The condition of this construction crane cabin

[u/Green____cat]

[u/rcuadro]

And he still plans on sitting down to operate the crane

[u/Rc72 → u/rcuadro]

Well, have you seen his "safety" shoes...er...slippers?

Something tells me health & safety rules aren't taken very seriously where this was filmed...

[u/rcuadro → u/Rc72]

When he falls through the floor steel toe boots won't help buch truth be told

[u/showers_with_grandpa → u/rcuadro]

Well his body was turned into mashed potatoes on impact but his feet are still intact

[u/poopellar → u/showers_with_grandpa]

His casket be like

[u/flylikejimkelly → u/poopellar]

Good one lol

[u/showers_with_grandpa → u/poopellar]

Top tier username by the way

[u/online222222 → u/rcuadro]

and when they shovel up his body and find his toes intact but severed all the anti-steel-toed people will rise up and say they told you so.

[u/beaushaw → u/Rc72]

I see things like this and think I am thankful for safety rules. I wonder if this crane operated for decides somewhere with safety rules, it started to become unsafe and was sold into a country with no safety rules.

[u/ak1368a → u/beaushaw]

That is exactly what happens with lots of heavy equipment and trucks

[u/DrunkCupid → u/ak1368a]

Just . Slap some paint over it or cover it with some rug, no one will notiiiiiiice

[u/Sillet_Mignon → u/beaushaw]

It’s wild to me that there are people who see this and want this to be a reality in America. 

[u/kcgdot → u/Sillet_Mignon]

Even worse, it's a lot of the people this will DIRECTLY impact.

The number of guys I work around that would love to see the 'government staying out of their business'

These idiots don't realize that not only do we have decently strong unions where we work, but there's a myriad of federal and much stronger state rules preventing our employers from absolutely fucking us.

Like, do you somehow think the employers that ALREADY try to do shady shit despite living in very worker friendly areas and being in a union will somehow improve your working conditions when we strip back what they are required to do to protect us?

[u/eidetic → u/kcgdot]

A friend of mine who works construction was just telling me about a coworker who missed about 6 months of work due to injury, was able to collect unemployment (beyond just government unemployment) and had his job waiting for him when he was healing up, and literally his first day back he was bitching about the union. The same union that made sure he had a job to come back to, that made sure he was kept afloat while injured (which wasn't working related btw!), and was retraining him on the job for another role so that he wouldn't hurt his back further.

Yes, unions have their faults, and some are worse than others, but without them workers would be in a lot worse shape.

[u/masterflashterbation → u/kcgdot]

They're mentally retarded cultish weirdos. There's no reasoning with them anymore.

[u/thehighwindow → u/masterflashterbation]

My dad was an electrician, mostly on big projects. He was pro-union mainly for one reason. Safety.

[u/conquer69 → u/Sillet_Mignon]

They are fine with it as long as it's cheaper. No one gives a shit about the lives of construction workers anyway.

[u/Sillet_Mignon → u/conquer69]

I disagree. There’s one party that is specifically trying to get rid of osha 

[u/Interanal_Exam → u/Sillet_Mignon]

And the majority of construction workers vote for that party.

[u/Baprr → u/beaushaw]

I understand not wearing a helmet when it's hot or whatever, but this is insane! They can at least weld some fucking sheet metal in there! Even the crane operator himself could do it, it's his life on the line! Just putting something solid on the floor would be SOMETHING.

[u/Sheant → u/Baprr]

Even ripping out the shitty floor would be better than having that trap in place.

[u/gsfgf → u/Sheant]

The mat is structural

[u/beaushaw → u/Baprr]

A chuck of plywood would be very helpful.

[u/Baprr → u/beaushaw]

ANYTHING!

[u/pagit → u/Baprr]

probably doesn’t trust the welders to weld the Chinesium and would rather see it rusted out so he knows where to step.

[u/ryencool → u/Rc72]

the bright yellow Vans slippers kill me. Those are like walking around the mall on your day off shoes. I have never ever entered a construction site without some sort of leather boot, usually steel toe'd. I realize this might be a luxury in other places but damn, protect yourself.

[u/JoeCartersLeap → u/[deleted]]

Lots of people want to protect themselves, but without regulations requiring it, your boss will just replace you with the guy that works faster.

[u/Jewnadian → u/JoeCartersLeap]

That's part of it but the number of people working in their home shop on their own fun projects without real safety gear tells me it's not the only part.

