When Industrial Machines Go Wrong

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[@theywillkillyou]

Which would be a worse way to go: being crushed in a hydraulic press or put through an industrial blender?

[@dot680]

Hydraulic press. A blender would be quicker

[@desmariewilliams8216]

Both

[@sojournerkarunatruth4406]

Honestly, I think the industrial blender would be **a** **close** 👀 repeat of my previous trauma, of being stuck by a train 🚆 as a pedestrian 🚶‍♀️ It was the worst day of my life, but, I’m a mammal, so, I ‘low-key’ *crave* to experience that, again ( not intentionally, right now tho ) #nottoday 🤕❤️‍🩹🥳

[@a84c1]

Both are a nasty way to go if you think about.

[@vinawaldren6888]

I think being crushed would be a worse way to go. Crushers are generally slow, but grinders/blenders go kinda fast.

[@WooferMcWooferson]

If you are asked to work on equipment that is not powered down, unplugged/circuit off, and tagged out for maintenance - no matter how minor, refuse, refuse, and refuse again.

[@CannonFodder873]

If you don't understand the REASONING for proper "lockout/tagout" procedure how do you EVER become involved in maintenance ? Poorly managed and unsafe workplaces with LACK of training, are the government's responsibility...ones they drop the ball on regularly.🤔

[@elizabetherne556]

Can’t say I ever worked in a factory that practiced lockout/ tagout. One even wanted me to operate a mill drill stuck in automatic feed. They said just be quick changing parts out. I said no. They found one of the senior citizen male employees that was willing to operate it like that. I worked in a foundry, injection molding, and a hydraulic cylinder plant. Not a single one trained or had any safety protocols. The foundry is still operating. They still have no safety protocol. The injection molding place closed. The hydraulic cylinder plant did finally take steps to ensure safety.

[@CannonFodder873]

@@elizabetherne556 That's why we have worker's rights legislation and occupational health and safety programs. You've been helping a lousy company pull profit by allowing yourself to be put at risk, working there.🤔

[@tdb7992]

Oh man, this episode is going to be gruesome. Industrial accidents always terrify me. When I was in high school (in Australia), my woodwork teacher had a picture on the wall of a woman who had her scalp and face torn off to remind us to be safe. Needless to say, there were never any accidents.

[@scottylewis8124]

Nasty

[@christineparis5607]

YIKES!!! Good idea though! Like those early drivers ed films they used to show us that featured real accidents with people dying and completely broken...

[@scottylewis8124]

@@christineparis5607 reminds me of a shockumentary. Like faces/traces of Death.

[@vaermiina1402]

I didn’t think anything scared people from Australia 😂♥️

[@christineparis5607]

@@scottylewis8124 I found that Faces of death was faked, mostly. I forget where, but there was this great documentary about the man that produced the films and he gave up the backstories...

[@mikluna4263]

This is the kind of content that needs to be circulated to get people to take OSH seriously. So sad that these incidents were entirely preventable. They AREN'T freak accidents as some of the news article titles suggest.

[@colletti914]

I'm at number 2 and literally every woman on the list was pulled in by their hair (or baggy clothes on that 1). Edit: 8:44 They called her a young man tho?

[@carltonthepug]

OSHA doesn’t care 🤣

[@nicbro3831]

Had a young coworker cut himself on a meat slicer the other day due to the complete lack of managerial training and oversight.

[@darthprodigal8755]

Hey I work with a 2000rpm lathe let me put my hair down. Nothing freakish only stupid

[@ophilianecr]

Just wanted to add, my dad has worked in a plastics facility 30+ years; where they make trash bags (in rolls) for places like McDonald's. I can definitely tell you that your garbage bags are made with the blood of many. Dangerous equipment like rollers, 5ft long blades, 30ft hot plastic balloons, 6ft rolls of plastic, forklifts, stacks of boxed product and that's not counting having to climb the cargo trains in all weather conditions to have the hoses suck up the plastic beads when they're delivered. Everything from chopped fingers and hands to scalped people, getting run over or crushed and deaths from falling off the trains or balloon scaffold all happened to make trash bags. Not everything is preventable, some of it depends on the way the material reacts to the manufacturing process, some to machines getting stuck, clogged misaligned etc, and only seconds to fix it or lose a ton of product. Those moments are the ones where things get dangerous. Thankfully my dad has only ever had minor injuries like cuts, scrapes and small burns from hot plastic. But he's seen some horrible stuff happen.

