Flying on plane, mountain biking, being on a boat, motorcycle are nowhere near being on a homemade submersible with a $250,000 ticket price. They died, whoop de do.
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While everyone is entitled to their opinion, let's remember that souls were lost here, regardless of how/why it happened.
Knock off the taunts or the thread gets locked.
Knock off the taunts or the thread gets locked.
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I won't either. I work with industrial controls. Someone I worked with went to work for someone that made some of the elevator controls. We wouldn't put that crap on a dogfood packaging line. Absolute cheapest stuff they can get.
Any work on elevators or escalators would have the power locked off and tagged by any competent repair company.
I once hauled out the body of an individual who forced his way into a banks elevator shaft from an exterior alley entrance and was crushed btwn the concrete pilings and the counter weights when someone on an upper floor pushed the button to call the elevator to the 15th floor. The fire station I was captain of got the call from a frantic elevator worker who discovered the mess in the basement pit during routine maintenance scheduled the next morning.
He was a pretty large guy and I had to remove him in two separate body bags which ironically helped cut the weight involved in half.
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I read that. They knew.
A few of NYC's 'special duty' police -the blokes who rig nets for jumpers, rappel down buildings and snipe- were asked what the most dangerous thing people deal with regularly is.
"Elevators" they all said instantly and in unison.
Lmao right
I use to work in construction, the regulations around elevators is legit but still dangerous
What sort of environment could foster such a lack of empathy...?
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