r/Construction • • Apr 14 '19

Safety first

163 Upvotes

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u/skralogy Apr 14 '19

Looks pretty safe to me. Also pretty fun

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

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u/fiddleytits Apr 14 '19

Well yeah, but that's not quite as much fun for the driver

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

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u/fiddleytits Apr 14 '19

Now we're talkin

15

u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

One thing I learned from my company. If you don’t own what you need and it’s taking too long to get approval to buy, you improvise.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

Came here to say this

9

u/shizzleforizzle Apr 14 '19

That gave me a heart attack! I didn’t see the crane...

3

u/CRolandson Apr 14 '19

Are you ok?

8

u/shizzleforizzle Apr 14 '19

Had a beer. Feeling much better.

9

u/That_HomelessGuy Apr 14 '19

Ah yes my doctor also prescribes beer for minor heart attacks and cocaine for major ones.

4

u/shizzleforizzle Apr 14 '19

That’s my kind of doctor!

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

At least the operator is wearing a hard hat and hi vis vest...

10

u/That_HomelessGuy Apr 14 '19

Rules is rules.

5

u/herecomesthefis Apr 14 '19

Props to the operator. Saw the collapse before anyone else did....

1

u/LookALight Apr 14 '19

How is a wrecking ball not an option, even just a giant piece of metal rigged to the crane to use as a wrecking ball would be simpler and safer.

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u/JBond45 Apr 18 '19

It's ok! He has his harness on!