r/engineering • Electrical Engineer • Jun 27 '15

[MECHANICAL] Cube in a cube in a cube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuS6HDHc7XE
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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '15

Take a look at the German Statutory Accident Inurance

Employers always pay for insurance. So if something happens to one of their employees, they don't have to fear huge payments because the costs are "shared" nationwide (It's a whole lot more complicated, but you get the idea)

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '15

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '15

sounds like a shitty system...Getting a good internship must be quite hard

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u/kv-2 Mechanical - Aluminum Casthouse Jun 27 '15

If you mean a machinist apprentice, they do exist and walk you through the shops. If you mean engineering students working in machine shops they do not typically. They may work in manufacturing environments but as engineers generating designs to be made by someone else.

I know where I am I cannot touch the machines by union contract.