As part of my apprenticeship we had to watch real life videos of people hurting themselves or dying. Same for my truck licence actually. Simple mistakes can be life altering, seen a lot of injuries. Be responsible at work and refuse if asked to bend rules
I'll bet each one of those was an accurate recreation of something that actually happened. Might add to the effectiveness if they also posted the victim's POV during the incident... get to see the live burial and the forklift wheel coming for the head. Not pleasant - on purpose.
My scaffolding competent-person training included a security cam footage of 4 guys getting electrocuted and starting on fire. I was not ready to see that.
We had a driver park in the dock, dump his air brakes, and we got the bay open and started unloading. Without warning, he pulled off the dock to realign the truck. I watched my coworker nearly get crushed by the power jack falling off the truck.
That's why so many places got security measures, like a wheel chock that blares an alarm if removed when the dock is in operation, or a staff member coming out to put a lock on the connector that supplies air to the trailer park brakes.
As a driver, holy FUCK is that guy dumb. Also, if you want to prevent us from doing this to you in the future and your boss doesn't want to pay for technology, you can get a glad hand lock for pretty cheap. Take off the red emergency line and put the lock on it. We can drag the trailer without that line, but it's a hell of a lot harder to do it and damages the tires if you try to get up the road like that cause the trailer brakes are fully engaged. It's a quick way to add a checkpoint.
While that's the usual saying, in this case, I said paid very consciously. It is an emphasis on what we've earned and how we've earned it. also, cars kinda suck.
AdamGenesis
#1 Seems fun.
JumpinJoe
These are real accidents turned into CGI animations. I would assume they're for reports or training
Bunhyung
I like how the person that got run over by a forklift was watching a safety training video.
StellaMatutina
Final DesinOSHAn
Neurisko
Shitposts that look like work safety videos.... or the other way around.
PoodyCZ
MarkoffChaney
Oh Klaus.
CreativeThief
* "My friends and I" - I'm super fun at parties.
fredhoffman1968
i have seen real videos of all of those types of accidents
Strangedays2024
powerrangerpl
Staplerfahrer Klaus. A true classic.
richardstinks
Working in China is dangerous as fuck, yo.
whitey211
We laugh, but I guarantee every one of these has happened.
1wholurks
saturatedcottonballs
Dove into comments looking for this. Keep up the good work!
PenguinNamedWobbles
Sadly all of these are probably based on real things that keep happening and they decided to make a video.
ShellPhish
Is that the Michael Myers theme music playing in the background?
dreikommavierzehn
yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ2RQuUFznA
VindictiveBathToaster
Noxious89123
Fuckin hell, he got lucky!
Iblamemyparentstoo
Needs more blood
Excultist
As part of my apprenticeship we had to watch real life videos of people hurting themselves or dying. Same for my truck licence actually. Simple mistakes can be life altering, seen a lot of injuries. Be responsible at work and refuse if asked to bend rules
thisFishSmellsAboutDone
Staplerfahrer Klaus goes to China
djvaritek
LiveLeak the animated series
OaksParcel
woozle
"you died"
banjak
These are the CGI reproductions they show on Korean? (Some Asian Country) News of actual events.
Bunhyung
That's definitely not Korean script.
cbale2000
It's China. I've seen actual security camera footage of the IRL versions of almost all of these accidents (again, from China)
BTWash22
Maximum Overdrive 2?
hnngh
Mithi
And that is why you deploy the stops BEFORE putting the load on the ramp.
CreepyStuffHappensInNoWhere
I can understand most of these except the first one. Why in the everliving fuck would you be hanging from a machine like they were monkey bars?
Mithi
BECAUSE they look like monkey bars for hanging?
theomni
You work in that industry long enough, you'll meet people who'll do that. You can ask them why, but they won't know either.
Bunhyung
Chinese SAWS (State Administration of Work Safety) training videos.
xxPaulCPxx
I'll bet each one of those was an accurate recreation of something that actually happened. Might add to the effectiveness if they also posted the victim's POV during the incident... get to see the live burial and the forklift wheel coming for the head. Not pleasant - on purpose.
