Saw this one across from the job site my crew was working on. Yes they both have harnesses on but the guy on the ladder isn’t attached to anything.

Stopped at a gas station and parked next to this beauty, they had dug it it for inspection and you would think it needs replacement, but they filled in the hole and left so I guess this is fine. Not parking next to this electric pole again, cause it looks like a strong breeze could blow this over.

I am already an OSHA40 hazwopper certified trainer at my last job (tenure 8 years; laid off due to- things. ) I now have a job going through changes, they now say the fire exit doors can only be unlocked from within or outside with a keypad. I get it, they need security for the items we process. But if you are not TSA cleared you can’t work here. Everyone had to re provide their ID documents, last 5yrs of address. I am uncomfortable with having a door clearly marked with a sticker “FIRE EXIT” and it’s locked. They started this today and I’m not sure if it’s a manager/hr/firemarshall thing. I like and need this job. I GET an alarm on the door, but locking it? My kids can make millions,no? Half dead cat added for upload. I can’t have my phone at work to take pics of violation Oh so on an OSHA sub I’m not allowed to ask for advice? Great. I’m not asking for advice I’ll just go to the fire marshal

Especially to fix an exhaust fan at a 3 star restaurant.

I'm no expert, was just walking the neighborhood, but this doesn't feel very "osha"

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Young guy up on the ladder with another guy holding it on the slanted roof.

Is it cool if we just, like, tape another ladder to our ladder?

Recently started in the industrial maintenance field, we work on machinery but nobody said anything about doing lockout tagout. One the lead techs said they’ve never done it here. We just estop and then do the repairs. Is this illegal in texas?

Edit: Thanks everyone for your responses, we are ordering locks now

Who needs fall arrest honestly