Anyone wanna go in halfsies???

**wadarbr549** · 08-25-2014, 06:02 PM

there is an old documentary called shipbreakers, you may be able to Google it and find it, it shows them running massive old ships aground in third world countries...then it shows the natives ( women AND children included ) scrapping them out....it is very interesting...they said it was the most dangerous profession that country had, and there were more deaths and injuries doing that than any other job in that area.....

i know i sometimes curse real strict safety men when i am working in power plants, especially if your on nuclear property.....they are very strict and get stricter every year....but when you see a program like the one i mentioned, you are thankful for all the osha, and other rules and regulations we have to protect workers in our country.

**easyrecycle** · 08-26-2014, 07:31 AM

Originally Posted by wadarbr549

.....i know i sometimes curse real strict safety men when i am working in power plants, especially if your on nuclear property.....they are very strict and get stricter every year....but when you see a program like the one i mentioned, you are thankful for all the osha, and other rules and regulations we have to protect workers in our country.

Yea I worked on a Nuclear power plant, some of there rules and how slow things moved to get work done to cut the red tape to close this or open that could take days at a time. I was just happy I was paid by the hour an not by the job lmao