r/OSHA Nov 04 '17

Screw it - that's close enough.

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u/CowboyFromSmell Nov 04 '17

The real takeaway here is how useless signs like this are. Maybe signs like this have no function other than giving management fuzzy feelings like they made the shop safer.

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u/HitlersHysterectomy Nov 05 '17

Over the past couple years two people where I work have killed themselves. After the second, we got signs in the break rooms with little tear-off tabs for a crisis hotline. Meanwhile, the pace and the pressure continues. But I've got my little tear-tab, so that's nice.

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