Posted by Kyle in Ky on November 15, 2017 at 06:25:56 from (8.26.160.102):
In Reply to: What would you do posted by 37chief on November 14, 2017 at 22:36:33:
What was he blasting? What type of paint? What type of blast media was being used? Was positive ventilation present? Did you read the MSDS for any of the products? These are all questions you don't have answers too and therefore are imposing your own opinion on the situation. I've been in the aviation quality business for 30+ years and have heard numerous complaints by employees and government oversights concerning perceived violations. MSDS declarations provide minimum required PPE level exposures and type of environments for media blasting. The business owner will go through periodic audits for safety, health and welfare violations. In this situation, if you don't have answers to all the variables, you should mind your own business. You could file a complaint and/or opinionated violation with your local environmental office and possibly have the business suspended from performing any media blasting until an investigation is completed. If the business is found to be in compliance, you could be sued by the business owner for lost earnings. Is it really worth poking your nose into someone else's business that you don't have answers to the questions referenced above?
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