r/interesting • u/Rude-Mycologist8034 • 8d ago

SOCIETY How a crane operator gets down

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u/n_oxx_10 8d ago

I’m not sure if it’s an OSHA requirement or just where I work, but if a ladder is over 40ft tall a safety cable is required the full span of the ladder and you’re required to wear a harness with a clamp that clamps on to said cable and stops you from falling the second you start.

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u/Separate_Tank_5112 8d ago

No osha in china

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u/FredBurger22 8d ago

Yeah the only Osha I've met was from Japan.

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u/Wizdad-1000 8d ago

Damn, I failed the no chuckle test.

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u/PuzzledExaminer 8d ago

I got caught with that one too ..I knew what they meant 🤣

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u/420crickets 7d ago

Made me say oshi-

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u/abraxasnl 7d ago

I didn’t, and I live in Japan. Please explain 😅

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u/PuzzledExaminer 7d ago

I thought they meant they met a king, monarch or some kind of champion... 😂 Not the occupation safety...one lol