[@joyburton3967]

I'm glad I worked for a good industrial manufacturer. We were given uniforms to wear, and loose clothing was a big no-no. For both women and men, long hair had to me tied up, nothing hanging. No jewelry, period. We had strict lock out/tag out procedures when adjusting or maintaining equipment. I consider myself very lucky, indeed.

[@AskMeWhyYoureStupid]

What exact makes you lucky?

[@joyburton3967]

@@AskMeWhyYoureStupid Fortunate to have worked in a place focused on safety.

[@thedoctor2102]

Safety or common sense?

[@joyburton3967]

@Juan Rosario Oh my goodness! I feel for you. May the Good Lord watch over you.

[@dricka49221]

When I heard them say loose clothing, I thought to myself, "who in their right mind would wear loose clothing when working with moving parts equipment?" Same thing for loose hair and it getting caught in machinery with moving parts. These folks must have gotten there brains, from a BOX of CRACKERJACK!!!! I guess not everybody has the good sense/common sense/knowledge to know that machinery with moving parts are very dangerous and can pull your body in by anything that is loose and it can get a hold of, snag onto, and the like. I knew a young man that was working on a farm and had the top of his head ripped of. He live and functioned normally, but literally had a lopsided head and his glasses always sat on an angle. The same rule with loose clothing, and unrestrained hair goes for working with fire (and things that can cause fire), like cooking in a loose armed house coat and etc!

[@lh6784]

Listening to these tragic and gruesome stories, I am truly amazed at what surgeons were able to do save the lives of these people.

[@MrFruitgum]

My friend worked as an engineer in the printing industry in the 90's. He would be on call for when printing presses went down to go and fix them. He always said that the worst incident he ever saw was when he was at XXXXX company and was fixing a machine and was only about 100meters away from where a woman got both her hands cut off by a guillotine. He said the lady had pushed a stack of paper to be cut and the holding bar came down and locked both her hands down, he said you then have about a 4 second wait while the machine works out the cut. Imagine having both hands trapped KNOWING that in about 4 seconds you will not have any hands.!!! It turned out that it was sunshine hitting the safety clear beam return, so the machine thought it was ok to lock down. A one in a billion chance of this happening and not the poor ladies fault at all. Needless to say the factory changed the way and type of sensors it used.

[@20puskinas1992]

So terrifying

[@InfiniteEchos]

that's truly horrific

[@dansetteameliawilson3227]

I used to work at the Hershey's chocolate factory and one of my jobs was cleaning out this huge pipe that carried tons of chocolate. It was big enough for me to stand straight up and stretch my arms out. I was always scared someone would turn it on and I'd drown in hot gooey chocolate

[@TopCat2021]

I would make sure that I had a damn good understanding of the LOTO system in place and "MY" locks would be on the controls before ever entering the line. Companies don't give a damn about employees it's cheaper to pay the fines, bills , and damages to the employee than to ensure proper safety. That is why I like some of the Asian countries company owners can be put to death for workplace tragedies.

[@dansetteameliawilson3227]

@@TopCat2021 Yeah it was a college summer job through a temp agency...a couple people did indeed get hurt...but some of the older people that worked in the factory said there's always one or two folk that will lose a tip or whole finger for compensation...weird. They definitely didn't train us on our job duties.

[@dafne2137]

This reminds of that one scene in Charlie and the chocolate factory where the kid gets stuck in the pipe sucking the chocolate

[@rachelstratman1405]

@@dafne2137 That scene made me so nauseous during the trailer, I refused to watch the movie until I was a teen.

[@lorihamblin-longoria2417]

That would give a whole new meaning of Death by Chocolate. I’m glad your nightmare never happened.

[@chele-chele]

Having worked in a large tool and die plant that also had its own forge operation, I cannot express how important tight fitting clothing and short or covered hair are. Mainline industrial machines will snatch your sleeve or pony tail in an instant and at the speed they are operating at, no safety shutoff will save you from horrific or deadly injuries. The blender would probably be more gruesome although a press would be a bad way to go too depending on the tool sizing =(

[@serenity8295]

seriously and don't wear a scarf come on ppl..i mean things an still happen but common sense

[@johnlash6511]

This 1 hits home man .. I got job at a food processor plant and after i started the job i found out the guy i replaced got killed in the blender part of it ..shocking

[@solarpony]

I would have peaced out

[@msmee0079]

Did they at least give you a 'sign on bonus '??? Lol

[@ashleyswearengen3713]

I had a shop/woods teacher back in high school who drilled safety into us. After learning actual shop safety we spent the rest of the safety unit watching videos graphic industrial accidents. Administration probably wouldn't have approved of what he showed us but his classroom did have a clean safety record 🤷‍♀️

