[kleinephoenix]

Originally Posted by chuck Dean ↗

Really? Yeah its dangerous work, everything is dirty and greasy, it's always hot and smelly, plus your wearing lots of gear. Then you have tools that are big and heavy, then you have the pumping to keep up with. The boss is told to never stop also because it's all money.

I mean, 100 years ago that would be just OK due to the lack of experience..
I doubt lumberjacks encounter the same hardship nowadays, cause the production is power-driven (mostly)
I hope, in the close future the oil-production sector will be able if not to replace humans but to mechanize certain function that pose major haazard.

[ranman1]

So much heavy falling shit, damn!

[SparktricianMike]

fucks sake, do some maintenance on the god damn motor brakes....

[allbassfearme]

I am so thankful that is one industry I never worked in. So much stuff can go wrong so fast. Wow!

[-NocturnalPulse-]

Some were lucky others..not so much.

[Beats.77511]

sucks dying trying to bring food to the table

[Nutdip]

I'd rather suck bum balls than do that job.

[Tubalious4]

That man at 0:40. Just fucking poor luck.

[cocainesalvation]

they should consider choosing a different manufacturer for the hoist, every second accident a winch slams into the bore

[1Monster666]

Everyone dies at least once in the oil field.