That’s some crazy AI slop if it was actually posted by your employer.
abotoe on
Nooo, “reporting explained” would be to say “If the accident was fatal, report within 8 hours.
If the accident resulted in a hospital visit, amputation, or loss of eyesight, report within 24 hours. Otherwise, no report to OSHA is needed.” I don’t know who the hell thought _this_ clusterfuck was useful.
gyarrrrr on
So your limb has been amputated, but no need to go to a hospital. Just walk it off.
squiddysmama on
Amputation or losing an eye doesn’t require a hospital visit?!
MarvinArbit on
So as long as you don’t loose something – your’e good !
BeerorCoffee on
Great, I have 8 hours to hide the body! How long does it take for cement to dry?
dmomo on
Am I the only person who was triggered by the fact that the amputation question doesn’t have an arrow leading to the “yes” answer?
tyderian on
Makes sense. I think death/loss of limb/loss of sight is how many other processes like worker’s comp, insurance, etc. are categorized.
Eagle_eye_Online on
So if someone is breaking OSHA protocols and someone “almost” gets hurt, but for some reason of sheer luck nobody did, you don’t have to report it?
That seems like a shitty protocol to me.
First someone needs to lose a limb before anyone cares to report it. Damn,.
causal_friday on
I like how it switches from “worker” to “someone”. I feel like the answer to “did someone lose an eye?” is always “yes”. Someone has lost one at some point.
sincerevibesonly on
What about things that aggressively speeds up developing musculoskeletal disorders
NTufnel11 on
Company policy is as long as you have one working eye you finish your shift. this gen z and their ocular entitlement.
Bananawamajama on
So there are cases where someone loat a limb or an eye but was not admitted to the hospital.
AMSAtl on
Loss of an eye or amputation, but no hospital visit… I guess if your work is so far away from a hospital, it’s unfeasible otherwise how?
bigang99 on
Oops slipped 17 discs and tore my acl, no hospital visit and it was my bosses fault. Nothing to see here osha
J0EP00LE on
What if it was their pride that was injured due to amputation of their delusions of grandeur? Or does that just get reported to everyone with email at the company?
BadHombreSinNombre on
So “it’s a game until somebody loses an eye; then it’s an OSHA report.”
ksquires1988 on
Only amputation or eye loss require an OSHA report?
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Repost, first was removed, fixed now
That’s some crazy AI slop if it was actually posted by your employer.
Nooo, “reporting explained” would be to say “If the accident was fatal, report within 8 hours.
If the accident resulted in a hospital visit, amputation, or loss of eyesight, report within 24 hours. Otherwise, no report to OSHA is needed.” I don’t know who the hell thought _this_ clusterfuck was useful.
So your limb has been amputated, but no need to go to a hospital. Just walk it off.
Amputation or losing an eye doesn’t require a hospital visit?!
So as long as you don’t loose something – your’e good !
Great, I have 8 hours to hide the body! How long does it take for cement to dry?
Am I the only person who was triggered by the fact that the amputation question doesn’t have an arrow leading to the “yes” answer?
Makes sense. I think death/loss of limb/loss of sight is how many other processes like worker’s comp, insurance, etc. are categorized.
So if someone is breaking OSHA protocols and someone “almost” gets hurt, but for some reason of sheer luck nobody did, you don’t have to report it?
That seems like a shitty protocol to me.
First someone needs to lose a limb before anyone cares to report it. Damn,.
I like how it switches from “worker” to “someone”. I feel like the answer to “did someone lose an eye?” is always “yes”. Someone has lost one at some point.
What about things that aggressively speeds up developing musculoskeletal disorders
Company policy is as long as you have one working eye you finish your shift. this gen z and their ocular entitlement.
So there are cases where someone loat a limb or an eye but was not admitted to the hospital.
Loss of an eye or amputation, but no hospital visit… I guess if your work is so far away from a hospital, it’s unfeasible otherwise how?
Oops slipped 17 discs and tore my acl, no hospital visit and it was my bosses fault. Nothing to see here osha
What if it was their pride that was injured due to amputation of their delusions of grandeur? Or does that just get reported to everyone with email at the company?
So “it’s a game until somebody loses an eye; then it’s an OSHA report.”
Only amputation or eye loss require an OSHA report?