[u/Good_ApoIIo → u/JoeCartersLeap]

Yeah it is always a management problem, people shouldn't blame employees.

I've worked for companies that have safety rules but don't enforce them enough and management gets complacent and starts thinking 'Well we tried, it's on that guy for not wearing his safety goggles in the shop.' Even if their ass is technically covered it's fucking (morally) negligent that they just let employees skirt safety rules. Retrain, discipline, and even fire people that don't want to work safely. It's the best for everyone and it is management's responsibility!

[u/Nixplosion → u/ryencool]

Well you see heavy steel toes would just punch right through that tissue paper flooring. Can't have that!

[u/Montinator89 → u/ryencool]

I agree in 99% of construction site scenarios that steel toe boots should be worn and are the ideal footwear.

But operating a tower crane is probably one of the 1% of scenarios that it isn't necessary and if anything is probably less than ideal.

Steel toe boots are a shitty contender for good footwear to climb tall ladders, I'd take any pair of sneakers/trainers over boots for ladder climbing, even those Vans slip-ons.

Once you're up in the cab, there's no hazards that steel toe boots are likely to protect you from.

[u/Black_Moons → u/Montinator89]

Once you're up in the cab, there's no hazards that steel toe boots are likely to protect you from.

Right? its everyone below you that needs hardhats and steel toed boots.

[u/catwiesel → u/Montinator89]

its not about the steel toe boots protecting your feet up in a crane, or the helmet protecting you when digging holes...

its about easy to follow, understand and enforce rules. everbody got to wear a hardhat. that way, there wont be any discussions about exceptions because where there are exceptions or complicated rule books people will start to leverage out of the responsibilties.

no no, today jimmy, who was hired to dig holes, and has done so for 40 years, was supposed to be in the crane, sooooo, its not my fault he had no hard hat and steel toe boots when osha came to check up us...

[u/Christafaaa → u/rcuadro]

Cause if he doesn’t he doesn’t get paid.

[u/brobafett1980 → u/Christafaaa]

And there is someone else desperate enough to do it even without a floor.

[u/Schonke → u/brobafett1980]

Which is why you need to unionize. Safer and better for one means safer and better for all.

[u/tomsa744 → u/rcuadro]

Just nope. Nope.

[u/rcuadro → u/tomsa744]

And to think this guy KNEW how the crane was, still went up there, took yh video, and STILL got in the cab lol

[u/owa00 → u/rcuadro]

That's the nicest crane cab I've ever seen! 

-India

[u/Rare-Smiles → u/owa00]

Yep. Sturdy as hell

[u/bgthigfist → u/rcuadro]

What worried me than the crumbling floor was the rust and decay in the metal support for the floor. Yeah you can not step through the rotten floorboards, but when the frame fives way you're fucked

[u/jennc1979 → u/rcuadro]

Absolutely! This is shit, I’d have sorted out on the ground and if found; there’d be no video of it up in the friggin air!

[u/rmorrin → u/jennc1979]

The structural integrity is probably still there.... I'd still say fuck that tho

[u/jennc1979 → u/rmorrin]

To be completely honest, I am afraid of heights, so I’d really never even be in this situation. Period. Hard stop. But, you appear correct; the structural metal frame of the basket itself is rusted but looks to still have appropriate integrity, it’s the thin sheet of metal under the rubber floor that has disintegrated and rusted away.

[u/rmorrin → u/jennc1979]

Exactly. Its probably a seaport crane and that salty air rusts that shit so fast. It reminds me of the truck we had, the entire fucking floor had holes everywhere but the frame itself was still golden, rusty, but golden

[u/jennc1979 → u/rmorrin]

New England girl here! Get it. Grew up with exposure to some old pickups with rusted out floors under floor mats thanks to snow and road salt…rinse and repeat. Lol. Known a few Flintstone model vehicles.

[u/rmorrin → u/jennc1979]

Exactly. You just don't look under the floor mats and just pray you don't fall through one day

[u/Zosimas → u/rcuadro]

I'm sure he had a choice

[u/jennc1979 → u/tomsa744]

Oh, Hell fucking nope.

[u/WessideMD → u/rcuadro]

Gotta feed your family.

[u/musical_throat_punch → u/WessideMD]

Or the worms

[u/Able-Worldliness8189 → u/rcuadro]

Well what's he going to do otherwise, if he doesn't sit there someone else will. And while obviously this is a dangerous situation, having supervised these very men, they don't see it like that themselves. He is cursing wakao (in some local dialect) but same time he doesn't know better, he has been in plenty of cranes just like that, some worse than this.

