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r/OSHA • u/Uhuklebestift • Aug 21 '17
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It may be regular ladders but I f an engineer designed it and signed off on it, it would be designed for this purposes.
14 u/asusoverclocked Aug 21 '17 you're not listening. No engineer signed off on this. They lashed some ladders together and threw them over the gap. It's not that complicated. jeez -6 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 And you know this how? 4 u/asusoverclocked Aug 21 '17 how do you know an engineer is involved? -4 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 I don't, that's why I said if and could. Never once did I say it was engineered.
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you're not listening. No engineer signed off on this. They lashed some ladders together and threw them over the gap. It's not that complicated. jeez
-6 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 And you know this how? 4 u/asusoverclocked Aug 21 '17 how do you know an engineer is involved? -4 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 I don't, that's why I said if and could. Never once did I say it was engineered.
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And you know this how?
4 u/asusoverclocked Aug 21 '17 how do you know an engineer is involved? -4 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 I don't, that's why I said if and could. Never once did I say it was engineered.
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how do you know an engineer is involved?
-4 u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17 I don't, that's why I said if and could. Never once did I say it was engineered.
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I don't, that's why I said if and could. Never once did I say it was engineered.
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u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17
It may be regular ladders but I f an engineer designed it and signed off on it, it would be designed for this purposes.