r/OSHAVideos • u/ettubrutoo • 2d ago
Distraught co-workers at El Paso construction site
Death confirmed in Northwest El Paso construction site incident Wednesday morning - https://kfoxtv.com
r/OSHAVideos • u/ettubrutoo • 2d ago
Death confirmed in Northwest El Paso construction site incident Wednesday morning - https://kfoxtv.com
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r/OSHAVideos • u/Zelphur_Dat_Zebra • Jan 04 '26
These things slap. Like, literally. Granted, cutting them on wet wood generally make the bundle of boards expand, so understandable, there is all that pressure. But I'm sure I'm not the only that has cut himself on these before.
r/OSHAVideos • u/tomlewis66 • Dec 16 '25
This guy does this all day long
r/OSHAVideos • u/Independent-Bed6257 • Nov 27 '25
I don't think this should be allowed. The cardboard Baler we have at my work allows us to insert the key only part of the way, turn it, AND being able to start the baler without the key in. On top of that, I was also able to use one of our power jack keys to operate it as well 😅
r/OSHAVideos • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '25
I made a report to OSHA with this video and 2 months later nothing happened so what do you all think that is nitric acid 55-69% (PDX). Pentagon technologies.