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TheStatutoryApe said:The newest b-rated horror flick The Work Place: Will You Be Here Tomorrow
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Definitely a film to be taken seriously. I've worked in industry for about thirty years now and have heard of many deadly accidents with some absolutely horrific ones in the mix. One non-lethal accident that still makes me cringe thinking about it was the guy who had his leg deep fried in a potato-chip plant.
There was a systems integration job that I once reviewed for bid at a plant that makes heavy-gauge wire products. Everywhere you went there was heavy machinery with cutters chomping and presses rolling and about a thousand ways to get hurt; which means liability for me for anything I do. Then, I swear to God, I met the floor manager - a one-armed guy called Lefty. Bye bye!
There is a basic rule of thumb in industry: The longer you have worked, the more you think about safety.
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