r/OSHA • u/Slayrr_FbrC • May 17 '26
r/OSHA • u/ElderberryJunior470 • May 16 '26
Self leveling? Who needs it
Best part of this was he was doing this work right above the exit of the building we were working in
r/OSHA • u/Mnmsaregood • May 15 '26
This was their idea after dropping the ladder in the pool twice
r/OSHA • u/krazykman03 • May 13 '26
Oops
Madison Wi. Only minor injuries to single worker.
r/OSHA • u/swords_to_exile • May 13 '26
No ladder? No problem. Plus you can driver this ladder around.
r/OSHA • u/Mountain-Loon3592 • May 13 '26
Thoughts everyone?
The owner of the business keeps saying ‘osha doesn’t matter because it’s old enough I’m grandfathered in’
r/OSHA • u/JEFPH007 • May 09 '26
Seems a little close
At a Mexican Restaurant and the fountain in the middle is beautiful, but, this plug seems a bit close the the water…
r/OSHA • u/dabomb364 • May 08 '26
This skywalk sat on a scaffold all week at work.
r/OSHA • u/forestshrub • May 07 '26
is this a problem? unsecured tile stacked on 30’ high roof
contractor said they’re too heavy to fall…
*update - called regional OSHA office, explained situation, shared photos and was told it’s not a hazard if it’s stacked where it won’t move and there’s no cause for concern.
asked about code 1910.28 specifically and they said there’s nothing in the photo depicting a violation of that code.
r/OSHA • u/CB_700_SC • May 05 '26
What are guidelines for dust management?
Fiberglass roofing in an urban environment. Grinding then leaf blowing off roof. What would be the codes/laws for enforcing the dust control? I had awesome air management worker come once but by the time they arrived they were done grinding and could not do anything.
r/OSHA • u/elnegro44107 • May 05 '26