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Im not getting involved as elf n safety is always the whipping boy
However, i do very confidently know what the outcome will be if it ever goes wrong with that chop saw
Im not getting involved as elf n safety is always the whipping boy
Can someone be prosecuted for hurting themselves? As a private individual?Im not getting involved as elf n safety is always the whipping boy
However, i do very confidently know what the outcome will be if it ever goes wrong with that chop saw
No, but the set up in the picture is not in someone's back garden, then there are members of the public to considerCan someone be prosecuted for hurting themselves? As a private individual?
It is outside my warehouse in a shared carpark. Perhaps I will move outside another unit. Gates are locked on the weekend and the saw is never left unattended. Only I use it. I have a very healthy respect for it.No, but the set up in the picture is not in someone's back garden, then there are members of the public to consider
It doesnt matter if the wood ultimately ends up at your home, the activity looks like its on a business premises
This does seem like a very large can of worms that has been opened![]()
It isn't even that cold any more - are management aware?You wouldn't think there's an energy crisis at my work..
About 20 of these massive gas heaters above and there all on.
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Myself I think all health and safety should be banned including all guards on machinery. Natural selection would remove the section of society we don't need.Sadly though he is right.
Elf and safety is rife these days. Common sense vanished a long time ago.
Natural selection would remove the section of society we don't need.
I delivered stuff to one of my fathers customers when I was helping out, early 80s. He had lost both his hands in an industrial press. Had two metal hooks, yes he got compo but couldnt even pick his own nose. Just an inadvertent accident on an unguarded machine that shouldn't have happened. He had only been out of the navy for about a year.Or at least parts of them...
It would remove large sections of the workforce, too.Myself I think all health and safety should be banned including all guards on machinery. Natural selection would remove the section of society we don't need.
As well as those we do when machinery fails . . . or those without the oft-mentioned "common sense" instruct those not old enough to know, or argue, to do stupid stuff . . .Myself I think all health and safety should be banned including all guards on machinery. Natural selection would remove the section of society we don't need.
I delivered stuff to one of my fathers customers when I was helping out, early 80s. He had lost both his hands in an industrial press. Had two metal hooks, yes he got compo but couldnt even pick his own nose. Just an inadvertent accident on an unguarded machine that shouldn't have happened. He had only been out of the navy for about a year.
Couldnt use tv remote or set up the video recorder…..focuses the mind when you meet someone like that.
Perhaps. But when other countries simply continue to increase their GHG emissions without care, it does feel like we are peeing into the wind somewhat. Sure, we could do better but the difference it will make has got to be negligible, while China, India and Russia maintain the attitude they have.
She really should have listened to me
Thats certainly a fair comment. It would be interesting to get a revised figure based on this. No idea if you could even calculate it.The only fair way of pointing the carbon finger of blame is to attach a carbon count to every product made world wide, tabs should be kept on what countries have imported these products and add the count to their tally.Its all to easy to point at countries in the east guffing GHG emmisions but most of them are doing so to supply consumers in the west. We make nothing so we are clean doesn't really work, we import plenty.
Bob