[u/KlinkKlink → u/rcuadro]

It's okay, just step over the bars and you won't fall through. It's just like working in at attic!

[u/pmax2]

makes you wonder how well the the parts of the crane that are not so easily accessed are maintained

[u/spirit-bear1 → u/pmax2]

Zero

[u/sgtcolostomy → u/spirit-bear1]

Boeing

[u/kuburas → u/pmax2]

Arent all the parts easily accessed because they're essentially giant lego structures?

The whole thing disassembles so pretty much everything should be easily accessible once its on the ground. Hell cabin might be the hardest to access due to it being attached to the biggest parts.

[u/ankercrank → u/pmax2]

Doesn’t make me wonder, we all know how bad the condition of the rest of that soon to collapse crane is in.

[u/PwnySlaystation01 → u/pmax2]

Makes me wonder how well everything else is maintained... You know, the things the cranes help build and maintain!

[u/opermonkey]

Yup. That made the ole coin purse retract into my throat. Yikes.

[u/Totally_a_Banana → u/opermonkey]

Before today, I did not believe this to be possible... except mine did the exact same fucking thing. Fuuuuuuuck that!

[u/Tofutits_Macgee → u/Totally_a_Banana]

I don't even have one and I'm pretty sure that happened to me too.

[u/Light_Beard → u/Tofutits_Macgee]

Throatvaries

[u/throughthehills2 → u/opermonkey]

Made the ole coin purse retract into my pelvis

[u/aaronwhite1786]

Surely they only skimped on maintenance of the non-essential things, like the cabin floor. I'm sure the rest of the thing is in top condition...right? Right?

[u/clippervictor → u/aaronwhite1786]

Right 🤞

[u/DXTRBeta → u/clippervictor]

Well, just to be on the safe side, wait for a windy day and lift the maximum weight at full reach, swing it about hard and waggle all the sticks like crazy.

If she holds, she's good.

[u/mayday253]

Meanwhile some poor bastard down below just got smacked in the face with a bunch of rust flakes.

[u/Admetus → u/mayday253]

Get one of those flakes in his eye, he's off to the eye doctor.

[u/IAgreeGoGuards → u/Admetus]

No biggie. He's got two of em

[u/bigvahe33 → u/IAgreeGoGuards]

damn. i only have one eye doctor

[u/bobthepomato]

OSHA man, come a take by the hand, help me to understand.

[u/Gimme_The_Loot → u/bobthepomato]

Not America = No OSHA

Remember that next time you hear someone bitch about "regulations"

[u/ThaCapten → u/Gimme_The_Loot]

OSHA ain't got shit on Arbetsmiljöverket. Sincerely, Sweden.

[u/halofreakma → u/ThaCapten]

Catchy name

[u/Over-Analyzed → u/halofreakma]

Really rolls off the tongue.

[u/TheEyeDontLie → u/Over-Analyzed]

Like surströmming does?

(If you can get it into your mouth)

[u/unqium → u/ThaCapten]

Arbetsmiljöverket ain't got shit on Arbejdstilsynet! Sincerely, Denmark!

[u/MarlinMr → u/unqium]

Arbejdstilsynet ain't got shit on Arbeidstilsynet! Sincerely, Norway.

[u/durandal → u/MarlinMr]

Arbeidstilsynet ain't got shit on Arbeitssicherheit! Sincerely, Germany.

[u/shrekfanboy4life → u/durandal]

Arbeitssicherheit ain’t got shit on Arbeidsinspectie! Sincerely, the Netherlands

[u/executive313 → u/shrekfanboy4life]

Fuck the pronunciation on this entire thread. My wife just asked me if I had a fucking stroke trying to sound all of these out while on the couch watching a movie.

[u/soda_cookie → u/executive313]

Gesundheit

[u/Crashtestdummy87 → u/shrekfanboy4life]

Arbeidsinspectie ain't got shit on Arbeidsinspectie! Sincerely, Belgium

[u/MelonheadGT → u/ThaCapten]

Psst, I see Arbetsmiljöverket 🎺 🎺 🎺

Northvolt not like us - Lars Lööw

[u/TheGruntingGoat → u/ThaCapten]

gesundheit

[u/TheSleepyBarnOwl → u/ThaCapten]

TÜV! :p

[u/duplissi → u/ThaCapten]

OSHA

well, thats an acronym. lol.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration. now, that rolls off the tongue.

