Changchung
Flashlight Enthusiast
I try be safe when I am working or making some jobs...
Are you???
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Are you???
Show a pic...
Are you safe at work???
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TigerhawkT3
Flashlight Enthusiast
What, no full-face shield? :laughing:
greenLED
Flashaholic
Yes, I do wear eye and ear protection when I'm working on projects. Haven't thought about a mask, but a face shield would be handy.
Coop
Flashlight Enthusiast
Thats nothing compared to the mandatory safetygear we have to wear when operating the coffeemachine and/or any of the vile concoctions that thing produces...
For my diploma thesis, I was working in a University department that developed semiconductor manufacturing techniques. Nasty chemicals, gasses, like Arsine and Phosphine. To exchange a lot of things, people had to wear gas masks -- the heavy ones, with their own air canister. Plus, some things there worked with concentrated acids and bases in the same cabinet. To maintain them, people had to wear heavy rubber boots, apron, gloves, gas masks AND full face shield.
At one time, two of those Darth Vader types are cleaning out the scrubber (removes toxic process gasses from the exhaust system). The lab the scrubbers were located in had windows in the doors, as usual. A grad student, who does his academic work on equipment in this lab, looks through the window, sees the guys, AND WALKS IN! :shakehead
I'm not too unhappy that I could not do my PhD thesis at this place. Three months after I left my old supervisor got a whiff of Arsine. He's fine, fortunately, but may develop some early cancer because of it.
At one time, two of those Darth Vader types are cleaning out the scrubber (removes toxic process gasses from the exhaust system). The lab the scrubbers were located in had windows in the doors, as usual. A grad student, who does his academic work on equipment in this lab, looks through the window, sees the guys, AND WALKS IN! :shakehead
I'm not too unhappy that I could not do my PhD thesis at this place. Three months after I left my old supervisor got a whiff of Arsine. He's fine, fortunately, but may develop some early cancer because of it.
scott.cr
Flashlight Enthusiast
I work in the s*itty of Inglewood, as in "Inglewood always up to no good," you've all heard it in rap songs. This place sucks. Safety equipment here would be considered like a 6D Maglite filled with lead shot and a ball of spikes on the end. The best part is the employee parking lot is across a main street, and with the way people drive around here you're really taking your life into your own hands to get into the office every morning.
