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klutzman

Cleveland, OH, US
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klutzman
Retired; restoring late 19th century frame Italianate. Far more fulfilling than the thirty plus years I worked otherwise.


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Re: That Can't Be Safe! A Visit to the Shingle Mill

Regrettably someone will eventually injure themselves or die from injury at one of these machines. A court award of compensation for such injury or death will likely be more than enough to pay for some ingenious guards which would prevent injury without diminishing productivity.

That ingenuity should happen now, before somebody is hurt or killed. Marvelling about how long such practices went without injury will not suffice in court.

Where's OSHA on this?

posted: 5:39 pm on December 14th