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12-30-2012, 09:51 AM
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Re: Woman Loses Scalp in Industrial Accident
I hope she sues the company blind, i mean first week on the job, without any supervision cleaning out runnning machinery? Complete madness, why not let 4 year olds play with powertools or knives, it's the same thing. New workers should undergo basic training even a course on safety and then the following weeks learn the job from a experienced worker and the after that do the job under supervision of co-workers. Here in Belgium when you first start to work you get assigned to a peter (you could call it an uncle of some sort) who is ussually a skilled craftsman in his 50's and he will learn you the trade during the first year on the job. I work for a large chemical factory well known all over the world, and here the job is taken very seriously, no cowboy's here on the workfloor.
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12-30-2012, 10:00 AM
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Re: Woman Loses Scalp in Industrial Accident
Young workers have to be protected against themselfs, usually the big 6 foot 250 pound dudes are the worst, direct from school i have seen am sticking there fingers in running milling machines to pick up there calipers they just dropt and then when you confront them start to laugh like bill and ted or beavis and butthead. I'm just saying a 18, 19 or 20 year old is still a child, mostly unaware of little stupid safety details, which could have catastrophic consequences.
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