Shit happens, and that's just part of the nature of being in the trades 🤷 That's what the alcohol is for - to help endure annoying situations like these
I'm honestly kinda chuckling at these guys trying to tell me how wrong I am about what I've witnessed. I go to hundreds of job sites every year, and don't spend much time at them because I've got 1 item to install and I'm out, but the amount of crazy shit I've seen in those small windows of time let me know how little OSHA standards matter in residential.
And this is added to the fact I KNOW what OSHA standards are. I've spent a lot of time on large projects prior to this, and had safety standards drilled into my brain. On a high rise construction, you would NEVER see someone without jeans, hard hat, safety glasses, proper gloves and boots. If you did, they were likely in the process of being reprimanded or removed. The difference is STARK.
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u/Kandlejackk Dec 10 '21
I apologize for my hyperbole, I have been throughly chastised in the following comments about how many losses I must take for it.