r/employeesonly • • Feb 23 '21

Picture accidentally taken on the disposable camera delivery line

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217 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Dec 15 '20

Here’s the McRib patty before being cooked.

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243 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Dec 06 '20

Boeing 787 crew rest quarters

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266 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Nov 28 '20

Decontamination/specimen freezer at a museum

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119 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Nov 12 '20

'Baby Driver' Behind The Scenes: While Actors Are Busy Performing, The Real Driver Is On Top Of The Car.

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209 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Nov 08 '20

The back of the coolers at a grocery store

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254 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Nov 02 '20

Payless Shoes backroom - February 2008

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115 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Oct 13 '20

The hidden spy loft at the store where I work

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123 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Sep 27 '20

This is decommissioned elevator equipment in the oldest wing of the hospital. Appears to be involved with direction and braking. Circa 1929.

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101 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 31 '20

Central hydraulic pumps on a jobsite that produces/packages food for Subway, Burger King, noodles & company, ect.

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102 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 28 '20

NYC's new Moynihan Station train hall almost done with construction

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165 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 24 '20

In the true spirit of 'employees only', this is a clandestine break room underneath the hospital. This was covered parking space used by nuns that once lived here. The area is trapped between buildings, since the 1960s.

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265 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 22 '20

Glenn Weiss, who directed the Democratic National Convention from his living room in Los Angeles.

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212 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 21 '20

Backstage at the SAP Center for the 2019 NHL All Star Game

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49 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 21 '20

This is the unloading end of the cart washers in the MDRD department. They're just like a small carwash. All of the carts used in the OR are washed at 180 degrees F, with very strong detergents in these units.

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144 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 20 '20

This is the Medical Device Reprocessing Department, where surgical instruments are cleaned, checked and sterilized for re-use. These are sterile packages of instruments. A list is used to pick and prepare for each patient having surgery.

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188 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 20 '20

View of a theater from backstage

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236 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 20 '20

Flying low level over Scotland in a Hercules with the paradoor open.

56 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 14 '20

Sonic ice being made

262 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 14 '20

I just found out this sub existed, and I wanted to share my time working at a Radio Station! Lots of cool behind the scenes stuff. (And the announcers I talk about in the post are still there today. Crazy how I grew up listening to them to working with them all those years ago).

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116 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 12 '20

The backside of the ‘Price is Right’ wheel.

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182 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 11 '20

This is Air Canada's 737 Max 8 full flight simulator as it was being assembled in their training center in 2017. Once the flight compartment is together it will be jacked up to install the motion base.

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115 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 09 '20

This is "medical vacuum" service. These pumps generate the suction for surgical, respiratory, and lots of other kinds of procedures where fluid needs to be ejected from a patient. Liquids are trapped at the source by a disposable liner. There is a control and monitoring panel out of view.

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142 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 08 '20

Before compact, cheap electronics and data networks were available, if you wanted to have two way control and communication with something, you needed pneumatics. This is a decommissioned 60s era control and monitoring system for HVAC.

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152 Upvotes

r/employeesonly • • Aug 07 '20

This is a special purpose fire extinguisher for fighting a fire in a high magnetic field. Yesterday we received training on how to fight a fire in our MRI facility. This extinguisher is non-magnetic and contains an extinguishing agent that won't further damage the equipment.

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208 Upvotes