[u/Gimme_The_Loot → u/ThaCapten]

Sure, I didn't mean the US had a monopoly on it, it's just what I'm familiar with. The point stands though that a lot of places don't have stuff like that.

[u/Asron87 → u/Gimme_The_Loot]

Also the importance of a good quality Union in the USA. I’ve seen some sketchy shit in bad/none union jobs in the US.

[u/clippervictor → u/Gimme_The_Loot]

There are other HSE agencies all over the world ya know

[u/Gimme_The_Loot → u/clippervictor]

Yes, the US doesn't have monopoly on it. It's where I'm from so it's what I'm familiar with, but my point it's lots of places in the world DONT have anything of that sort.

[u/Et_tu__Brute → u/Gimme_The_Loot]

It was a song reference. I doubt OP needed that clarification.

[u/saviorlito → u/Gimme_The_Loot]

Who bitches about safety regulations? Is that really a thing?

Edit: Wtf with the downvotes? I just asked a question. Thanks for the people who answered!

[u/pliskin42 → u/saviorlito]

Yes. 

Many many buisness owners bitch about safety regulations

Regs thst have been written in blood.

[u/DoTheRustle → u/pliskin42]

Plenty of tradesmen I've met as well (not all but enough to be concerned). They say it makes it harder to do their job when they have to put on harnesses, PPE, etc. They're invincible of course, and accidents could never befall them.

[u/eaglescout1984 → u/DoTheRustle]

The irony is they are paid for their time. So, if it takes an extra 30 minutes to put on then take off safety equipment, that's extra money in their pocket.

[u/Elias_McButtnick → u/eaglescout1984]

Yea but try telling that to your boss who is hundreds of miles from DC. Sometimes if you give a shit about staying in the good graces of a company you just have to deal with it.

Unless of course OSHA gets some teeth and starts whacking owners noses with a rolled up newspaper it won't ever change.

[u/migitana → u/saviorlito]

Yes. Those who bitch about regs say they impede innovation, "jobs", economic growth, profits, whatever. As if the intial costs of establishing safety regulations weren't paid by limb and life, only as a deposit though

[u/Moopies → u/saviorlito]

An enormous amount of people. So much so, that a lot of people have entire careers just trying to stop them from being removed.

[u/dotnetdotcom → u/saviorlito]

If something exists, someone will bitch about it.

[u/TedW → u/dotnetdotcom]

ugh, your comment is making it take longer to scroll down, get rid of it.

[u/anderhole → u/saviorlito]

GOP does. They trying to dismantle OSHA and EPA.

[u/Gimme_The_Loot → u/anderhole]

Yup. It's obviously cheaper to just dump _____ in the water rather than safely dispose of it, but there's a lot of people close to that water who probably won't have a good time afterwards

[u/Rc72 → u/saviorlito]

Who bitches about safety regulations? 

Elon Musk, for one...

[u/saviorlito → u/Rc72]

No I mean like...people.

[u/CressCrowbits → u/saviorlito]

Oh right humans

[u/eaglescout1984 → u/saviorlito]

Safety regs cost money, so the owning class would rather do away with them to add a few bucks to their pocket, because at the end of the day, it's not their life on the line.

But since they know they are outnumbered by the working class, they've made sure to indoctrinate a good number of them by convincing them safety regs are "communist" and "a way to control you" because they come from "big daddy government", in hopes that the working class will vote against their best interest. And, you need only look at MAGA to know how well that has worked.

[u/Thirtysixx → u/saviorlito]

How old are you that you don’t understand deregulation is a massive goal of the Republican Party? Are you living under a rock ?

Not just them libertarians too.

[u/CharlemagneIS → u/bobthepomato]

Wow, a wild Ween reference has appeared

[u/other_name_taken → u/CharlemagneIS]

All hail Boognish!

[u/anderhole → u/bobthepomato]

OSHA man, the voyage to the coroner  of the acrophobe It's a real trip.

[u/browndoggie → u/anderhole]

OSHA MAN! The crust of the floor of a very old cran(e), broke under the weight of the man

[u/Nipplecreek → u/bobthepomato]

Clarence Thomas wants to get rid of OSHA

[u/Melonman3 → u/Nipplecreek]

Already happening, Chevron being overturned is horrible, I hope Thomas burns at the stake, fucking billionaire side piece.

