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BlueskydragonFX
isetprettygirlsonfire
Scoutikins
New Sims expansion looks like fun
SlyeFox
Some of these are truly terrifying.
isetprettygirlsonfire
Finally an update for "Shake Hands with Danger"
Orion371
In the past I worked in the glass business. I would unload the crates of glass off the truck with a crane. The people in the office would know when I was getting a plate glass delivery because they could feel the building shake when I was unloading and putting away the glass. One of my delivery drivers knew a person in his previous job that was crushed to death between two crates of glass.
itsallaboutthecones
Regulations are written in blood.
Illithidbane
therandombagofmeat
KingMagenta
That last one is not walking away “Grabbing his head” because of his boo-boo. He already left this mortal coil before hitting the ground.
JamesAHarrod
kn1fe79
SixHourDays
whacked by big object is bad. Tight-space-conveyor-grinds-man-into-paste... that aint a fast death... that's the Blade-subway-face-mush but much much slower
CaldariBob
This kills the worker.
mity0k23
I imagined all of these happening at the same site on one day.
stusauce
The guy whose ankle was smashed was like the luckiest one in this group.
BigDSwingin
Yeah that's probably the only one that didn't result in permanent disability/death.
inquisitivefluff
jj86
I like they added the screams and body hits. Needs more spurting blood and decapitations.
ProfessorMatt
I was going to say that there were a few of those where the participant should have been subdivided into 2 or more pieces...
YouWillAllReferToMeByTheNameBetty
Just received a warning that this needed to be marked mature. Can't imagine what would have happened if there were any blood spurting involved!
Wirefish
Agreeing with you. As it is, it’s not much worse than Loony Toons violence, which I _think_ isn’t considered mature. Needs more blood or boobies to be rate as mature.
dronir
That thing in #2 with the glass panes almost happened to me when I was 19, though instead of glass panes it was a stack of large metal frames.
Stuey1221
Nacon
Vyrro
Stuey1221
Randomice
OSHA, OSHIT.
amp99
"Safety regulations are written in blood."
StephenDaniels
And set to the tune of 80's power ballads.
reineseele
"we got spares."-chinese safety regulation standard
relsky
Until capitalist bootlickers come through and erase them with cash.
cbale2000
Implying bribery isn't rampant in literally every communist (and former communist) country ever.
RyanHaynes
Bribery is universal
SoftKleenex
When you call out a particular group, you imply either they’re the worst of everyone or they’re the only group that does whatever it is
zappyguy
That one with the 5 guys unloading panels off a truck, I've seen that happen, except with a king sized mattress. The guy who got crushed is some 18 year old kid who's been (proudly) smoking pot since he was 9, walked haphazardly through an active workzone while on his phone. One of the two guys lowering down the mattress looses his grip, the mattress falls, the other 3 people receiving the mattress scream for the 18 year old to get out of the way 1/2.
zappyguy
The mattress is not only just passing the tipping point making it fall slowly but is also absurdly heavy, and thus falls slowly, everyone backs off to let go because we all know we're not catch it, except this kid, who has the proudest look on his face and puts both hands up ready to catch it. I kid you not, it did not slow when it hit his hands, it fell regardless of him being there. We all jumped into pull this mattress off him 2/3.
zappyguy
Lucky for him, it was at the very least soft so it conformed around his curled up fetal position as it press him into the ground and he came out it unharmed. I'm still yet to get over the fact that him standing with both hands up had no affect on the speed on which it fell, and it was only a somewhat heavy mattress... 3/3
DuineSgith
Aww, they didn't do the one where a guy gets dragged into a lathe which proceeds to spit him back out one part at a time.
uzlonewolf
Or the one with the guy opening a reactor vessel getting yeeted into space.
