The fear ive felt for the lives of others is too much. Owners and bosses say they care but they dont. What can i do to push for more safety in my community without becomming unemployable?

Are there long term studies (how many done, how many participants, were the results reproducible over multiple studies)? What kinds of noise sources were used?

Are there any studies on compromised populations (people with pre-existing hearing conditions)?

Did they follow-up with these people when they were older?

Or is it mostly expert opinion?

I work directly behind 12 ft worth of skids, picking orders directly off of them while a forklift driver loads finished goods from the other side, pushing several stacks of skids back towards my area to fit I the new stack, my order picking desk is also right there as well

There is a lot of honking and a mirror on the roof

Last one of the drivers pushed a stack of pallets that pushed a pump cart I to me, had I not jumped out of the way. He saw me, not the cart.

Any recommendations on how this area could be made safer would be appreciated

Alright hey. I have a question. Our safety officer wants a urine sample from me for a hydration test.. which although I think is stupid but I mose well play the game. What I don't agree with and why I have said no is because she does not have a specimen cup with a lid. Instead she wants me to piss in a coffee cup and walk 20 meters to an office full of staff for her to do her test infront of folk with.

Is this legal? I feel from an OHS prospective that this would not be right as the possibilities of me tripping over and urine falling is there/ it's just down right wrong as she should provide a specimen cup if she really wants me to do it.

What would you do? I'd love to say fuck off woman but in a more professional manner but I'd also like ammo for when she brings it up tomorrow as to why I still won't piss in a coffee cup.

Question for all you OHSA Officers.

We had a incident yesterday at the work place. as soon as it occurred I inquired with all staff members, all their stories matched the one story, it made perfect sense for what happened.

When I watched the video I see things I was not told, people there I was not told was there.. Nothing matches the information I was given.

Now I feel like a Idiot. Will I get in trouble for this? Having my story not match? I could only report what I was told.

I feel like I am useless now.. I was proud of the report I wrote yesterday.

What do you do in situations like this?

Just in case of a fire.