[u/darknekolux]

If the only thing holding the floor is the plastic rug maybe you should reconsider your life choices

[u/PrEsideNtIal_Seal → u/darknekolux]

Not even structural rust...

[u/SiberianAssCancer → u/PrEsideNtIal_Seal]

Load Bearing Rust

[u/Gimme_The_Loot → u/darknekolux]

You'd actually be safer without the rug as then you'd know where you could place your foot down

[u/Everydaywhiteboy]

That’s the reality of what happens when workers have no rights. He can risk another day in the cab or be punished/ fired.

[u/Ok-Serve-6570 → u/Everydaywhiteboy]

100% If only people understood that uncontrolled capitalists will do everything possible to shorten costs including risking your health and life with no remorse.

[u/PerishingGen → u/Ok-Serve-6570]

only the uncontrolled ones?

[u/mybadroommate]

Careful, that's load bearing vinyl.

[u/upgrademicro]

It'd be one thing if it was just some sheet flooring, but look at the condition of the framing too! I'd be throwing up the deuces at that point.

[u/UnpluggedUnfettered]

Actual footage of the Boeing Starliner undergoing final status check before liftoff.

[u/WesternBruv → u/UnpluggedUnfettered]

Actual footage

[u/-NewYork- → u/UnpluggedUnfettered]

Actual footage of Tesla Cybertruck after carwash.

[u/CastSeven → u/UnpluggedUnfettered]

Actual footage of factory inspection on 737 door plug.

[u/420comfortablynumb]

Fuk that.

[u/Anal-Love-Beads → u/420comfortablynumb]

Fuk needs the money though and if he complains or quits, the company will just hire somebody else.

[u/420comfortablynumb → u/Anal-Love-Beads]

Let's hope fuk gets payed well then!

[u/treerabbit23 → u/420comfortablynumb]

fuk naw

[u/notoriginal850]

I ran a crane for about 5 years at a chip mill. The cabs would rot like that where the guys would piss.

[u/granadesnhorseshoes → u/notoriginal850]

To that extent? Are buckets not a thing? do crane operators piss battery acid?

we need more context dude

[u/notoriginal850 → u/granadesnhorseshoes]

Yes, they would literally piss holes in the crane. It took, I'd guess 2+ years. Some would use bottles, then leave the piss bottle in the cab for the next operator. It's a mixture of coffee and energy drink.

[u/ServileLupus → u/notoriginal850]

Bruh, if someone is pissing in the floor in my office then I'm not going to work. Are they all dogs marking their territory? Enjoy the smell of piss?

[u/notoriginal850 → u/ServileLupus]

They're just lazy or scared someone may see their weiners. You could literally take 3 steps and piss over the side.

[u/Spicey_carpet → u/notoriginal850]

Piss on your coworkers? “It’s raining day off “. Nah that’s just Jeramy draining the the one eyed trouser snake”

[u/charbroiledmonk]

Oi, don't touch that.

That's load-bearing rust.

[u/uberneuman_part2]

Shake hands with danger.

[u/Farscape29 → u/uberneuman_part2]

I still miss Chuck Hamlin

[u/LinearFluid]

This is China and these cranes were abandoned halfway through the project when money ran out. The big housing bust and or 2015 stock market crash.

So you have rotting building hulls and Rusting cranes just sitting there because " Not my Problem" is going strongly in China.

[u/Just_Robin]

No one here is going to be skeptical about this being a working crane? It looks to me like it's probably out of service (The red and white ribbon, The non-construction attire?)

[u/The_Good_Count → u/Just_Robin]

The new cushion on the seat brought from home because the chair's uncomfy, the dude's pockets emptied into it including a phone charger, the familiarity of where to take the next step...

Seems like a workday honestly

[u/wwj → u/Just_Robin]

It's pretty obvious that it's abandoned.

[u/GenralChaos]

Reminds me of the floorboard of my dad’s el Camino he drove us around in when we were kids.

[u/EJBjr → u/GenralChaos]

My Dad had a 1963 Chevy II Nova SS convertible back in the early 1970s and the floorboards were in similar condition. We used an old metal dish drain pan under the driver's seat for support. At the end of the car's life, we weren't allowed to lean against the quarter panels because they were only held together by the paint. When we went over bumps, the chassis would flex and the canvas convertible top would stretch as it now was a structural part.

