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[@dmitryfedorchenko882]

During the unloading of the barge, there is a high risk of leg injury due to large stones that roll down the slope at the mouth of the unloading conveyor. I wish the guys who are engaged in unloading work to SAFELY!!!!

[@sadiabano1661]

😊pp

[@jamestreanor4361]

Me: Where do you work? This guy: Between a rock and a hard place.

[@galaxiedance3135]

I work in front of an avalanche :)

[@mcnorcan]

Nice 😂

[@javierfigueroab.4061]

NO hay nada de Seguridad, yo sé qué hay necesidad y es trabajo, pero ante todo también la seguridad, mis respetos a esas personas y qué Dios los proteja 👍👍

[@rameshshankar1010]

Side boulders should also be cleared side by side ,it can roll down suddenly

[@bobpaulino4714]

I've helped extricate several folks who were buried alive in trench, silo, and hopper incidents. Worked some on the way to the hospital in the back of the truck and bird. Waited on the coroner with others before we put them in the big bag with the zipper.

[@daddywoofdawg]

OSHA would have a field day, I like how these people have no fear of losing life or limb

[@Rocketman88002]

@James McGuire, they probably fire the amputee on the spot then look for another Darwin Award candidate.

[@nathanbaker9457]

😂

[@benking4367]

I believe this would actually fall under MSHA regs , but yes OSHA would make their monthly quota with heavy fines

[@hanshoogendyk2203]

Considering how the rest of the world operated like this prob less than 50 years ago..... Comes down to how much labour you have in reserve, and the rest of the world wanting to keep buying cheap junk from poor countries

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

He's tied off He's fine :)

[@frankgaletzka8477]

Absolute dangerous and this man has closed with his life . A absolute no go

[@mr_pigman1013]

he has rope

[@pjprice8050]

Brave men! This one was zoomed in too far, especially at first. I would like to see one until it is fully unloaded. They end too soon.

[@julinelson1775]

an no cutting the best parts out!

[@JK-ne4xy]

Holy OSHA safety nightmare…..

[@johngormley2192]

Batman.

[@chrisseger6870]

🎶 Come with me, and you'll see... A world of OSHA violations. Working here, you'll be free, of OSHA's bullish!t regulations. 🎶

[@andrewkoob4506]

It is safe. They have a rope.

[@Mthammere2010]

Welcome to the life of a third world deckhand.

[@gemmerson5435]

Yep welcome to the real world ❤

[@AppalachianRancher]

I wonder how many job openings they have there each week....

[@doidletp]

Think up a new way to do this that doesn’t risk these workers. Their health and safety matters.

[@user-ws8xe8td7h]

Почему это так залипательно? Часто сижу и втыкаю на такие видосы

[@guycarignan2263]

Wow ! State of the art system. With a popsicle stick it would be more challenging.

[@davidbowen8649]

If the earth under this guy gives way, his reaction time will really be put to the test. RIP Chuck Smoots

[@BS-Fact-checker]

You can be lucky most of the time but this guy is pushing it, it only takes one accident.

[@williamkelley7654]

I love it, the pole he is holding has a safety cable and he does not.

[@AppalachianRancher]

Yeah that steel rod may jam up the conveyer his bones probably wont...

[@nerfinator03]

The rod is attached to a winch so that he doesn't have to pull off the covers by hand

[@Tiffy552]

Even for many years ago this is too bloody dangerous. No sense in taking risks like that.

[@leafgreensniper13]

He’s got a rope, he’s good

[@semoneg2826]

​@@leafgreensniper13If that entire thing caves in rope is helpless

[@leafgreensniper13]

@@semoneg2826 r/woosh

[@hendraputera]

Ones can play with a small fire but it's your greatest enemy when it becomes a big flame.

[@siobhansteisa9996]

Wouldn’t it make sense, from a safety standpoint, to clear the sides before removing the wooden things?

[@ralan350]

There is a conveyor belt in the middle the wooden boards cover the conveyor belt if they do not do that the belt would not be able to move the weight of material on top of it so they have to remove the boards as the load works backwards on the barge

[@MrPHAELAN]

a variant of russian roulette I never heard of......

[@utuber348]

To those who would complain about restrictive safety regulations, I would encourage them to watch this. To me, at least, a man's life is of value.

[@danielcalbo2365]

This man is crazy.

[@wilesmythpatel8311]

Crazy 🙉

[@juanmorenotorres3371]

I think he doesn't value his life.

[@mr_pigman1013]

@@juanmorenotorres3371don’t worry, he has rope 😊

[@kotursrinivas5019]

So chilling. Daring deep into the falling cave. Man you live only once.

[@scottpennington8225]

People's lives are cheaper than a safe operation. Poor people

[@dafrasier1]

Unions are a good thing. Safety for the people doing the work, making the money for the Billionaires who push paper.

[@jackgreen412]

Common sense and self preservation required here, union not required

[@trainnerd3029]

@@jackgreen412 EXACTLY!!

[@greggweber9967]

I wonder if the owner started out doing something like this. Showed that he was more capable doing something else and moved on and up?

