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<blockquote data-quote="km3" data-source="post: 2561247" data-attributes="member: 56117"><p>The outgoing shift was responsible, but that doesn't mean the next shift shouldn't have done anything. Different shifts screw each other over all the time...gotta get people off the clock, and such.</p><p></p><p>During peak, a bottle of soap broke open near where I was working and I couldn't avoid walking through it after it spread a little. A PT and a FT supervisor each called it in, and it remained there for 2 hours thereafter. </p><p></p><p>Finally, I slipped as I was climbing a ladder and hurt my knee. I didn't have to report an injury, thankfully, but I immediately texted my FT that I was done working until it was clear. Hazmat was there cleaning the spill up within 3 minutes of sending that text.</p><p></p><p>And in my experience, that's what it takes: If you want a hazmat situation resolved, refuse to work or walk in the affected area. If they don't have enough responders to get there in a timely manner, if that is their excuse, then maybe they should hire more responders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="km3, post: 2561247, member: 56117"] The outgoing shift was responsible, but that doesn't mean the next shift shouldn't have done anything. Different shifts screw each other over all the time...gotta get people off the clock, and such. During peak, a bottle of soap broke open near where I was working and I couldn't avoid walking through it after it spread a little. A PT and a FT supervisor each called it in, and it remained there for 2 hours thereafter. Finally, I slipped as I was climbing a ladder and hurt my knee. I didn't have to report an injury, thankfully, but I immediately texted my FT that I was done working until it was clear. Hazmat was there cleaning the spill up within 3 minutes of sending that text. And in my experience, that's what it takes: If you want a hazmat situation resolved, refuse to work or walk in the affected area. If they don't have enough responders to get there in a timely manner, if that is their excuse, then maybe they should hire more responders. [/QUOTE]
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