[@scottfilbey7882]

Fantastic story and thanks for sharing. This was totally awesome and made my day. I'll never forget this. Might be the best story I've ever heard. Jesus christ

[@McPh1741]

I had one close call in shop class, on the table saw. I was making a dado cut and to accommodate the thicker blade stack we had to swap out the metal blade cover for a plexiglass one. I was pushing my material through and when I was pushing down hard enough that the plexiglass was flexing down and i didn’t see it. The blade stack caught the cover and sucked it and my workpiece down into the table. I pulled my hands back so fast. Damn. My friend Brian hurt himself on the table saw. One day I just happened to notice he was walking round, like in a circle, holding his hand. I walked over to see if he was alright and he showed me his hand. It wasn’t bad. Apparently the blade caught his finger nail and pulled it off. Not a severe injury, but he was clearly in shock.

[@mindyschocolate]

Sometimes you have to show what really happens when you don’t take safety seriously.

[@brittonm75]

My middle school shop teacher was missing a few fingers. Yes, he accidentally cut them off with a circular saw.

[@Cranialdrilling]

@@brittonm75 mine too! I came here to say this. Mr. D'Amorè, had only his index and thumb on his right hand and would always lift it to show us when discussing safety.

[@love.asha.]

When Attending Church Go Wrong

[@modlsuper]

😂😂 And ask God for forgiveness 🙏

[@seandelap6268]

Out of all the what can go wrongs industrial machines are bound to be among the most gruesome.

[@usernameisusername]

When the dominatrix goes wrong

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

😱

[@MsMedford]

That's a good one

[@england8186]

EEEE😬@ C K TO FAR YOU WIN 👈😂

[@someoneout-there2165]

I worked in a factory and like many places there was inadequate training and a focus on speed above safety. An eighteen year old was working near a glue press when one of his co-workers turned the machine on when he still had his hand inside the press, he would up having his hand crushed and melted by the glue. Not surprisingly management came forward immediately putting the blame entirely on the victim. I left shortly afterward but I hope be sued and won.

[@brittonm75]

A 17 year old girl in my town had almost her entire right arm torn off when she reached down between the chains pulling a car into the car wash where she was working. A piece of trash had fallen under the chains and there was a car already on the line, but instead of pressing the stop button, she reached down there and immediately became stuck. Before anyone could react, her arm was wrapped into the chain and torn almost off. The EMS actually had to finish amputating her arm to get her out of there. She lived, but at what cost?? Think people, just stop and think!!

[@jesterokjones4954]

Yeah, people don't realize that it only takes a split second to change or lose a life.

[@SZLTgirl]

My grandpa lost his hand in a meat grinder, I always remember seeing him with his hook for a hand, his hook was his favorite over the plastic hand. According to my dad, my dad being the middle child, my grandpa had the hook since my dad was 5, he doesn't remember him without it. After the accident, the company paid for the family to move to America, the accident happened in Mexico, it was way back in the late 50's. Despite disfigurement, the old man always had a good sense of humor.

[@Joanna-vd2vf]

The industrial blender is horrifying. Being crushed is as well but I’m going to have to go with industrial blender 😳

[@tysonrogers2339]

Ya that's a toughy

[@skylarjaxx2399]

Crushed might be quicker

[@leeccdoo]

Uh how about neither? Lmao wtf. 😂

[@skylarjaxx2399]

@@leeccdoo I pick (c)neither on some questions too. Lol.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Machines are as smart as those operating them.

[@missolesoul]

Very good point.

[@missjddrage1111]

How horrifying thinking if you're a new employee at a place like this hoping to be trained properly regardless the modern day social anxieties, arguments and preference.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

@@missjddrage1111 imagine how horrifying it is that a spinning endmill with 15000 RPMs doesnt know the difference between steel and human flesh. Ive seen some things in machine shops.

[@kyleflood6173]

@@missjddrage1111 they modern day social anxiety is garbage way for people to not work I feel bad for these people they went out on there shield at work got my respect.

[@ZebraContent]

that why they put those safety signs up that say "Warning! This machine has no brain, so use yours"

[@alerey4363]

I worked as a service provider for several graphic offset industries and when I visited many plants I found out some employee without some fingers;they invariably were operators of hydraulic presses, to the point I developed a gruesome habit of inspecting hands of these plants to confirm they insanely high rate of mutilated employees.