[@nathanielovaughn2145]

Yeah, the "billionaires" who run the union maybe. Few, if any, others.

[@psholnah]

A new worker every 2-3 months))))

[@felipegutierrez1607]

Mucho riesgo para este trabajador, deberían de inventar una estructura o plataforma segura para que el trabajador esté seguro y no sufra un accidente. Trabajo de alto riesgo.

[@pa1668]

Heath and Safety...What health and safety!!!

[@aaronwilcox6417]

Shocking. Safety harness and Sala block sir. Besides no person should be in that position. This is unforgivable.

[@michaelbauers8800]

Yeah, sure seems like some safety harness could be afforded by bosses for this worker.

[@dickburns9200]

Is it just me, or does that look dangerous as hell?

[@semoneg2826]

No its not you alone its the entire chat

[@dickburns9200]

@@semoneg2826 that's what I thought

[@dirtdevil70]

Meh..what could wrong…I mean he’s got a firm grip on his safety rope 😅

[@jbonegw]

@@dirtdevil70😂😂😂

[@arievanderzouwen1954]

What country? Today he was lucky. Maybe tomorrow also, but he is not always going to be lucky. That is for sure.

[@mr_pigman1013]

do not fear, he has rope 😊

[@michaelbauers8800]

99.x% of the time, the everything goes fine. Now and again, stuff goes badly, and people die. The goal, ideally, is to minimize the change of something going wrong with practical, affordable measures. What if the rope slips, for example? There's seemingly no resort of last measure safety harness or something of the sort. I get it, people have been doing dangerous jobs for a very long time, and many walk away from it with no serious injuries. And maybe there's no way to improve on this, but it sure looks like there could be a safer system.

[@susangordonmerdler4036]

Can't someone get this poor guy a longer stick?

[@LaunchGraphy]

It looks dangerous sometime, but it's so satisfying ❤️

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

By that man a longer stick, he earned that

[@thedownhillracer]

It’s a good job he has a high visibility yellow shirt on, otherwise that could be dangerous - haha

[@4sl648]

Thats so they know where to dig for him.

[@mr_pigman1013]

don’t worry he has a rope 😊

[@cslassiniboine7037]

So, when the guys get inevitably hurt, does the employer pay all medical bills and disablilty benefits?

[@josef.2415]

Wouldn't it be safer to clear out the sides before getting deeper into the pile.

[@mattmeck1446]

It would make to much sense to do that!🤪😳🤔😜

[@dougcannon6289]

Satisfying?? That video was terrifying!! That guy was in danger so many times, but he's obviously a pro, acting like it's no big deal. Also, a heart appears at 12:14

[@antonihuntingsumatra3496]

Wwwwooou mantap kawanku semoga tambah sukses selalu 👍🏻 dan sehat selalu 🙏

[@schumiserg8692]

with the correct design of the bunker, taking into account the angle of the natural slope, I think this work would not have to be done

[@boboften9952]

Moisture makes the materials glump together , stick , bind .

[@monkeyonarock]

You do realise that he is removing the covers over the conveyor belt 🐵

[@travishanson166]

It's almost like you are smarter than engineers who designed the barges to do the work they do. It's almost like asians are only smart enough to engineer computers really fast, and small that fit into your hand.......but the simple physics of a barge are too hard to handle..

[@akbychoice]

They won’t miss you, more being born everyday.

[@aguilareal3348]

Es muy peligroso debería tener un arnés un amigo así perdió la vida el desia no pasa nada y por descuido a hora está en la tumba es mejor no confiarse

[@truthbetold2914]

Absolutely life is cheap there

[@riverboysalvage4760]

I don't think Oshawa would approve of their safety standards

[@Aikonium1]

Is that Elon Musk in jellow Tshirt?

[@user-li4nk6gz2h]

На стену бункера крепят электрические вибраторы. Оператор когда зависает порода, кратковременно включает вибратор. Колебания творят чудеса.

[@antitolerant]

Китаец дешевле

[@michaelashcraft8569]

Where's OSHA when you need 'em !!! Honestly though, he probably has to do this work just for a marginal wage, or, not work he may have family to support.

[@calledmaster1]

I think it safer to sit on the back of semi truck with a trailer full of logs at least there chained down

[@ruthborgesalves9563]

Esse trabalhador é fraco da mente?!Ficar à mercê da sorte desse jeito, cadê a segurança no trabalho,qualquer momento é triturado sem chances de escape!😱😱😱🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@crossroads5771]

he wears a yellow shirt so after that machine grinds him up, they can find him

[@ecleveland1]

OSHA would have a field day writing the fines for this in the US.

[@carbastan1461]

Адский труд!

[@user-ov2pe8nt5r]

Вот это ты конечно мужик рисковый лезть туда.👍

[@muslimabnarrahimabdalhasan9898]

Неговори на что заставляет жизнь чтоб выживать в этом суровом мире

[@user-ov2pe8nt5r]

​@@muslimabnarrahimabdalhasan9898 все верно сказано👍

[@user-wh4uj4pp5q]

Ручной труд никогда не исчезнет.

