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This Online Group Is Shaming People For Failing At The One Job They Had To Do, And Here Are 45 Of The Funniest Examples
If you liked our publications on the subreddit 'OSHA' or the Facebook group 'Looks Like An OSHA Violation But Ok,' you should enjoy this one as well.
(I'll commit the sin of paraphrasing this community's title, but trust me, it's just a minor change and doesn't detract anything from it.)
The subreddit is called '[Dumb] People At Work.' Even though it's smaller than its aforementioned cousins and has just over 9K members, the content is just as good. Or bad. Depends on how you look at it.
Tying up dirt and rocks with straps, building questionable towers from nearby material instead of getting a ladder... It's all there!
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Dumbass Welding A Fence
To top it all off his eyes are going to feel like sandpaper in a few hours.
Trainee: What's That Red Ligth On The Grounding Box Engineer: Red Light ??? Send A Photo
Most of these people look like they have never heard of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). It's a federal agency responsible for ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for employees in the United States.
OSHA sets and enforces standards for workplace safety and health, and provides training, outreach, education, and assistance to employers and workers.
OSHA violations occur when an employer fails to comply with OSHA standards or regulations. These violations can range from minor infractions, such as failing to properly label a chemical container, to serious violations that result in injury or death, such as failure to provide proper fall protection or failure to adequately train employees on the use of hazardous chemicals.
Good Thing They Tied It, Would Be Bad If It Dropped
Interestingly, this could be malicious compliance if there's a rule that loads must be strapped down.
Actually A Superhero
Interesting Way Of Starting Up His Chainsaw
A guy that hopelessly stupid probably shouldn't be breeding anyway, let's face it.
In the United States, OSHA has the authority to inspect workplaces for compliance with OSHA standards, and can issue citations and fines to employers who are found to be in violation. Employers have the right to contest OSHA citations, but if the citations are upheld, the employer must correct the violation and pay any associated fines.
There are several common OSHA violations that occur in the United States. Some of the most frequently cited violations include:
- Lack of fall protection: Falls are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and deaths, and OSHA requires employers to provide adequate fall protection for employees who work at heights. This includes installing guardrails, safety netting, and other protective measures to prevent falls.
- Lack of hazard communication: Employers are required to provide information to employees about the hazards they may encounter on the job, including the proper handling and storage of hazardous chemicals.
So Apparently This Needed To Be Spoken At My Work At Some Point
Mechanic Of The Year
"All Of This Product Was Broken When We Received It"
Rudy Gobert Infecting People With Corona
- Lack of proper respiratory protection: Employers must provide adequate respiratory protection to employees who work in environments where they may be exposed to hazardous substances. This includes providing the proper respirators and training employees on how to use them.
- Lack of machine guarding: Employers must provide proper machine guards to protect employees from being injured by moving machinery parts.
- Lack of proper electrical safety: Employers must follow OSHA standards for electrical safety, including the use of proper grounding and electrical protective equipment.
What’s Wrong With This Photo?
Customer States; "Vibration At Highway Speeds"
Surprise, Don’t Listen To Your Boss? You Get Fired. Not Exactly A New Concept
If I was responsible for cleaning bathrooms, I think I'd be wearing a mask no matter what the policy was...weird hill to choose to die on, but aright
Given Her Statements , I Think This Qualifies As A Dumbass At Work
OSHA violations can have serious consequences for both employers and employees. Employers who violate OSHA standards can face fines, legal action, and negative publicity, which can damage their reputation and bottom line. Employees who work in unsafe conditions or who are not properly trained on how to use hazardous materials may suffer serious injuries or death.
Lost A Huge Part Of His Cargo On The Highway,caused An Accident And Ran Away
So This Package Arrived At My Work Today. All I Can Imagine Is Someone Taking Half An Hour To Staple This Package Shut
Maybe Maybe
Hey Boss... Where Should I Put This Plunger ?
It is important for both employers and employees to be aware of OSHA standards and regulations, and to take steps to ensure compliance. Employers should conduct regular safety audits and training sessions, and employees should report any safety concerns they have to their supervisors. By working together to ensure compliance with OSHA standards, employers and employees can help create a safe and healthy work environment.
Let's hope this subreddit helps to spread this message!
Safety First.. That Is What I Always Say!
I watched a contractor take an aluminum ladder off his truck. Extend & kept on getting really close to the power line. He had his music blasting. The home owner must have told him to watch the power lines. In doing so the guy started looking around, not up, & actually touched the power line several times. It must have had good insulation. I just sat there at the stop sign waiting for the flash & puff of smoke. If anybody ever needed to be electrocuted it was that contractor.
Can't fathom what he was trying to do, unless the hoist broke down and he was trying to get off.