[@Thistaken2]

I worked in a meat packaging plant as part of sanitation. We had to pressure wash the equipment after production. They updated all the equipment and didn't give us proper training on how to run and operate the new machines. Because of that one of my co-workers was cleaning out one of the blenders, which had a chunk of meat stuck in one of the blades, so he stuck his hand in there to dislodge it, which triggered the sensor and cut the machine on and the blade grabbed his a and pinched it off from the elbow up. One of the most gruesome sites I've seen in person.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

For anyone reading: As an employee, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to know how to safely use and clean the equipment, and without proper training, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to refuse working on that equipment. No boss can force you to use a machine you haven’t been trained how to safely use. If you do not feel safe, say so. If your training has been inadequate, say so. It’s you that will be injured or worse, your safety is absolutely your responsibility. Keep your hair up and keep your sleeves short or tight. No hoods. And always know your safety rep- everywhere has one.

[@Thistaken2]

@@Mimi-cq4bg Yeah I think out management there was clueless about the new equipment as well. After that incident they changed a lot of safety protocols, and put in more safety measures on the machines to avoid further incidents.

[@dansetteameliawilson3227]

God forbid if I'm ever laying in a hospital bed after a freak accident do Not start taking pictures of me. How odd...

[@rachelstratman1405]

Unless you wanted it done, so it could help prevent someone else from going through what you did? Maybe if you had seen such a photo, you would have declined to put yourself in harm's way.....I saw a young lady onTV recently who was horrifically mauled by 2 friendly dogs she was dogsitting. She wanted dog owners to see the photos and beware their "friendly" dogs can cause someone major harm! It was really brave of her.

[@dansetteameliawilson3227]

@@rachelstratman1405 poor girl! That is definitely understandable to take pictures for the sake of warnings are awareness.

[@brennatotty]

When Ice Skating goes wrong. When Fishing Goes wrong. When sledding goes wrong. When skiing goes wrong. Going for a winter theme here. Lol

[@ljmcdonald2703]

This channel should be changed to When... Goes Wrong because basically that’s what it’s turned into

[@aplanefliesabove]

I can't believe women would choose to work around high-powered machinery and not put up their hair in a bun. And the lady that had her throat crushed because she had on a scarf, I felt for her. Even though her choice of attire was very risky.

[@cheyanncarter6000]

it's probably because they would rather be cute then safe. very sad some women think they have to look good. but you can't look good working with high powered machines when it's more of a man's job just for that reason.. (some women ofc)

[@margaretskinner6972]

Im surprised she was allowed to wear her hair in a ponytail and scarf at all? Wasnt anyone gonna tell her its not safe ?

[@love.asha.]

When Elevators Go Wrong

[@demoncage3261]

A lathe is probably the scariest one to me after seeing the Russian lathe accident. That one was absolutely insane. Till then I never knew a whole body could be sucked in like a pony tail.

[@psymcdad8151]

Oh yeah, I've seen that one too... only "good" thing is that the guy was most likely dead after the first full revolution.

[@demoncage3261]

@@psymcdad8151Agreed. And that guy that hit the shut off switch will probably never be the same again.

[@demoncage3261]

They were both flipping out, just in different ways lol I'm sorry God please don't send me to hell for that one🙏😇

[@billedwards3202]

Yeah that's the worst one. Seeing the pictures of the aftermath was gruesome. Bits everywhere

[@Lucky7tattooNettahoe]

Carl, love ya! How about "When voice over artists go wrong" 😘

[@jessc3504]

🤣

[@TummaDemoni]

Oh God I can think of one of the saddest one that could be on the list. First of all the voice actor for captain blasto

[@graveyardrumblers]

Just remember... If it's you versus the machine, the machine always wins.

[@love.asha.]

When Valentines Day Go Wrong

[@Naeidea]

I worked on a wall mounted mirror that was held on with powerful magnets due to the wall being decorated so couldn't be screwed in or fastened, I and a colleague mounted it and BANG! The thing slammed held fast by the magnets along with my fingers, I was lucky and just forced them out with my whole body but they were completely white for nearly an hour and I had to have the blood vessels opened as they colapsed on my middle finger and thumb with blood thinners and a special injection to force them open again, nothing compared to what these people went through but yeah don't take your safety too lightly.

[@youtubeaintshit]

When GARAGES, HAIRSTYLES, BLOWING FANS go wrong

[@vanhasydan4754]

Loose clothing or unsecured long hair can all too easily be a horrific death sentence around machinery.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

Saw the results of many tragic industrial accidents when I was an ER nurse in Toronto, Canada. Amazing how many companies get charged for inappropriate training, particularly when English wasn’t their first language. The poor and uneducated suffer the price of lacking training and on the job training as well!

