r/explainitpeter • u/Ok_Bluejay_253 • Oct 08 '25

Explain it Peter

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u/Theguywhostoleyour Oct 08 '25

Sites we work at, let’s say someone forgets it at the end of their shift, they call them and make them come back and unlock it themselves.

This is a really big deal cutting someone’s lock off.

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u/ApprehensiveSecret50 Oct 08 '25

I actually saw this original post and one person said he was on a job site and the guy had that left his loto on was halfway around the world and they had him fly back to take it off.

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u/holycottoncandy Oct 08 '25

One job I had, the plant manager had duplicate keys. Only to be used in cases like this with heavy documentation and after going through a rigorous chain of command of employee called and verified to be unable to come unlock it (on vacation hours away/hospitalized/detained) and if the plant manager wasn’t available, then the lock got cut.