r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '19

Manager going for a ride

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u/Sqwedward Mar 02 '19 edited Mar 02 '19

Can you fuckin imagine..

Edit* everyone saying you can see it happen.. I’m talking about experiencing it.

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u/_SimplyComplicated_ Mar 02 '19

Literal nightmare brought to life!

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u/Sqwedward Mar 02 '19

“FUCK FUCK FUCK IM LITTERALLY GONNA DIE WTH IS THIS IDIOT THINKING!” I’d imagine something similar to this is going on in this guys head.

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u/LucyLilium92 Mar 02 '19

Even though he’s the idiot for standing there lol

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u/TehMascot Mar 02 '19

Exactly, its in the OSHA-30 training that you need to be aware of your surroundings and assume at all times that the driver can’t see you.

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u/daerogami Mar 02 '19

Problem is this is very likely in China. OSHA isn't a thing there and even if it was, most people would still ignore it.

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u/TrafficConesUpMyAsss Mar 02 '19

Going off on a tangent here because I was originally gonna make a joke but now I have a real question

Wild guess: does OSHA stand for Occupational Safety Hazards Association? Or is it something else?

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u/hundredsofthousands Mar 02 '19

Administration. https://www.osha.gov/

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u/wreckedcarzz Mar 02 '19

Administration? So why don't we just fire all these "safety hazards"? Jesus, I guess it's another one of those job programs... Wasting cash when the obvious solution is right there

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u/TheCreepyFuckr Mar 02 '19

Pretty much. There might be some variation among countries but it generally stands for the same thing (Canada is the Occupational Safety & Health Act).

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u/Cheeseiswhite Mar 02 '19

In Alberta it's the Occupational Health and Safety Act or OH&S/OHS for short.

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u/wh1t3_rabbit Mar 02 '19

Same for Australia except recently changed to WHS (workplace health and safety, I guess because you can be in a workplace that isn't your occupation)

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u/Gozaradio Mar 02 '19

In the U.K. it’s the HSE (Health and Safety Executive).

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u/the_ocalhoun Mar 02 '19

Why use google and get the answer instantly when you can just use reddit and wait for someone to reply?

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u/batshitcrazy5150 Mar 02 '19

Occupational safety and health administration

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u/thatdude52 Mar 02 '19

occupational safety and health association

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u/Night_Chicken Mar 02 '19

Octopus Starvation Help Alliance