[@Quackerstacker1973]

20 foot pole and this guy don't have to do this

[@elperroloco1752]

I don’t think polish men go that tall

[@harpo7226]

He needs a longer stick😂😂😂😂

[@kopral3143]

Hello my friend how are you.. ? i am from Indonesia you content very good,good luck

[@aggabus]

What material

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

It's like watching a giant hourglass ! ⏳

[@craignicholson505]

Total respect for all u guys that an amazing job u do

[@stacybrown6546]

This one was good. There were times I wish I could have seen the whole mound, wider lenses. This was an older video though.

[@liraneph8562]

His danger pay must be really good because he keeps looking for more.

[@ShareConstructionIdeas]

Amazing work 👍

[@Bianrungnui]

Nguy hiểm quá bạn của tôi ơi. Tuyệt vời lắm bạn

[@lisaferrara8120]

From where did this material come and for what purpose will it be used?

[@collinpribula3270]

That was Aawweessoommee!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰🥰🥰💓💓💕💞💛💛💗💗😍😍💖💖❤️

[@randymorris8786]

There has got to be safer alternatives. But credit to heart and skill. Peace

[@kerrysupporter]

This is the cheapest way

[@johnberry1107]

Yeah! Is that one of those jobs the U.S. wanted back?

[@morrieveilleux6074]

Who you kidding no one in t h e US would do this work.

[@topduk]

@@morrieveilleux6074 Lots of people unload ships in the US, but they don't risk their lives for want of a longer stick.

[@travishanson166]

Plenty of folks do barge work on the mighty Mississippi.

[@jeremyhall7495]

Looks like a cool job, well done. How did the New York skyscrapers get built in the 1920s, guys working hard jobs!

[@sumiasmrsand1596]

Oh my god 😳

[@thehoangtv]

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[@viccaimbre2096]

Suppose to be you use safety Precaution

[@LoneWelshDruid]

Why isn't the wire cable permanently attached to the conveyor cover boards?

[@peterphan6142]

What a life of making a living. Why didn't they provide him a body harness?

[@samujiiii722]

Kalau buat video unloading sampai habis biar endingnya memuaskan🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@erik-fisher]

This is just stupidly dangerous. An employer simply cannot send people there.

[@joserobertosilva1040]

could use a longer rod

[@addzybro1450]

I feel like they could leave the little metal covers out and this would be way easier and safer

[@chosen1one930]

Definitely a easier way. Drop gates instead of good or gates that slide left or right into the ship with a flip of a switch

[@jamiemercer6847]

what about loosing it with a high pressure water hose

[@ibelieveyou2066]

At least those safety shoes are protecting his feet.

[@jamesballock1768]

Bungee jumping could work. Should be wearing a tower harness at the very least.

[@jeepowner2675]

Those conveyors are no joke, 50 lbs one second, 8 tons a second later and it didnt even hiccup

[@jonatasabreu410]

Se o cara cair, é triturado no mesmo instante. Essas empresas não tem nenhuma responsabilidade pela vida dos trabalhadores! Que vergonha...

[@carlosdionizio7275]

Hi, how are you? I really like watching videos of the barge unloading of stones, sand and others, really good, good technique... Would it be possible to make videos of the loading, of the entire process?

[@cleokey]

Wonder where this is? What type material?

[@RickOshay...]

There's gotta be a better way man...

[@augustopizarro6823]

We can clearly see in the video that this is the safest job you can have.

[@leafgreensniper13]

He has his yellow safety shirt!

[@user-sg3hr6iz5b]

Нана-технологии? 🤣 А марсолёт, уже достроили?🤔

[@morgan79347]

I don't know what they are using this stuff for but there's some nice layering in a lot of those rocks.

[@mcnorcan]

That green stuff in the middle of the pile is what’s left of the last guy.

[@KhlaBaiTong]

Wow 💪💪💪

[@UpinkProduction]

Awesome

[@kthwkr]

I'm guessing the belt keeps stopping when a rail car gets full and they have to redirect to the next one.

[@cditzler6313]

he must be new at that, kind of taking too many risks I mean it only takes one time for it to cave in on you and you break in half

[@raybin6873]

What is the material being off loaded?

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

rocks.

[@NashVt90]

The employers value that stick enough to tie a rope to it, but the man’s life isn’t worth enough to buy and attach a safety harness and a hard hat to give him a chance at surviving a fall. This is why labor is cheaper overseas, as it was once here.

[@kenmelrac]

The pole has a hook and the cable pulls the block after he hooks the loop

[@christopherwilliams5869]

These guys are under MSHA not OSHA ya and the guys with the water hoses OMG

[@marcovalenza4965]

Alla faccia della sicurezza sul lavoro! Secondo me sto tizio campa poco!!!

[@calledmaster1]

Doesn't that look extremely dangerous is it worth your life

[@SovereignTroll]

The motor pulling the conveyor belt overloaded so badly cuts out again and again along with hazard of worker being buried alive a disregard for safety.