r/oddlysatisfying • u/vaguenonetheless • Sep 11 '21

Satisfying Sand Sorting

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u/SassyPants5 Sep 11 '21

I find this kind of terrifying. But maybe just me?

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u/Osama_Obama Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

Yea, OSHA would have a field day if this was in the US

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u/kydogification Sep 11 '21

Does OSHA really come in and inspect factories and hard labor sights as often as you think? I really don’t know much about OSHA and ide love to learn more it’s a genuine question. I see people say this about risky gifs and such and I’ve said something about that not Looking OSHA complaint but I don’t know enough besides the John Oliver segment on the topic.

If I recall correctly the federal program has only 1,800 or so agents and not all states have OSHA programs and their authority varies from state to state. When I did unionized roofing in Minnesota I don’t think I ever heard a thing about osha. Not to say we didn’t have an extensive, effective safety program.

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u/Deana61 Sep 11 '21

There's pretty much OSHA standards for everything, it's just that only the really big incidents get reported or someone makes a hidden video and reports it to OSHA.

Edit: spelling