Golf sucks, but ...
Ok, my golf games sucks, but I'd still rather go out and shoot a 110 on a 40-degree day (with a stiff 15 mph breeze - that's why my drives were so off - really) than get killed on a construction job site.
You may ask: 'Safety Blog Man, you're stretching the limits of trying to post safety stuff: how would you possibly come up with that juxtaposition - golf / death-by-construction?' Well, look at the picture. At the golf clubhouse -it's a little hard to see - I took the picturewith my phone - the lone guy in the red shirt on the second story - less than 2 feet from the edge - no fall protection - using a power drill and walking around like he could fly if he tripped over the cord.
Construction safety stupidity seems to follow me around - I don't make it. When will owners, GCs, subs, and individuals get the message?
posted by Run Fast @ 9:46 AM
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