ON TOPIC:Mostly For Inside Guys:Cleaning Spills with Integrity

[bbsam]

Good question. I choose not to discuss what I did or didn't do in the above situation.

Adding this information or leaving it out will not add to or take away from our discussion here.

The sole purpose of this thread is for discussion as to what should have or could have been done to adhere to UPS Safe Work Methods or training in the stated example.

It also asks for opinion as to whether OSHA violations may have existed in the example.

Where safety is involved, if you're not part of the solution (and I assume if it sat around for hours and hours spread all around the building that you were not) then are you part of the problem?

 

[bbsam]

Its a question staff member man

Yes. I saw the "?" and even responded with one.

 

[bbsam]

Its a question staff member man

And it's "it's".

 

[Matty_lawn]

And it's "it's".

Are you in management? Whats it like when literally no one gives a crap about you?

 

[Operational needs]

Where safety is involved, if you're not part of the solution (and I assume if it sat around for hours and hours spread all around the building that you were not) then are you part of the problem?

My thoughts exactly! He probably did nothing. His first post mentioned 10 management people plus countless hourlies walked past the spill. It's a lot easier for him to watch and critique what others do or don't do.

 

[bbsam]

Are you in management? Whats it like when literally no one gives a crap about you?

You don't care about me and yet you respond? That's just weird.

 

[Matty_lawn]

You don't care about me and yet you respond? That's just weird.

I just want you to feel the power you feel at work.

 

[bbsam]

I'm hardly ever at work. That is my power.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

You don't care about me and yet you respond? That's just weird.

I don't know.
Sounds racist to me.

 

[bbsam]

I don't know.
Sounds racist to me.

Wow. You just have no idea how to play the race card, do you?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Wow. You just have no idea how to play the race card, do you?

Just making a joke. I like busting Matty's chops.

 

[bbsam]

Yes. I was joking as well. Your chops take a good smacking as well.

 

[Turdferguson]

The OP asked for an on topic thread . Please respect those wishes

 

[bbsam]

The OP asked for an on topic thread . Please respect those wishes

I'm trying to. Just waiting for his responses to my questions.

Meanwhile, back at the asylum, King NF2 has added another room onto his castle...

 

[Brownslave688]

For Discussion:

Recently while in a facility I noticed a pile of damp speedy dry in the middle of main thoroughfare.

It was left there for hours and it was walked through and driven through until it was pulverized and spread throughout a large section of the building.

Of the many individuals who walked and drove through this contamination at least 10 had to be management. Among the management was PT, FT and Manager level employees.

There were also many hourly employees who walked and drove right through it. Among the hourly employees were PT, FT, Shop Stewards, Designated Responders.

What should have or could have been done differently to adhere to UPS Safe Work Methods and training?

INYO: Any OSHA violations here?

Serious, "On Topic" replies only please.

You witnessed this?

 

[UPS Preloader]

Good question. I choose not to discuss what I did or didn't do in the above situation.

Adding this information or leaving it out will not add to or take away from our discussion here.

The sole purpose of this thread is for discussion as to what should have or could have been done to adhere to UPS Safe Work Methods or training in the stated example.

It also asks for opinion as to whether OSHA violations may have existed in the example.

So then for discussion purposes, what do you feel should have or could have been done to adhere to UPS Safe Work Methods or training in the stated example.

Also, what is your opinion as to whether OSHA violations may have existed in the example.

 

[Brownslave688]

I am going to ask this as a serious non-snarky question.

At what point did you, Integrity, do something about the potential hazard other than post the question on an anonymous Internet forum?

Is @Integrity management?

He was just there to observe or audit the situation.

 

[Brownslave688]

My thoughts exactly! He probably did nothing. His first post mentioned 10 management people plus countless hourlies walked past the spill. It's a lot easier for him to watch and critique what others do or don't do.

Well in his defense that's his job.

 

[Operational needs]

Well in his defense that's his job.

It's a sad day when a man's job is to stand by and watch an unsafe situation go on for hours without doing anything to resolve it, just for the sake of observing.

 

[Brownslave688]

It's a sad day when a man's job is to stand by and watch an unsafe situation go on for hours without doing anything to resolve it, just for the sake of observing.

He's just a safety monitor.