[@simonsays101]

When going to a football match goes wrong… Liverpool football match…. Where people got crushed …, and meny more

[@laurametheny1008]

Seems like alot of us have been thinking about this industrial mess. Both my niece and myself had accidents on punch presses. Both blessed that it didn't turn out like it could have. Hell I didn't even realize I'd just caught my hand in a massive press😳 Have you done one on forklifts/drivers going wrong yet Carl? Thanks for the vid🤘

[@RyanT301]

Yea I’m sure you had accidents so has everyone unless it’s serious no one cares

[@laurametheny1008]

@@RyanT301 That's alright sweetie. I hope being nasty makes you feel better😉

[@samanthahill9367]

@@laurametheny1008 it must be really sad to be him.

[@laurametheny1008]

@@samanthahill9367 Yes. I think you're probably right. Have a good safe day and thank you🌞

[@rachelstratman1405]

@@laurametheny1008 Probably a stupid kid, trolling to try and start a comment war. Glad you ignored him & glad you are ok. 🤗

[@tarikdajedhai6530]

Hey carl. Answer to your question. That all depends on if your going into either machine feet or head first and what type of industrial press it is because some move very slowly while some are quick and over in an instant. Ive seen, on my first day of kindergarten back home, a man being sucked into a woodchipper feet first after trying to kick free a blockage. While at the same time, i had to have a metal plate put into my head at the age of 8 when a new guy my dad hired failed to properly connect the cuplinks of two air compressor hoses and the force with which the compressed air moved through the lines when the air nailer was discharged caused the unsecured lines to violently blow apart and one of the solid brass cuplinks caught me perfectly between the brim of my hardhat and my safety glasses (dad owned and operated a home renovation/construction contracting business) and shattered my right eye socket, gave me a knarly scar, and knocked me out without me ever knowing what had happened. When i came too in the hospital two days later, our family doctor and the surgeon where both chuckling and smiling at me (out of relief) and our family doctor started off the explanation as to what happened and why i was in the hospital with: "Thanks the Gods for your hard head, little one." (He was an Egyptian-Canadian immigrant, hence the "Gods" instead of God) So, id rather not know what happened and, ultimately feel no pain, if i where to die in an industrial/workplace accident rather then know, see and feel myself being ripped apart.

[@michellezavala1355]

I'm going to cut my hair today 😂 AND I WOULD LOVE AN EPISODE OF WHEN PHARMACIST OR PHARMACIES GO WRONG

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

Yes 🙌🏼 I’ve asked for this one so many times, in fact I think I asked for it just yesterday 😂

[@mistypratt8353]

I agree! I almost lost my daughter when she was 4 years old due to the pharmacy reading a prescription wrong and gave her a strong medicine that’s used for schizophrenia. I was shocked when I read how often that actually happens.

[@michellezavala1355]

@@mistypratt8353 OH HELL NO! I'm so happy baby girl is doing better today. Frick that pharmacist. I know everyone makes mistakes but his/hers was a deadly one. My pharmacy almost killed me with my blood pressure meds. I was toxic. Slept for days til we figured it out.

[@EmperorNerox]

The first story the guy who died from steam burns.....steam isn't the same as a fire burn, fire burns off your nerves endings, so once it's past the first layer of skin it doesn't hurt that bad , but stream doesn't do that....you feel the burn the entire time. . One of the most painful deaths known the man

[@TheCatAteMyShoe]

Lesson learned from this video: Do not wear loose clothing and loose hair around machinery.

[@KandiLadyKay]

Ok, why not. When candy goes wrong? 🤷🏾‍♀️ I had to.

[@365ral]

Reminds me of the guy who died from eating too much black licorice.

[@kanyejohn9460]

Lol

[@KandiLadyKay]

Hmmmm see we may be on to something.

[@love.asha.]

When Marathons Go Wrong

[@Ashslaydoe]

Ayeeee Can you guys do "When being Emo goes wrong"

[@modlsuper]

Funny 😂 But good idea

[@muchachosauce7399]

Emo is always wrong

[@Ashslaydoe]

@@muchachosauce7399 rip

[@kearstinivory4038]

I can’t believe y’all didn’t include the Russian lathe accident where the man was literally turned into mist.

[@tunakpreston8240]

Too gruesome i guess

[@kearstinivory4038]

@@tunakpreston8240 Guess so 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@fhenlizhao5406]

😳😖

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

When NAIL SALONS/NAIL TECHS/NAIL ENHANCEMENTS go wrong 💅🏼 (I’m pretty sure there’s enough for a list. Thanks TWKY team for ALL your efforts❣️)

[@usernameisusername]

My nail implants leaked :(

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

@@usernameisusername 🤣🤣

[@relativity.]