DadOnTheInternet
At least it wasn’t the one where they pretty much turned to taffy on the lathe with their head sticking out to the side
fractalsphere
Vyrro
zertmaster
StarscreamAndHutch
BanditKablooie
WhyDontYouMakeMe
Thinking doesn't come naturally to most people
GodOfDownvotes
Especially communists
Heavenissize17socks
This is why the GOP's genetic hatred of regulation is so unsupportable. Each regulation is the direct result of a day that went horribly wrong.
professionallazyperson
Just gonna start replying to the leftist political propaganda on Imgur with the following gif, let’s see if it catches on at some point:
ArdentSlacker
You have to remember that these are people who believe in their own supremacy. And prosperity gospel. So people who have accidents deserved to have them, and they are immune, because they're superior... so it's okay to use stale fiberglass for an unregulated, unrated submarine well beyond what any of its components can reliably withstand. And after it goes wrong, their friends will *still* double down that they were right.
RPCharImages
Looks like about 3.6, not good but not terrible
cheeseboy83
It’s not 3 roentgen. It’s 15,000.
RPCharImages
Its just ground water leakage, nothing to worry about.
cheeseboy83
Why worry about something that isn’t going to happen?
RPCharImages
RBMK reactors never explode
conniecpu
The good ol USA used to be like this too, just in case you or anyone you know ever thinks OSHA is pointless
NationalistCanadianMooseWarrior
Oh these absolutely still happen over here too, regs are good but you can't fix stupid.
philmoregraves
Regulations are written in blood
szepasszony
And it was unions, not companies suddenly growing a conscience, that made OSHA a reality. People fought and actually died for us to have safe workplaces.
pleaseconsiderthatImightbejoking
that and employer responsibility for medical costs. Mine had to may 7000 for staples, suddenly pool noodling those pipes wasn't too expensive.
RandAIFlagg
Every regulation is written in blood
Misteree8
We basically had to learn the hard way. Which makes me think of the invention of the hard hat. Developed by during the hoover dam construction. Workers tar/glued 2 leather hats together. The tar also served as harding material for the leather, i think. Again, no help from the construction owners or managing team.
SirenBrick
Well, other than firing and fining the first users, and demanding less safety gear because it made the project look unsafe and slowed workers down.
Misteree8
"Look"
Tarmaccian
That’s also why China now has the State Administration of Work Safety.
IlluminaBlade
SAWS SEES You!
ATerribleArtist
That dude that fell into a 3000° furnace on his first week at a Caterpillar plant last year ... nobueno
TheDrunkenWrench
Caterpillar is apparently notoriously unsafe compared to a lot of US mgfrs
ameriki
"used to be"?
TheGrubinator
If you think this shit's currently as common in the US as it is in China, you have another thing coming. Lower pay isn't the *only* reason American manufacturing went overseas. Less regulation, safety and otherwise, was a huge part of it. And now that China's *starting* to place more regulations, manufacturers are are heading for poorer nations with less regulations again.
ameriki
Didn't say it's as common as it is in China (always Cheena ain't it?). I contend it is still common. Quick, name three agencies the GOP will eliminate when they take the White House next year. EPA, DOJ, and OSHA.
CyborgScribe
Chemical safety bureau videos often have a litany of lethal faults the company knew about or even deliberately created and then refused to fix to save money.
Wolfshead009
"Used to be like"? While it has (thankfully) improved, things like this still happen in this country. Check out the USCSB videos on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@USCSB. Plenty of corner cutting still around.
AllMaktAtTengilVarBefriare
This happens in every country, it's a matter of how commonly it happens. The US has waaaaaay better working safety compared to China.
Wolfshead009
Oh, absolutely. But while it is better, there is still room for improvement. Sadly there is no shortage of amoral scum who will risk lives to save a buck. At least, someone other persons life.
phobosorbust
except the ones crawling into the beltway or onto the bucket wheel were kids
fuckthisusernamebullshit
Yeah? And child labour was legal all over the world before regulation. Kids were crushed near daily in textile mills what's your point?
phobosorbust
I suppose the point was that everywhere was terrible at some point, and different places have prioritized different parts of that terribleness to fix first. China has a reputation for not valuing human life much, but as far as I know they've come down pretty hard on child labor and are working on worker safety more generally. They still don't give much of a shit about random civilians though.
Ekibwurm
you think all the chinese workers where adults? like... can you be 100% sure?
phobosorbust
I can't even be sure they weren't slaves
BrdCdn
Why not both
Grateful42
i think ive seen a few of the videos these are based off of . . .
ChelVanin
Yeah… really wish I hadn’t
IronRod
A friend sent one into our whatsapp group chat. I felt as if I had borderline PTSD for a few days after watching it.
fformulaa
I don't think they even needed to spend the money on animation with all the live action they could splice together and make the most epic safety video the horror community has ever experienced
inboxmefoxes
I wish it wasn't a hot take on the internet to be disgusted with the idea of a snuff film.
fformulaa
No, nothing like that, lol. It was more like, they could spliced all the accident videos I've seen here on imgur and use that as a presentation.
inboxmefoxes
That's... not really what you said though. Many of the incidents from these animations were fatalities.
KnifeKnut
The goal is to educate and show the results of inattention to safety, not to traumatize.
fformulaa
For safety videos, absolutely. For horror videos, not so much.
ProfessorRectangle
I'm interested in those links! Source?
NationalistCanadianMooseWarrior
If youre that giddy about it you already know where to find em, ya downvote farmer.
ProfessorRectangle
Aye, MountieMan. You're a wise one, you are. Take your upvote.
DadOnTheInternet
Probably liveleak and the waybackmachine and lots of searching
ChelVanin
Lots of heinous shit is specifically excluded from the way back machine
Grateful42
was all from liveleak so no can do
ProfessorRectangle
That'll do, that'll do. (Obligatory upvote supplied)
Grateful42
AnalFistingPornstarLegendWolverine
Bruh. Get help.
KrampusCopia
Yes I'm sure if someone posted one of those links you would abstain from viewing it. Surely your curiosity wouldn't get the better of you. Isn't that right *checks username* AnalFistingPornstarLegendWolverine?
AnalFistingPornstarLegendWolverine
There's a difference in looking at something horrible that's placed in front of you and seeking it out. And while I enjoy horror content as much as the next person, Faces of Death isn't horror, it's snuff. Dry, unentertaining, narrative-free deaths of real people who probably wouldn't consent to me metaphorically getting off to their tragedy.
kirby422
But he IS asking for help in finding those links /s
Lethous
We scold the CCP a lot, as we well should, but can you imagine the videos that never got recorded in the era industrial America and Europe prior to Upton Sinclair and those of the like? I'm sure it was terrible.
BigDSwingin
Yup that's terrible as well. And I'm sure the Chinese weren't safety first back then either.
SirenBrick
It continues to be terrible. Friend was working as an apprentice Butcher in Kentucky when he was called in to replace another guy for the day. Other guy was grinding meat when a piece kicked and turned, so he put his hand in to correct it... Apparently some parts of the Human body are tougher than others. And yeah, he was 17, working alone, with a machine that had a disconnect in the next room around the corner.
CaptainHightower
I've seen IRL. In woodshop class in school, a girl with long hair didn't want to put the hair in a ponytail. Because it would mess up her hair. Then one day while working in a drill press...
calichiq691
Go on....
DrMarioSThompson
Well, I shivered reading it so I can't imagine what it was like being in that room. Poor (dumb) girl
CaptainHightower
At least most of the hair grew back to cover up the part that didn't, so she was beautiful once again.
interesseret
I've DONE the drill press thing. It was a small piece luckily, so it only mangled my hand a bit. Secure your shit when you're working with rotating machinery
CaptSheffield
(interesseret) love watching you tube thingys where they're drilling sumpin and never clamp it. Always clamped my work.
hyperchondriac
That, or match your rotation to the speed of the drill
LittlePinkAnimal
One of the first times I used a lathe I forgot to remove the chuck key before starting. If the safety barrier hadn't been there that thing would have been lodged in my face.
Minaris
I almost broke my wrist doing this with a 2x4 and a drill.
