What causes a Fire Extinguisher to become overcharged? Got a question on it and can’t seem to find anything in my research.1yr ⋅ swimteamrasta ⋅ r/OSHA
15 inch gap to get the fire extinguisher that’s surrounded by cardboard boxes filled with wooden cabinets5yr ⋅ theegreggg ⋅ r/OSHA
I was told by one of the scientists “but technically it’s not obstructed...”4yr ⋅ the_nubster ⋅ r/OSHA
Someone decided it was a good idea to remove the upper part of a supporting wall in an old home. The little bright piece of wood is holding everything up now.3yr ⋅ marn20 ⋅ r/OSHA
How my grandfather survived 55 years of masonry with that kind of scaffolding is a mystery to me.4yr ⋅ Renshaw25 ⋅ r/OSHA
Rainy day? Lots of event lighting? Bring out the tape and extension cords!3yr ⋅ mcdouglefangIII ⋅ r/OSHA
You already know he was scooting along too, while on the bucket. Also job site exposed to coronavirus and still open4yr ⋅ lpplph ⋅ r/OSHA
The safest way to carry lifts of lumber from one part of a yard to a waiting truck! Up in the air above the cab while driving forward. lol! I see these guys doing this every time I go to this yard.2yr ⋅ johnvosh ⋅ r/OSHA
My jobsite today. I'm a superintendent and yes that vein on my forehead was sticking out.4yr ⋅ fruffymuffy ⋅ r/OSHA
This note should keep them safe... There is literally a lock out station 4 feet to the left of this sign.3yr ⋅ jthomas611 ⋅ r/OSHA
My boss says , don’t worry there’s a ladder on site.. good thing I brought my own3yr ⋅ runescape4200 ⋅ r/OSHA
Things like this tend to happen when you shift saws in the middle of a cut.2yr ⋅ memequeefer69 ⋅ r/OSHA
Had a guy flip the roller because he got to close to the edge with the vibrator on...3yr ⋅ Jesterbomb123 ⋅ r/OSHA
12' step ladder leaning against a wall unsecured in a store. Even a toddler could pull this thing over.6yr ⋅ how_do_i_change_this ⋅ r/OSHA
Was tempted to trap his tail under my tire and let him unreel his spool when the light turned green4yr ⋅ distant_splatter ⋅ r/OSHA
So that's why you're supposed to keep them capped and locked upright in a cage.6yr ⋅ three_am ⋅ r/OSHA
Attached to nothing. 2nd floor window. Leaning out. Not tryna see a death today1yr ⋅ mumsthew0rd ⋅ r/OSHA
Opposite of what we normally see here wanted to show love for my safety guy. Brand new first aid kit!!5yr ⋅ apeschake ⋅ r/OSHA
Our front entrance walkway had a large chunk missing and someone tripped. Broken pallet wood was the solution.4yr ⋅ caricpatto ⋅ r/OSHA
3m Long robot arm, no cage around it, no optical sensors. Supervisor just says don't walk in front of it (Found in a video by SmarterEveryday) There is no way this is adequate protection from becoming a statistic7mo ⋅ MariaGirl625 ⋅ r/OSHA
Found another trip hazard on the same job site. I painted it orange with my marking paint if it helps anybody not trip and break their face.1yr ⋅ 1320Fastback ⋅ r/OSHA
Ladder safety is a part of the class I’m taking today and this is an example3yr ⋅ nocinnamonplease ⋅ r/OSHA
Had a beer with this guy before I watched him scale and live wire the light in... Should I buy him a beer before he heads to the next one just incase it's his last beer?7yr ⋅ iTravelLots ⋅ r/OSHA
Local workers fixing a broken 16 water main. No shoring because they didn't want to tear up the neighborhood.5yr ⋅ spamtardeggs ⋅ r/OSHA
Contractor at my house using a gas concrete saw. No hearing protection, no eye protection, shorts and tennis shoes.9mo ⋅ twforeman ⋅ r/OSHA
Melting snow piles don't make for a good foundation for scaffolding apparently6yr ⋅ Bittrexx ⋅ r/OSHA
No protection. This guy is operating a concrete saw with no eye or hearing protection.6yr ⋅ gtaguy75 ⋅ r/OSHA