An entire video on nails. Hmmm. What a concept.

[@khrismakaruk1027]

Guarenteed this is the same request you were doing a little while ago where you had youre faceshot up and everyone made fun of it so you took it down. Youre always saying you don't care about the comments, put youre faceshot up again and let the games begin

[@relativity.]

@@khrismakaruk1027 no. Please no. It would be like resurrecting the crypt keeper.

[@Forflipsake]

Tbh wouldn’t it be common sense to tie up your hair or have a rule in place to always have your hair tied up securely around machinery????? I mean I can’t do the most basic tasks without it effecting anything I do. It’s distracting and annoying.

[@BeeLZBeeb]

Sounds like the women had pony tails, think I’d put mine in a tight bun, though after watching this I’d be tempted to shave it all off 😐

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

When WORKING IN A SLAUGHTERHOUSE goes wrong ☠️

[@Forgiveiolord]

They will kill you clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@rrknl5187]

That could be horribly gruesome........

[@wtfisthisp00]

This is why you dress appropriately for work instead of trying to look cute with your hair down

[@Inlinetodie]

Owchhhhhhhhhhhhh I had a buddy with long hair, worked on a printing press, his hair got caught and scalped him right to his eyelids

[@Blackhawks87]

Yup, when you don't listen to the simplest of guidelines like putting your hair up, you're gonna have a bad day.

[@cristinavee5542]

Yes. Put it in a tight bun 🥺

[@krystalsnavely9042]

@@Inlinetodie did he survive? Make normal recovery? Or deformities? Sorry if that seems like a group some questions that's watching this probably has the same type of mindset as I do

[@Inlinetodie]

@@krystalsnavely9042 yes he survived, he became part of a death metal band, Fetus Aftermath if I'm not mistaken, was the name.

[@jimrossi7708]

Just don’t want to be burned alive, that is my worst nightmare !

[@kygodragon4782]

Going into a meat grinder feet first is the worst. No pain can be matched.

[@veruschkadahmer1805]

It's why you don't wear scarves and loose hair in such factories. I thought that it was mandatory everywhere to wear your hair in a hat/bun and to avoid loose clothing and jewelry. I'm sorry but those women should have been more careful

[@tessfabled4115]

If they weren't informed or educated on this fact by the plant operators the blame lies more on them.

[@fone9665]

Why wasn't she wearing a hair net? I thought that was a legality... No emergency stop 🛑? That's shameful...

[@BlueLotus4evr]

When cleaning a house goes wrong

[@modlsuper]

What part 😂

[@BlueLotus4evr]

@@modlsuper 🤣 any part of the house!

[@kristofferhellstrom]

I know a friend in 1993 who had most of his fingers on his hand blown off. He only had his thumb left. The doctors then transplanted one of his toes to his hand and then he could grip with his hand. Still works to this day. Praise science :)

[@sassykaren7587]

This was a very interesting but gruesome video TWKY. I prefer these kinds of videos over a lot of the other kinds. Could you please make a video about when the Appalachian Trail goes wrong? Thank you and I hope everyone has a wonderful day today.

[@cmtippens9209]

For a few of these, I was left wondering why they hadn't observed proper lockout-tagout procedures for cleaning or maintenance. Are there not some forms of these policies in place in most countries by now?

[@love.asha.]

When Skydiving Go Wrong

[@gvoent839]

Please do when Kalamazoo goes wrong!

[@go4brookle761]

So, when the man was steamed, the company was fined $600,000 but his family only got $250,000? Nice to know the government made sure it got it’s majority.

[@brittyvegas9482]

I was a welder in a factory a few years ago. Alot of factories hire you and by your second day they throw you on heavy machinery. One of my friends was working a big factory saw with a conveyer belt and the safely guard on her saw was broken. And even I had operated her saw in her absence. The saw blade snagged her glove and pulled her and under the saw blade. The saw blade cut 3 fingers off i had to dig thru a bin to find her fingers but due to them landing in saw dust and scraps the risk of infection was so high they couldn't reattach them. Please if you work in a factory ensure your machine has an emergency stop button and don't run a machine if you feel you're not ready for it or not trained well enough speak up it could save your life.

[@TheTheo58]

A question I have is why this saw was not taken off line? The safety guard was broken, that was a big safety hazard an accident waiting to happen. If a machine is broken or unsafe needs to be locked out until it is properly repaired.