DidItForScience
RalphH
powerrangerpl
Staplerfahrer Klaus.
briham86
Zeterai
Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChOHnSL7ZCg
DidItForScience
You might like this too. https://youtu.be/v26fTGBEi9E
Malibloo
Did the first one lose his fingers?!
AdamGenesis
How?
Howhornyisthatthen
Im pretty Sure that The edges are razor sharp. You have to deburr IT after manufacturing
TheUneasyBoosh
yes, it took me a couple rewinds
Badprenup
To nut?
acuteavocado7
i appreciate your sacrifice
guardianzero
I've seen the pallet one in real life.. makes me wounder about the rest.
lilbrother
My scaffolding competent-person training included a security cam footage of 4 guys getting electrocuted and starting on fire. I was not ready to see that.
Yellowchopsticks
probably renders from accidents in their work camps
telemonianajax
Whose work camps?
ElbowDeepInAJedi
I saw the bulldozer one on video when I was on a jury. The guy got degloved first before being scooped up and dumped. He lived but it was not pretty.
minqapoc
Seen every single one of those on 4chan...
guitarfourtysix
I was waiting for the blue dump truck victim to get whacked in the head by the door as the truck pulled away.
PineappleLoopsBroether
Taking the OSHA test inspired some pretty specific questions that I know there’s a story for.
quesoofunknownquality
Does it help to go backwards?
tschallacka
All fun and games until a pallet doesnt play the friction game
Killertomatonew
if you see it in a safety video, it's almost 100% chance it actually happened.
MAN9000
...and much MUCH worse.
HypoMix
safety policy is written in blood.
PenguinNamedWobbles
I can guarantee they all got woundered.
cepacolusmaximus
" every OSHA regulation is written in blood "
guardianzero
VibratingNipples
Oof
LevelSixLotus
You think he was fired for sleeping on the job?
mirria
I had that happen, while I didn't try to stop the pallet, I did have to yell at the dude below not to try to catch it.
JoshuaHarazin
EVERYBODY DO THE FLOP
wadatahmydamie
Buster Yeeton
Micro2112
Yeah that's the one
Mithrandimgur
Uncanny
Pokegeologist
We had a driver park in the dock, dump his air brakes, and we got the bay open and started unloading. Without warning, he pulled off the dock to realign the truck. I watched my coworker nearly get crushed by the power jack falling off the truck.
mirria
That's why so many places got security measures, like a wheel chock that blares an alarm if removed when the dock is in operation, or a staff member coming out to put a lock on the connector that supplies air to the trailer park brakes.
Pokegeologist
We weren't set up for that. Our building is 25 years old and never updated.
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
As a driver, holy FUCK is that guy dumb. Also, if you want to prevent us from doing this to you in the future and your boss doesn't want to pay for technology, you can get a glad hand lock for pretty cheap. Take off the red emergency line and put the lock on it. We can drag the trailer without that line, but it's a hell of a lot harder to do it and damages the tires if you try to get up the road like that cause the trailer brakes are fully engaged. It's a quick way to add a checkpoint.
OperationBusterJangle
Or a dock lock, which is a giant hook that holds onto the Mansfield bar if trailers to keep them from pulling away
mirria
That doesn't work very well, because a lot of trailers have fucked up rear bumpers or nothing to grab on if they have a liftgate/tailgate setup
HawkmanXLII
Guy at a site I was working got crushed to death last year. I wasn't there, but damn, ya gotta pay attention.
HypoMix
People complain about the construction union being militant, but there is a damn good reason for that.
ZuoftheNorth
The road to regulation, usually paid in blood.
SergeantTerryJeffords
Paved
ZuoftheNorth
While that's the usual saying, in this case, I said paid very consciously. It is an emphasis on what we've earned and how we've earned it. also, cars kinda suck.