[The Krokodil]

Originally Posted by lvblvb ↗

Looks like he fixed it all right.

I agree, at least he got the machine to work. Good job!!

[icehole]

Originally Posted by phuckphace ↗

I don't know either. It's probably an auger for cultivating or trenching. Either way, he felt every inch of that.

He was a great repairman
But at what cost?

[Spiffyfable]

Basically what happens when you have High Personal Work Ethics

[realsalvador]

Stupid brainless people deserve that

[Meridian]

These workplace death roll accidents are always caught by cctv but clearly no one ever monitors those things. They end up spinning into mince for eternity with not one fuck given. They probably only think to check the footage when they notice someone hasn’t picked up their pay check and there’s an ominous stain on one of the machines.

[Tyrantus]

Shows why it's important to not get distracted and rush through the job when working around this kind of machinery.

[Marcher73]

i'd love to see the aftermath vid, i'm sure he spun there for 6hrs until the next shift came in.

[HiBypass]

pull your feet out before hitting start button

ashes to ashes, mud to mud. let the earth slowly reclaim him as worm food

[Mr_Shlaapu]

Originally Posted by LittleNightmare ↗

I must be stupid too, because I couldn't figure it out

It's a chopper at a waste management plant. Basically a turd-n-tampon cutter to help break down solid waste so it can be processed. They get hung up a lot if there's a "shitload" of solids (toilet paper clumps, tampons condoms etc) and stop spinning.

Usually you're supposed to shut down the whole tanks power so this kind of "crap" doesn't happen.

[John Doenut]

Not only did he fix the problem, to ensure that the auger was working he switched it on while standing on it.
Yes guys, it’s working perfectly fiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnneeeeee NOWWWWWWWW