[@brittyvegas9482]

@@TheTheo58 i am not sure but they got fined by OSHA...they did an investigation the company had numerous violations and settled out of court. They did shut the machine down for a little while after the incident and had the guards repaired and they are actually still using that saw today. Smh the company doesn't care they treat their employees like they are Expendable

[@MargoIndigo]

4:29 is actually a photo from a completely separate incident in 2015(as it says right at the top) two years after wang’s accident; ms. yang was a woman who worked at a paper factory in huaihua and had a horrible accident which clearly severed all of her fingers, luckily all were able to be reattached. wang jin had both hands severed at the wrist from a malfunctioning hammer machine and only had 4 digits able to be reattached as well as both hands

[@chintazulkanain5694]

When Language Translation Goes Wrong. When Comedians Go Wong.

[@modlsuper]

Language translation 🤣🤣 Yes 😂

[@winterramos4527]

I used to work at a machine factory and a man by the name of Miller got his Arm torn off because of another workers negligence. The other workers name was Trevor Reznik. It was a gruesome scene...

[@sthlng2180]

I got that reference ;)

[@winterramos4527]

@@sthlng2180 what's the reference

[@sthlng2180]

@@winterramos4527 the machinist!

[@MyPetDeathclaw]

When industrial meat processing equipment goes wrong

[@prettybrowneyes9683]

Talking about jumping RIGHT INTO THE TOPIC!!! Love once you click on context starts to play IMMEDIATELY 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@midu9309]

When spring goes wrong.

[@alfredlamothe5268]

I'm a mover, A few years ago we were on this job & the lady had a 12' long granite marble table. I was with 2 other guys normally we wouldn't take a piece like this by the time we lifted it & got it to the ramp, I had been thrown off balance & tried to put my end down. My left pinkie got pinned under the corner. I almost passed out in the customers driveway. There was tissue explosion & loss, the bone was exposed. The Paramedics gave me morphine when they arrived,, one of my crew almost passed out from seeing it. My other crew guy was able to get a pressure dressing on it. I had over twenty stitches in the finger. It was broken & crushed in two places. The tendon never healed properly so it drooped when it healed. I will get it fixed one day. Just glad I didn't loose my whole finger. Cold days are brutal though on it. I was off work for a good 6 weeks. If I ever encountered another massive piece I'd call for more help or use our dollies lesson learned I tell ya what.

[@renaysari6631]

Why on earth would you not have your hair braided, or in a bun, and definitely NO scarves when you are around machines, my god didn't that company have a safety/common sense policy in place.

[@RevanMartinez]

When concerts/music festivals go wrong

[@Joanna-vd2vf]

When Gemini’s go wrong lol 😂

[@pekenjos]

This has nothing to do with 'machines that go wrong', it has everything to do with employees not following safety protocol. It's negligence on the part of the workers.

[@romella_karmey]

Do more of these factory workplace accident videos please.. there's a plethora of stories to tackle!

[@kaimerager6146]

When Massacres Go Wrong

[@tomi-jon8798]

My mom worked at Hershey's in Smiths Falls, Ontario before i was born. She was sitting on a stool on the reeces pb cup line which was on a platform 2 or 3 feet high. So she was about 5 or 6 feet from the floor when the weld on the stool gave way. She fell backwards to the concrete floor breaking her jaw and causing a major concussion. She suffered yrs until finding treatment and pain management that makes her life tolerable. She got a large settlement from Hershey as well but it took decades of litigation.

[@othered5657]

Thanks ❤️ Love your vids :)

[@Forgiveiolord]

They will kill you clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@Inlinetodie]

Such an epic channel, I like saving these videos for end of week and then watching all, smoking a joint and passing out...hasn't killed me or gone wrong yet....yet. I have a request ☺ When trying to stay warm in your Camper or Car goes wrong

[@Luca-wo8wz]

Soon: when smoking a joint goes wrong

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@Luca-wo8wz They will kill you clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@chaloevibes4355]

@@Luca-wo8wz lmao 😂. IKR 😂😂😂😂

[@Inlinetodie]

@@Luca-wo8wz 😘

[@laurametheny1008]

You and me both haha💭

[@MissTia777]

Wigs and Weaves WIN in the thumbnail pic!

[@sarapatch616]

I think this is the most horrific video yet! I'm legit crying this king about this happening

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

When TAIL GATING SOMEONE 🚗🚙 or When BREAKING DOWN ON THE SIDE OF THE FREEWAY goes wrong 🛣🚘

[@schadenfreude2915]

A broken shopping cart wheel doesn’t count

[@dragonlord3537]

Request: when deer attack

[@AmberAmber]

I needed to upvote this immediately!!!

