Posted by UA Fitter on March 14, 2012 at 04:35:15 from (74.112.141.8):
In Reply to: OSHA posted by toolz on March 13, 2012 at 20:16:55:
I call BS on this one. No OSHA inspector would ever make a repair or place equipment in service, and in my experience and training, this is still wrong. It doesn't matter what you put below the first hook, that hook is still a violation.
Say what you will about the various safety regulatory agencies, they've done a lot to improve workplace safety, especially in the construction industry. Yes, an owly inspector can make life difficult, but not nearly as difficult as a loss of life.
This is usually about the time that people start ranting about how if they want to let their grandkids ride on the PTO shaft it's their business and very safe because they've been farming for 245 years and so the laws of physics and medicine don't apply to them.
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