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HURRY UP AND GET IT DONE HAZARDOUS ATTITUDE ARCHIVE

Fue solamente un accidente potencial.Ĭlimber was roping out a large oak tree when the crotch that he was using for his rigging started to split because the tree was partially dead and due to the shock loading while letting the limbs down. Él había estado a unos 2 pies (un poco más de medio metro) de la serpiente, pero no lo mordió. En ese momento escuchó el sonido de una serpiente cascabel y saltó para alejarse de la serpiente. Llegaron a un árbol y el capataz estaba haciendo su inspección 360, caminando alrededor del árbol y mirando hacia arriba para ver cuáles ramas había que recortar. Una cuadrilla de escaladores estaba trabajando en el campo. He did not get bitten, it was just a close call. The foreman was doing his 360 walking around the tree looking up to see what the tree needed to be trim, when he heard the sound of a rattlesnake.

HURRY UP AND GET IT DONE HAZARDOUS ATTITUDE ARCHIVE

You can also download the Close Call Reporting form here.Completed forms can be emailed to The following archive of near-misses on the job is compiled by date, with the most recent entries listed first.Ī climb crew was working out in the field and they got to a tree. Please click here to submit your Close Call Report. It is important to note that the use of company computers for anything other than company business could result in disciplinary action so we strongly encourage the use of members’ personal computers when submitting anything to the Safety Committee. The near-miss could be the result of equipment failure, hardware failure, or unintentionally not following established safety rules.Īll near-miss reports will be posted to this web page as received, with only minor editing if required for clarity or to maintain anonymity. A near-miss that goes unreported is a wasted experience that could possibly have saved a life someday.

The next person walking down the same path may not be as fortunate. The primary purpose of this web page is to serve as a safety awareness tool for our members as well as others in the industry to share experiences that could have resulted in a reportable/recordable injury or property damage, but due to either the experience and/or the luck of the individual(s), no harm or damage occurred.Ī near-miss or close call is a “second chance” or a “gift” and it is up to the individual who got the second chance to pass the information along so that everybody benefits from it.

A Program of the IBEW Local 1245 Safety Committee

Hurry up and get it done hazardous attitude