Speaking as someone who worked two years in occupational health and safety, thanks for wearing your fall restraints. I can't express how crazy it makes me to see people working up high, untethered.
I can't express how crazy it makes me to see people working up high, untethered.
My personal favorite is guys who tie the harness leash to the scaffold rail. Or maybe the ones who tie the safety line to a cast-iron toilet vent pipe.
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Slow down, you're posting too fast!
Four posts in five months?
Sounds like a big job, surveying facades around Wall Street.
N__B draft results are in!
Nice job... I owe you a beer.
I hate facade inspections.
But they pay...
Sounds like a big job, surveying facades around Wall Street.
NYC has an inspection law that provides a lot of work for those of us willing to do it.
Milwaukee put the same kind of law into effect a few years back, after a piece of a building fell off.
HA HA!
Um, the falling AND the hi-speed blogging.
Hey, the falling remains the coolest moment in my career, not least because I retained control of both my bladder and my bowel.
Speaking as someone who worked two years in occupational health and safety, thanks for wearing your fall restraints. I can't express how crazy it makes me to see people working up high, untethered.
I can't express how crazy it makes me to see people working up high, untethered.
My personal favorite is guys who tie the harness leash to the scaffold rail. Or maybe the ones who tie the safety line to a cast-iron toilet vent pipe.
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