Osha shoulkd just put a bullet in peoples heads.

**deathgodusmc** · 04-30-11, 06:52 PM

Oh my fucking god. 5 fucking hours i have been sitting here listening to this bullshit. What a fucking scam make it mandatory to have at least an osha 10 then charge a hundred bucks for it. I find myself wishing someone would just put a bullet in my head and get it over with. Seriously if you actually learn anything from this corse the world was better off without you.

Realistically why does a fucking floor guy need any of this shit? There should be an exemption for people that dont deal with any of this garbage.

**flame** · 04-30-11, 07:37 PM

I am all for a safe work place, but 99% of it is common sense. I heard of a safety inspector cutting both ends off an extension cord for it having a nick in the outer jacket. I would kick someones ass for that shit. I love the job sites where if you have safety glasses, a hard hat, and steel toe boots you are safe... Yeah your invincible to a 3/8" bolt. I ran a good number of calls to a large job site where they had safety meetings every morning and a safety trailer with a bunch of nuckle heads that get on golf carts and drive around and then make a report of the day. In all that they still managed to kill 2 or 3 and I saw a foot get cut off and a bunch of other crap.

If you dont hire idiots you could skip half the safety bs and have 0 injuries.

**deathgodusmc** · 04-30-11, 07:47 PM

Why do i need 2 hours of training on the different types of cranes and the saftey procedures for them? Wouldn't that be better for someone that at least gets near them?

**laggyNgroovy** · 04-30-11, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Why do i need 2 hours of training on the different types of cranes and the saftey procedures for them? Wouldn't that be better for someone that at least gets near them?

Stop it. Now you're just being cost effective.

**flame** · 04-30-11, 08:43 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Why do i need 2 hours of training on the different types of cranes and the saftey procedures for them? Wouldn't that be better for someone that at least gets near them?

You mean you dont set your tile with a crane? No wonder your back is hurting. See OSHA would have saved you, next time lay the tile with the crane and you'll be fine!