Plug lockout has a broken padlock. Its been like this for over 3 weeks and the WHS reps know all about it.5yr ⋅ Pvt_Haggard_610 ⋅ r/OSHA
Back when i was a teenager and i ran a parts recycling business with another teenager.1yr ⋅ dbnrdaily ⋅ r/OSHA
I should invest in duct tape as they add a new layer every three days to keep the vapor in1yr ⋅ FishNcoffee ⋅ r/OSHA
Whenever it rains at my workplace, rain comes through the ceilings in multiple places and all they do is put some barrels to “collect” it. Our main (and only) walkway is slick concrete covered in water and oil spots. You have to strategically step to not slip. No wet floor signs either.4yr ⋅ buttwhat123 ⋅ r/OSHA
Little breeze on them toes, never come home with sweaty socks after a long day's work1yr ⋅ Nomad_Gui ⋅ r/OSHA
Just doing a little sundeck demo and rebuild. Nothing to see here... cause that's what's holding this thing up lol.4yr ⋅ NotManicJustHappy ⋅ r/OSHA
Installing solar panels. One guy has a harness but isn't tied off, the other has no harness. The rope is for attaching to the panels, but is so long that the panel would hit the ground.2yr ⋅ s1gnalZer0 ⋅ r/OSHA
I went to the back door of my office and found this, after i asked, found that the door lock is broken and they secured like this5yr ⋅ crankgroup ⋅ r/OSHA
Yep. Thats totally a corrosive liquid. Can definitely pack this right next to flammable.2yr ⋅ MertwithYert ⋅ r/OSHA
Spotted in the clearance aisle at my local Walmart. Because why would you need to find and access a fire extinguisher quickly.1yr ⋅ printrdude42 ⋅ r/OSHA
shed held up by a forklift while insulating the floor. nothin to see here folks2yr ⋅ Jeffreyr18 ⋅ r/OSHA