AK90
We have a bench drillpress in our workshop, the thing isnt strong enough to do any damage. At full speed you can grab the chuck and it stalls. Great for safety, not so much for strength. But we only do small home jobs so its fine :P
TheMaestro66
Closeenoughforthis
Saw it happen, with a really lucky SOB. He got clear of the work piece, but it had enough momentum to bash a hole in the wall. I've also seen a lathe throw a chuck key hard enough to dent a shop door.
MrFancyPanzer
I and another kid were nearly killed by a flying chuck jaw when I was in school. the student using it had backed out the jaws too much so when it started it flew off at 800+ RPM and made a serious dent in the chip guard, I was standing right in the firing line, another kid was standing opposite, a bit higher and it would have hit him in the head, a bit later and it would have hit me.
PenchBoy
Shot myself with a chuck key more than once. I don't know why it's the one thing I've forgotten while working with a lathe.
KaminM
When I talk shop safety in my makerspace, I refer to one where a guy was feeling the finish on a part he turned on a lathe. I think he was wearing gloves and a long sleeved shirt, and he got caught while it was still turning. The guy weighed A LOT less than the part on the lathe. I refer to that as the "human fruit rollup" as he got wrapped around the part a few times.
LrrrRulerofThePlanetOmicronPerseiVIII
Was… was he ok?
RedFox0456
The short, non-graphic answer is no.
NationalistCanadianMooseWarrior
Oh hey I've seen that video
AnonOmis1000
I had a coworker get the first section of his finger chopped off while clearing chips from the cutter on a lathe. The day before he told me to not do that. Now I use pliers to clear birds nests.
LittlePinkAnimal
A friend of mine did that with a smaller lathe. "Only" broke his arm in six places. They managed to save it though.
KaminM
We have 2 locations, and one has a small benchtop Enco 9x20 that weighs maybe 70 pounds/32 kilos, and I tell people that using it improperly means cuts and maybe broken bones, but the 16x40 at the other location is stronger than your joints and the muscles and skin holding your arm to your body. I bet that was a heck of a lesson for your friend.
Closeenoughforthis
I own short sleeve coveralls for this exact reason.
AbsolutelyDramaticNutjob
Covermosts.
electronicbovine
Ah ... The Russian lathe operator video. That's a terrible tragedy!
Fumbledpersonality
Red mist.
MasterMookie
Yeah seen it. The fucking horror.
RedFox0456
In my safety training they showed that and had the "you spin me right round baby" song playing. I'll never think of that song the same way...
Fumbledpersonality
meatspin,com
BrickShakes
Really? Right in front of my 职业安全与健康管理局手册 ?
thatkoreanguy
just don't be chinese, problem fixed
rbudrick
Osha Regulation Crab Rangoons?
CorGoBrrrr
"Those OSHA rules are written in blood."
Cthulhuchooseyou
Guy was catapulted by an entire truck.
JaimeLannistersRightHand
RulesOfImgur
AxellTheDragon
JaimeLannistersRightHand
JaimeLannistersRightHand
sgnight13
DahPrincess
Someone translate?
pareidoliaperson
Someone translate? - That's what it says. Probably. Idk. I lied.
NOINITIATIVE
"crab rangoons"?
BrickShakes
OSHA handbook.
ElbowDeepInAMoose
SorryButMyUsernameIsUnavailable
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Handbook
enterusernamehere25
Picture of Winnie the Pooh
plusonefororegonians
Salad?
SarcasticComment
Crab Rangoon
squindiggly
Google says "Occupational Safety and Health Administration Manual ?" So it is literal OSHA handbook lol
benderfreak
"not existing safety regulation guidelines, because this happened in china." (roughly translated)(I don't speak chinese)(I think that's japanese)(I don't speak japanese either)
blumpk1npie
It's Chinese but I think it might have been put through Google translate or something
SorryButMyUsernameIsUnavailable
Maybe it's some form of crypto (I don't speak crypto) or some weird ancient language (I don't speak ancient language either)
Misteree8
Those are chinese characters.
Ryebread91
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanji
Enterwittyandfunnyandexpletivedeletednamehere
Japanese and Chinese both use kanji don't they?
Ryebread91
Correct
Misteree8
Yes, kanji is the japanese word for the chinese characters.