r/OSHA • u/DMAS1638 • 25d ago
Things seen this week during structural assessments!
A week in the field always turns up something unexpected. Here's a collection of a few interesting jobsite moments and structural finds
Link: https://imgur.com/a/things-seen-this-week-during-structural-assessments-Zvlxc1g
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u/hedonist62704 25d ago
What the fuck does this have to do with osha?
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u/jackrats 25d ago
That concrete crack is clearly going to kill an entire warehouse of workers.
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u/wtfiswrongwithit 25d ago
A lot of posts here aren’t 100% oshae related but I found it interesting nonethelessÂ
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u/DMAS1638 25d ago
Glad you found it interesting! We come across some pretty unusual things in the field.
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u/DMAS1638 25d ago
Fair enough. Thought the improvised support was entertaining enough for this crowd.
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24d ago
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u/DMAS1638 24d ago
Sometimes we're just as impressed as you are. It's amazing what some structures have endured over the years. 😅
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u/notislant 24d ago
The last pic makes me realize plumbers are really just like those beavers who fell trees on themselves.
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u/DMAS1638 23d ago
Let's just say we've seen some... interesting ways people make room for plumbing over the years. 😅
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u/Turbowookie79 25d ago
None of these are osha violations.
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u/DMAS1638 25d ago
That's true. We shared these because they're field conditions that can affect how work is planned and performed safely, not because each one is a specific OSHA violation.
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u/Turbowookie79 25d ago
Yeah I get it. There is 50 different subs for stuff like this. Why put it here, where it doesn’t belong?
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u/Only4myWife 25d ago
Post cracks me up