[Bletch]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

Alright man, you got me fair and square

I'll stop that shit now. It was funny while it lasted though.

I know I’ve been successful when you took your time to go through all my latest comments just to dislike them What’s even better (and disturbing) is that you disliked comments I made such as the one where a little girl had to watch a horrible murder/suicide of her parents. Or my strong condemnations of men abusing and murdering women etc etc. And the absolutely best thing is that I have screenshots of your sickest dislikes. I think someone actually ended up in the hall of shame for abusing the like/dislike feature

….and you have achieved absolutely nothing more than making yourself look bad

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by Bletch ↗

And the absolutely best thing is that I have screenshots of your sickest dislikes.

ooh scary. Did it ever cross your mind that I don't give a flying fuck what you think? You fucking tit

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by RollOnWheelie ↗

I've poked through some video, liability-wise, and this thing...I still have no opinion. Not even an opinion.

But RollOn you've gotta have an opinion! Did God reach out and hit the motherfucking start button?

[niuans]

They don't need him anymore in this job

[Lucid7]

I'm wondering if he was performing maintenance on the machine and it wasn't "locked out". I worked in Factory Automation for 30 years and I've heard a LOT of maintenance accident stories for sure.

[RebelFX]

Originally Posted by Nofx99 ↗

In Australia they'd ask him to fill out an incident report.

Nice name bro.. the FX in my name is in homage to NoFX

[muzaqman]

So I am guessing that this wasn't part of the Safety Initiative during orientation....

[muzaqman]

Originally Posted by RebelFX ↗

Nice name bro.. the FX in my name is in homage to NoFX

That's GAY!

[Alchemistry]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

In the USA metal stamping presses are required to have safety shut off devices such as "light curtains" that stop the machine if an operators hand or arm enters the press. if someone needs to stick their hand in the press they put in a safety stop, I've seen a short length of large steel I-beam used.

The joke used to be the metal press workers would hold their beers with their thumb and pinky, the other fingers cut off in press accidents. Just my .02

Yes, and many of the presses require a "palm station" to cycle.
There are two buttons spaced far enough apart to prevent one-handed operation.
I'd guess this guy was maintenance/tooling/setup. From my experience, those guys are too cool for LOTO procedures.