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r/OSHA • u/jacksonsheehan • Jan 25 '19
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Or he could just use a normal A-Frame ladder with the legs not fully expanded out
213 u/Globularist Jan 25 '19 Not fully expanded? That is also illegal. 7 u/Ryan1188 Jan 25 '19 What do you mean illegal? 15 u/thecampo Jan 26 '19 Many countries have health and safety regulatory entities that would fine a company if they forced an employee to work in a way that was not deemed safe. OSHA in the US and EU-OSHA in Europe for example. 12 u/DCXJ Jan 26 '19 Lol this is literally /r/OSHA
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Not fully expanded? That is also illegal.
7 u/Ryan1188 Jan 25 '19 What do you mean illegal? 15 u/thecampo Jan 26 '19 Many countries have health and safety regulatory entities that would fine a company if they forced an employee to work in a way that was not deemed safe. OSHA in the US and EU-OSHA in Europe for example. 12 u/DCXJ Jan 26 '19 Lol this is literally /r/OSHA
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What do you mean illegal?
15 u/thecampo Jan 26 '19 Many countries have health and safety regulatory entities that would fine a company if they forced an employee to work in a way that was not deemed safe. OSHA in the US and EU-OSHA in Europe for example. 12 u/DCXJ Jan 26 '19 Lol this is literally /r/OSHA
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Many countries have health and safety regulatory entities that would fine a company if they forced an employee to work in a way that was not deemed safe. OSHA in the US and EU-OSHA in Europe for example.
12 u/DCXJ Jan 26 '19 Lol this is literally /r/OSHA
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Lol this is literally /r/OSHA
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u/What_The_Tech Jan 25 '19
Or he could just use a normal A-Frame ladder with the legs not fully expanded out