Posted by Married2Allis on December 08, 2015 at 05:06:26 from (151.151.16.19):
After high school I got a job for an HVAC company in their metal shop. I was very glad I never saw any serious injuries, but there were some funny moments. We had to makeup a set of ductwork for each HVAC job. The installers would load them on the truck the next morning. Working with sheet metal you would get cut once in a while. Some installers got really upset when they saw blood on the ductwork! They would come back in at the end of the day and yell at us. Then the shop foreman would yell at us. The funniest thing was there was a bench grinder with one side missing so that when it ran the threaded shaft was exposed and rotating. A couple of guys in the shop had long hair. One day someone had the grinder on and dropped something on the floor and went to pick it up. The next thing he knew most of his hair was gone on the one side of his head. Foreman came out and yelled at us again when he saw the clumps of hair spinning around on the ginder.
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