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This Online Community Is All About People Who Don’t Prioritize Safety, As If They’re Immortal (New Pics)
Like Bored Panda explained in our first article on this online community, r/OSHA is a subreddit devoted to a really noble cause—reminding people to stay safe at work. It borrowed its name from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and is collecting pictures of folks who are really pushing their luck, trying to deter others from trying similar stunts. We're talking drivers who aren't securing the load, ladders that are tied together using hair and hope, and such intricate wire mazes, even electricity can't navigate them. So get out your safety goggles and keep scrolling, the pics are wild!
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#1
Look At The Mama Forklift Holding The Little One!
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#2
The Sign I Keep On My Workbench
#3
I Took This Call Yesterday
#4
Safety 3rd!
#6
Hello I'd Like To Change A Lamp
#7
All Good. She'll Hold, Now Back To Work
#8
No, I Do Not Need To Secure The Load, I Will Unload It Soon
#9
Happened A Few Years Back, Supervisor Of These Guys Said He Had Done This Technique For Years
#10
Installing An Air-Conditioning Unit
#11
On The Brink Of Decapitating Someone
#12
"Oh Yes Lets Lock The Emergency Stop Button"
Teucer T 5 years ago
Seriously, though... When you have weird regulations you have to do something. For instance, when regulations say you need to have an emergency stop button for a hospital's emergency generator outside the hospital... And if anyone touches it at the wrong time 50 people on artificial life support will die.
#13
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
#14
At My Work
#15
I See That Evertbody Followed Safety Rules On Last Nights Shift
#16
Longest Ladder In The World, Edinburgh,scotland
#17
Meanwhile In Russia
#18
Acid You Say?
#19
Makes My Knees Weak To Imagine Climbing Up It
#20
Holy Cow, How Fast Was He Going Or How Thin Walled Is That Metal Post?
Alexis Alcaide González 5 years ago
A combination of collumns A and B, void interior plus forklit's top speed
#21
Changing A Light Bulb
#22
Bless Him
#23
Tree Limb Removal- Oof
#24
Don’t Worry, This Bar Will Help Protect You From The Spinning Fan Of Misfortune
#25
Nothing Wrong Here
#27
Gravity And Stretch Wrap Should Do It
#28
It Smells Like B**ch In Here!
#29
When You Got A Lunch Break On A Crane But You're Too Lazy To Go Down
#30
Convenience Outlet
#31
How The Other Trade On Site Was Charging Their Batteries
#32
Using A Heated 2700psi Pressure Washer To Clean Your Boots
#33
Anyone Up For Jenga?
#34
There Was A Meeting About This....
#35
I Can Almost Reach It!
#36
Don’t Worry, I Got You
#37
At Least His Eyepatch Is Protecting One Of His Eyes
#38
Guess Something Got Stuck In The Wood Chipper
CowboyHank 5 years ago
This kinda looks staged. I'll bet it's locked out. Not very funny though.
#39
It's Probably Fine, But I've Seen Too Many Collapse To Not Cringe
#40
How About A Bmw
Ryan Deschanel 5 years ago
Why could not it happen to someone else? Rich people always get the wrong end of the stick, life is so unfair...
#41
Got A Note They “Fixed” All The Broken Brackets Around The Store
Ross Warren 5 years ago
That's great until someone needs to use the fire extinguisher and it is tied down.
#42
For The Benefit Of The Environment, Reusing Is Our Top Priority
#43
Yes This Is Live. I Almost Stuck My Thumb In It
#44
Just Another Day In The World’s Greatest Army
#45
This Is How You Unload A Truck
#46
Um..this Guy Doesn't Realize The Fryers Have Wheels Plus There On
#47
Some Real Geniuses On The Job
#48
And He’s Pulling On The Shelves To Move Himself Down The Aisle
#49
Our Pool Chemical Room Emergency Eye Wash Station
#50
Had A Guy Flip The Roller Because He Got To Close To The Edge With The Vibrator On...
#51
We Must Quickly Mount The Signpost Pointing In The Direction Of The Hospital
#52
Container Being Supported By A Single Pallet That Is Old And Moldy
#53
It's Shockingly Easy
#54
Nothing To See Here! Move Along!
#55
Good Technique
Attila Ángyán 5 years ago
Whats wrong with this? That lift is quite stable and they only stepped on the first section of handrail.
#56
They Even Turned The Wheels Sideways For Extra Security
Attila Ángyán 5 years ago
Nothing wrong here, the load is strapped and the forks are lifted and wedged underneath. It is perfectly safe.
#57
Cleaning A Metro Station In Rome On A Slippery Slope
#58
Its Uh...for Inflating Basketballs
WilvanderHeijden 5 years ago
If this is meant as a fix for a faulty hydraulics system, everyone involved should be sent to jail.
#59
No Stopping This Line!
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What do you think ?
White Paper Tsuru 5 years ago
I'm a nurse. I'm nodding my head at all the stupid things people do that land them in a hospital bed.
Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago
Teucer, what makes me think that your daughter’s degree means that you lack one, at least in the relevant field, is because you would have mentioned your own. This is a typical variant of “I deserve recognition because my husband was in the Navy”
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Kate J 5 years ago
That was disturbing, but I've seen similar situations while working in a stockroom. Management always shorted us on the equipment we needed to work so you make do with the old, rusty and broken equipment as well as go along with the inane suggestions of managers on how to use that broken equipment to do your job. I almost lost a finger in that place because of the outdated equipment they made us use.
ChickyChicky 5 years ago
Accidents are almost always due to management issues. Either people don't have the equipment or training to do the job safely, or they're told to hurry and just do it, or there's a culture of not being allowed to stop and say I won't do it, or there's no maintenance plan, etc etc.
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Hazel Waring 5 years ago
I'm studying to become a coroner; these pictures are the "before" to my "after" XD
White Paper Tsuru 5 years ago
I'm a nurse. I'm nodding my head at all the stupid things people do that land them in a hospital bed.
Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago
Teucer, what makes me think that your daughter’s degree means that you lack one, at least in the relevant field, is because you would have mentioned your own. This is a typical variant of “I deserve recognition because my husband was in the Navy”
Load More Replies... Kate J 5 years ago
That was disturbing, but I've seen similar situations while working in a stockroom. Management always shorted us on the equipment we needed to work so you make do with the old, rusty and broken equipment as well as go along with the inane suggestions of managers on how to use that broken equipment to do your job. I almost lost a finger in that place because of the outdated equipment they made us use.
ChickyChicky 5 years ago
Accidents are almost always due to management issues. Either people don't have the equipment or training to do the job safely, or they're told to hurry and just do it, or there's a culture of not being allowed to stop and say I won't do it, or there's no maintenance plan, etc etc.
Load More Replies... Hazel Waring 5 years ago
I'm studying to become a coroner; these pictures are the "before" to my "after" XD
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