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Start here => Free For ALL => Topic started by: Parts on October 22, 2009, 11:06:38 PM
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In the US we have OSHA the safety police
they would love this we even have commercials with MC Hammer and Don't touch this about power lines :laugh:
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The power line to our house is buried and runs under the path in our garden.
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That's the way it should be. When I lived in Florida almost all homes had that here in the NE they still build new houses with them overhead not all of them but most
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The drip loop could be bigger. Offhand I think Article 210 deals with Service connections like that.
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If everyone did everything the OSHA way all the time, it would take twice as long to get anything done. Fucking safety nazis.
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I've worked for several companies that were fined $10,000 + I always hide when they were coming :laugh:
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Reminds me of this one place where I used to work. The government inspectors were coming, and the shift boss was going off his nut trying to make all the female workers on the production floor wear hairnets. Even those whose hair was shorter than the guys' hair.
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If everyone did everything the OSHA way all the time, it would take twice as long to get anything done. Fucking safety nazis.
I think OSHA started out with good intentions, but got drunk on their own power. I've see people get hurt a few times in machine shops, and it's usually the kind of things that OSHA could never prevent. 8)
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There's nothing wrong with that picture assuming it was an electrician who put up the ladder. The aluminum is a good foot or so away from the mains and contrary to popular belief, those wires are insulated, you actually can touch one of those wires and be fine. The OSHA regulation (and the sticker on the ladder) are there to prevent morons from leaning the ladder in a place where the ladder itself could come in contact with the wire since a sharp edge on the ladder could scrape through the insulation.
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But I am not an electrician :P I had to take off the piece of loose siding there and reinstall it
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But I am not an electrician :P I had to take off the piece of loose siding there and reinstall it
I didn't think of the siding, I just assumed the ladder was there to get at the wiring. Yea, as long as you don't scrape the black rubbery insulation on the wires down to the bare aluminum inside, you can continue living until you fall off the ladder from trying to reach too far for a piece of siding. Just watch out for that ceramic insulator on the trim board, if you somehow knock that loose, the weight of the wires between your house and the telephone pole on the street will rip the conduit off the house and most likely the meter, as well as any pieces of siding/trim that the conduit is attached to.
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I have toruble not finding OSHA traiing videos hilarious. They're just so totally fucking retarded.
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Normal_impaired is not bad looking :orly:
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Normal_impaired is not bad looking :orly:
Thanks, that photo's about 4 years old, so thus I look essentially the same but 4 years older, really the only thing that changed was the hat.
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I like hats :P I think you're hot 8)
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Binty is going to have to go change her panties soon.
You're really subtle eh Bints? :lol:
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It isn't one of my strengths, no :zoinks:
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I have toruble not finding OSHA traiing videos hilarious. They're just so totally fucking retarded.
http://www.youtube.com/v/cUwki29-rYQ&hl=en_US&fs=1&
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I like hats :P I think you're hot 8)
Run for your life n_i !!! :o
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I like hats :P I think you're hot 8)
Run for your life n_i !!! :o
How far should I run, I'll admit, I didn't read that far into the "Is Bint Fuckable" thread.
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Most of the powerlines here are underground, except for the ones that run along A1A right in front of where I live haha.
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Most of the powerlines here are underground, except for the ones that run along A1A right in front of where I live haha.
If they're the big high-tension feeder lines on the big steel towers, go under them at night holding a flourescent tube (just the tube, you don't need a fixture) and watch it glow from induction. The lower the wattage of the tube, the brighter it will glow, those little twisty CFL bulbs work too.
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Most of the powerlines here are underground, except for the ones that run along A1A right in front of where I live haha.
It was the same way where I lived in Fla
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Binty is a disgusting trollop :thumbup: