Even Safety Is Fallible
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To quote Gerald Wilde (Target Risk 3): “They may simply have been blinded by their zeal to do something quick and easy for safety – and thus doing nothing for it.”
Barry Spud
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What about a zero tolerance for respirable crystalline silica and coal dust?
When the model is dumb down, the outcome is no surprise.
looks like it didn’t go out for consultation with Reps. Wonder how many people proof read it?
How much critical thought goes into anything done in the name of safety? – would the printer even dare question anything done in the name of safety?
This is in the Philippines and seeing english isn’t their first language, yes they got a little mixed up with the wording. May be we need to be kinder when those in a country with little safety are trying to do better. Just saying….
Is there even a hint of kindness, tolerance, empathy or understanding from whomever nailed it to the wall?
This is in the Philippines and seeing english isn’t their first language, yes they got a little mixed up with the wording. May be we need to be kinder when those in a country with little safety are trying to do better. Just saying….
Is there even a hint of kindness, tolerance, empathy or understanding from whomever nailed it to the wall?
looks like it didn’t go out for consultation with Reps. Wonder how many people proof read it?
How much critical thought goes into anything done in the name of safety? – would the printer even dare question anything done in the name of safety?
When the model is dumb down, the outcome is no surprise.
What about a zero tolerance for respirable crystalline silica and coal dust?