blackhatboojum
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In order to meet OSHA regulations. Make sure all signage is properly displayed in all work stations.
OSHA regulations and signage.
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In order to meet OSHA regulations. Make sure all signage is properly displayed in all work stations.
Stickman393
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True story.
I have an apprentice that is too good for me. Curious, thoughtful, quick to learn and works so hard I have to shake my head at him sometimes like "bro, take a load off". I don't deserve him.
Case in point:
First day he came out to work with me, I told him: "OK, we have some air conditioners on the rooftop that we're gonna be starting up, but first we need to put some safety signage up. So I want you too take these, and put them anywhere that looks like it needs one."
And I handed him a stack of these, face down, and went back to work:
WARNING, MILDLY NSFW!
I have an apprentice that is too good for me. Curious, thoughtful, quick to learn and works so hard I have to shake my head at him sometimes like "bro, take a load off". I don't deserve him.
Case in point:
First day he came out to work with me, I told him: "OK, we have some air conditioners on the rooftop that we're gonna be starting up, but first we need to put some safety signage up. So I want you too take these, and put them anywhere that looks like it needs one."
And I handed him a stack of these, face down, and went back to work:
WARNING, MILDLY NSFW!
blackhatboojum
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That’s awesome!
blackhatboojum
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Slapped this one on my welder. My supe at work got a pretty good laugh out of it.
Harry Klippton
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@blackhatboojum what do you do for work? I was in a welding program last year but didn't get to finish. I miss it
blackhatboojum
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My official job title is a Customer Service Maintenance Technician for the world’s largest industrial gas company but, I like to call myself a Glorified Plumber. Basically, I maintain bulk cryogenic and gas systems for several customers in southern Arizona. My customer base ranges from a mom and pop metal shop that uses nitrogen for their laser cutter, to several hospitals needing oxygen, to a large defense contractor that uses high pressure argon from a 10,000 psi pumping system. TIG welding stainless pipe, brazing copper pipe, 15v dc to 600v ac wiring, refrigeration, and a countless list of other things, are what I do on the job. I’m a man of many skills but, an expert of none lol.