Most lifts have an emergency descent on the basket. It can also be driven from the ground controls.
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If it was to fall on the person at the bottom of the ladder, I think they succeeded.
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Darwinism is definitely rampant in humans... more so even than COVID
How is it people don’t know of the rescue mode that lifts have?! I guess they never read the manual.
The guy holding the ladder lost his head in the 2nd picture. Is it under his left arm?
Lifts have 2 sets of controls. One in the basket and one on the ground. We use to hit the emergency stop on the ground controls as a prank, leaving the person in the basket stranded. Just long enough to get in a good laugh, then we'd turn it back on.
Who Needs A Ladder
Driving Your House Through The Bridge
Red Wine Tragedy
Lol Wut?
I Got This Email Back After Applying To A Job. I Don’t Think I’ll Be Working There
I Can’t Deal With People
Not Sure If This Belongs Here But My Colleague Sent Me This Picture Of This Lady At Our Work Site
She moved some of the scaffolding to have a nap on the grass. I don't think it crossed her mind that workers would be working above her and the risk of things falling on her. What a complete dumbass.
Company I Work For Sends Us Packages Like This All The Time. 1 Of 5,000+ Stores In USA
Thats just a major waste. I wish companies would stop doing stuff like this.
Sometimes You Have To Be A Risk Taker When You're Late For Work....and Sometimes You're Just A Dumbass
One Of The Most Interesting Resumes I Have Seen Thus Far. Anyone Need A Recommendation For A Nip And Tuck?
I Wonder When They Will Realize Where They Parked There Car…
This Crane On A Construction Site. (Pics Are Also Allowed Here)
A Gold Mine
This Dumbass With His Unstable Loads
One Of My Dad’s Customers
Rebel \m/
Trash Guy Dropped The Dumpster Into His Truck
Doubt it was his/her fault. These mechanisms are even supposed to bang and shake them to loosen the stuff. So if it falls in, some part must have been faulty.
Insert Picture Of The Qc Person Checking The Welds On My 2019 Jeep
Plugged The Christmas Trees In, Boss
I don't think it's drying what ever is in that line. In my experience most non -potable liquids do nasty things to your body
Someone Left Their Keys On The Wrong Shelf
I Changed The Sign Boss
Thirth
More Like Employee Of The Century!
Used to work at a glass factory. Happened there too, after a rush order a couple of us did on a Saturday. The manager thought he could drive a forklift. We refused to work another 6 hours, and the manager was "reassigned" the Monday after. Still hurts to think about it.
I’m Just Trying To Organize A Meeting. Will You Be There Or Not?
Got Stuck. Clearly Wasn't Watching
We have a bridge in my home town that acts as a truck trap. It has a clear max height warning, yet several time a year, it snares another victim. So, the city decided the warning was not enough, and they placed a construct infront of the bridge, so if the truck wont fit, this thing hits the roof first and wont cause as much damage on either the truck or bridge. The problem is, they only placed one of those, in one direction even though it is a two way street because they claimed "most trucks drive in this direction". It only took some weeks, and a truck got stuck again - coming from the other direction.
Local Grocery Store. Top It Off With Masks Being Mandatory
One Of My Employees Isn't The Brightest Bulb In The Box. He's Been Trying To Install This Lock For An Hour Using The Wrong Setting On The Bolt Wondering Why He Was Struggling
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Oh, I have a fun one! I’m playing D&D with my family. Background: the party just got our asses kicked, and have been captured. My mom was a sorcerer, my brother was a rogue, and I was a paladin. My dad was DMing. So, my brother picks the lock of our cell and sneaks out, and tries to steal the (asleep) guard’s sword. Critical failure, the guard wakes up. Roll for initiative. Literally the NEXT TURN, I, the MEAT SHIELD, grab the sword and lop off the guy’s head. Shortly followed by in-character banter about the meat shield doing the rogue’s job.
My dad once tried to attack a fire imp with fire. Also my players trial-and-errored though a simple Indiana Jones floor puzzle. This is why I love D&D.
Load More Replies... Oh, I have a fun one! I’m playing D&D with my family. Background: the party just got our asses kicked, and have been captured. My mom was a sorcerer, my brother was a rogue, and I was a paladin. My dad was DMing. So, my brother picks the lock of our cell and sneaks out, and tries to steal the (asleep) guard’s sword. Critical failure, the guard wakes up. Roll for initiative. Literally the NEXT TURN, I, the MEAT SHIELD, grab the sword and lop off the guy’s head. Shortly followed by in-character banter about the meat shield doing the rogue’s job.
My dad once tried to attack a fire imp with fire. Also my players trial-and-errored though a simple Indiana Jones floor puzzle. This is why I love D&D.
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