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@AmberAmber They will kill you clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@bradrankin844]

You always do an amazing job narrating these videos! That being said, just watching most of these makes my stomach and skin crawl. Probably because you put the sound effects to it that makes me feel like I can feel it!

[@reginalopez7634]

I work in a warehouse so my hair stays bunned up ..

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

When A ROMANTIC HOME WEEKEND/GETAWAY goes wrong 💔💀

[@Forgiveiolord]

They will kill you clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjCd6CoYqefjpo

[@relativity.]

Good news is, you’ve nothing to worry about with this genius

[@khrismakaruk1027]

Llamas being romantic partners doesn't count

[@tomatofaceddisgrace]

These poor people, man. Ffs.

[@danmooney6015]

Back in 1974 I worked tat ARMCO STEEL machine shop in Houston Texas. There was a guy that had extra long hair that worked on a Lathe. He had stopped the lathe to check his measurements but had the machine in neutral. As he leaned over to check his work his hair was touching the steel piece he was checking. While leaning over he accidentally hit the gear causing the lathe to spin. His long hair got entangled and half of his scalp was ripped off. What a horrible bloody sight it was and naturally he was screaming in pain. Fortunately for him they were able to stitch his scalp and long hair back on. The hair on that side fell out but eventually grew back. What a sight I’ll never forget. If you happen to be a long haired lathe operator I would strongly suggest tying it up while your working 😲.

[@thecultofjohnnydelr.soulsw7010]

The narrator's voice and the unsettling music keeps me coming back for more.

[@DragonWarrior7771]

My dad had a similar accident, it was common for people to lose fingers there. It was one of those machines that came down so quickly with so much force. The pain was so intense he would suddenly pass out when they tried to pull it in place. His finger looks a bit deformed so everyone calls it his E.T. finger😯

[@Overzeal0us]

What about a when changing tires goes wrong? Regardless, I always love these videos, thank you for taking the time to make them!!

[@fone9665]

That's so cool, Nigel, and you smiled your way through the whole thing Top Man!!

[@Kwastaken]

Can we do “when arts and crafts go wrong”?

[@DS-gg1pb]

#3. I remember when that happened. The raisin plant is located in the county, where I live. They Will Kill You should create a second part of this video. Here's a video about a man who was cooked, alive, at a tuna plant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZyriIRvrLOlZ6M I worked at a plant that produced baby food. Some of the jars, filled with baby food, had to be cooked, with boiling water. One man, burned the skin, on his feet, by the boiling water, because he had opened the door, that cooked the baby food, before all the scathing hot water was drained, from the cooker. When he opened the door, some of the hot water landed on his feet. Even though he was wearing shoes, the hot water melted the skin of his feet. It was his first day at work.

[@truedetectiveseason1494]

I remember this tuna factory accident. It horrified me and still crosses my mind often. For some reason I thought it was Starkist but it turns out it was Bumble Bee.

[@ChristelVinot]

I remember when I used to find gruesome videos of industrial accidents. They're still here, I'm sure. I just don't think I wanna see em now lol... geez.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

What a happy chap Nigel is! He’s even grinning in the hospital photo, after the accident happened!💖

[@AmberAmber]

When being heartbroken is lethal??? Cos that happens! XO

[@ChristelVinot]

there's a "when ex's go wrong" I think

[@ameliamae9227]

Do this places not do any safety training???? This is super scary that these places will hire Joe Blow off the street and not give them any safety training

[@TopCat2021]

Safety training and equipment cost Money to the owners and from their point of view Cocaine isn't cheap human lives are.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

As someone who has spent years in a factory, may I say one thing. Rarely is the issue a machine malfunction. In all of the worst accidents I’ve seen or heard about, it’s human error. The machine is predictable and has a limited range of motion. People have an unlimited supply of carelessness, complacency and outright stupidity. Form fitting clothes, hair up and back in a clip, no hoods, no jewellery.

[@grizzlybeard8368]

When neighbors go wrong. It's probably already been on but I can't remember.

[@nickotten1358]

This one was tough to watch!! Love the channel!!

[@youtubeaintshit]

When RELIGION goes wrong

[@malachitemoon8359]

I read this as "vending" machine, so I would like to see that! How have vending machines gone wrong? Or arcade/claw machines!

[@toolsintheartic8087]

Burns from steam keep your nerves alive unlike flames that kill your nerves fast. The first guy felt it all...

[@carolgriffin3639]

When poaching for Big Cats go wrong