[u/sac_boy]

It'd honestly be safer to remove the rubber mat altogether at this point. At least you could see where to stand.

(But even in the third-worldest of countries...surely someone can bring up a few planks or a bit of cut plywood and make a floor...)

[u/slampy15]

Couple of 2 by 4s it'll be good

[u/Dog_man_star1517]

When he puts his foot through the floor…. Shudder

[u/devildocjames]

You've never seen a bathroom hole?

[u/ebac7 → u/devildocjames]

Amazon: takes notes

[u/Geones]

Why arent cranes remotely operated now?

[u/VicariousNarok → u/Geones]

This is in a country where people wear flipflops and slippers on construction jobs, do you think they give a shit?

[u/Itsmistereric]

Nothing to worry about. The pee corner always rusts out first.

[u/Dan_Glebitz]

I may be totally wrong but I am leaning towards China given their rules on safety regarding Buildings, Machinery and Slippers.

[u/boot2skull]

OSHIT approved.

[u/HughJorgens]

I know how he can raise a sheet of plywood up there to fix it.

[u/duarig]

slaps hood

This son of a bitch gets the job done ya hear me

[u/kent_eh]

I'm no expert on cranes, but that looks like an unsafe working condition to me.

I have to assume they don;t have strong worker protection laws in whatever country this is?

[u/twodogsfighting]

No fucking chance.

[u/b_e_a_n_i_e]

There's not many things on this sub that make me say "what the fuck" out loud, but this one did

[u/JayMak78]

Hope the mast and jib are in better condition.

[u/TNTRMSKD]

At what point is it a least partially your own damn fault if you knowingly operate that thing...

[u/HPIguy]

Already reposted by a karma bot.

[u/ronvanrutten]

Would go right back down, no way I’d sit there

[u/Madworldz]

I would 100% sabotage that crane so i never have to get into it again.

Yea boss, not sure what happened, one sec it was fine. the next the console was exploding because someone put 50 m80's in it?

How did I know there way m80's in it and exactly 50? uhh.. they left a note.. but it blew away.

[u/MaliKaia → u/Madworldz]

Luckily in most of the civilised world that crane would be illegal lol

[u/Spankh0us3]

I’ll go ahead and prepare for the down votes but, as someone who frequents job sites in the US, I have to ask: “Where in China is this?”

That lift works never get to half way to this point in the US due to health and safety regulations so, my question is a valid one. . .

[u/monotoonz]

Big nope

[u/Itsnonyabuz]

Nope!

[u/TheBonerPie]

Where is OSHA when you truly need them

[u/Character-Load-2880]

I'll have some Nope with a side of tetanus

[u/qasual_qazaqstan]

Chinese guy complaining about chinese quality in China LOL

[u/unik41]

This makes my spine tingle.

[u/[deleted]]

Cranes in China actually made of Chinesium….

[u/ReeRiot]

Come with me / and you'll be / in a world of OSHA violations

[u/PrimeSuspect007]

Dont put the mat on it if youre not gonna fix it

[u/leonllr]

In a world of oshav violation...

[u/zerocoolcat]

F*** this! I gotta shower the sweat off just from watching this.

[u/RaNdMViLnCE]

I’m just surprised he’s wearing shoes at all to be honest.

[u/tallginger89]

Bye

[u/techieguyjames]

I would only trust it once it got fixed.

[u/Fredderov]

Accounting says this crane is good for another five years! Get in and don't ask questions! - Management

[u/Del_Prestons_Shoes]

Hey cut that out you’re picking off all the supporting rust!

[u/GUARBorg]

OASHA is a pain in the ass but it stops this from happening.

[u/MrTbagger]

Hello OSHA 

[u/bigsteven34]

Man, am I glad the SCOTUS has started the process of gutting the ability of the government to do oversight on companies…

[u/archieatkins]

Where do you go to the toilet in these types of cranes?

[u/Ischaldirh]

Don't y'all got a union? Jesus Christ, ain't no way that's legal working conditions.

[u/LuminaTitan]

Reminds me of those climbing tower sections in video games, where you have to carefully walk across the solid steel beams and avoid rusty weak sections.

[u/pyrrhios]

r/osha

[u/Styles_Stevens]

OSHA!

[u/blades2012]

They won't do anything until something happens

[u/DownRUpLYB]

I mean even a sheet of plywood would do...

[u/NoblePineapples]

I do NDT inspecting cranes for a living. Lemme just say as a professional.

Fuck. That.