It all comes down to people not being taught one thing. If you don't know what the heck you're doing, DON'T DO IT.
In nearly any profession where there is moving equipment, parts under tension, or compression, etc, the chances of getting hurt, or killed, will never go completely away, regardless of how careful you are, or how much the Government tries to protect idiots from themselves...... The ONLY way to really lessen the chances of anybody getting hurt is exactly what I stated in the first paragraph......If you don't know what the heck you're doing, DON'T DO IT.....
While I applaud the inception of agencies like OSHA, in regard to employers not being allowed to force people to do something stupid in order to keep their job, the whole 'Government has to protect everyone' mantra has done nothing but protect idiots from themselves, and allowed them to breed more idiots.....with none of them ever being taught, or passing on to their offspring exactly what I stated before...... If you don't know what the heck you're doing, DON'T DO IT......
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