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Thanks!
I looked there first and didn't find it.
I realized I was missing the first section.
Thanks to you I was able to correct this oversight.
Sincerely,
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dannyboy,340 methods
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I always kept a spare bulkhead door key hidden up front.
dannyboy,
Thanks!
I looked there first and didn't find it.
I realized I was missing the first section.
Thanks to you I was able to correct this oversight.
Sincerely,
I
I felt very stupid.
I always kept a spare bulkhead door key hidden up front.
Every PC in our center had a spare bulkhead door key in the pouch with the insurance info, and every PC had a spare ignition key in the back of the truck
usually hanging somewhere. cept the sprinters, and F350 4x4.
Great idea. Someone's thinking over there!
HF??? who took the pic?? every time i impale myself with something i instantly yank it out,, impressive,, she was goin for the wow factor
Every PC in our center had a spare bulkhead door key in the pouch with the insurance info....
A driver in a nearby building slipped on some ice and she instinctively tried to break her fall by putting her hands down. One of her hands had the keyring around one finger as per the methods....and the key went clear thru her hand and had to be surgically removed. One more good reason to put your keys in your pocket instead of around your finger......
"Was she wearing the winter issue UPS cleats?" That would be the first sentence out of her soups mouth.
Those cleats easily fit over any shoe or boot.
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While he was attempting to be funny in the second half of the post, he is technically correct in the statement that it does not specifically prohibit.There is no OSHA req that states it's a violation to allow or require employees to wear loose clothing or jewelry or the carry or wear a key ring on their finger while walking or performing normal driver duties.
Kind of scary to think, but if there were, drivers would likely be wearing tight fitting brown spandex on their completely jewelry-less (rings, watches) person during all work hours. I prefer the risk of the key ring on the finger
OSHA has published a booklet, Hand and Power Tools (OSHA 3080), where page 4 states: "Wear proper apparel for the task. Loose clothing, ties, or jewelry can become caught in moving parts."
In another publication, Concepts & Techniques Of Machine Safeguarding (OSHA 3067), OSHA includes a Machine Guarding Checklist where one of the items under the heading Protective Equipment and Proper Clothing is, "Is the operator dressed safely for the job (i.e., no loose-fitting clothing or jewelry)? In the last paragraph of chapter one, Basics of Machine Safeguarding, this publication states: "Other parts of the worker's clothing may present additional safety hazards. For example, loose-fitting shirts might possibly become entangled in rotating spindles or other kinds of moving machinery. Jewelry, such as bracelets and rings, can catch on machine parts or stock and lead to serious injury by pulling a hand into the danger area."
Under Section 5 of the OSHA Act (the General Duty clause):
a) Each employer -
(1) shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees;
(2) shall comply with occupational safety and health standards promulgated under this Act.
If the employer has recognized that wearing loose chains, jewelry, loose clothing, or other items is a hazard likely to cause serious physical harm, he has an obligation to address this hazard under the General Duty clause.
That pic is worth one word.HF
Like the saying goes, a pic is worth a thousand words.
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