Our team at Levitt-Safety gets a lot of questions about how to stay safe when working at heights.
Sometimes we explain it in a high level of detail, like when we answered the 5 most popular fall protection questions on the internet.
Other times, we explain it by showing you what not to do. This is one of those times.
We headed to the OSHA subreddit to bring you the best of the worst examples of unsafe working practices.
Can you spot the safety fail in each of these photos? (It won’t be hard)
While all these photos are troubling, the award for king doofus goes to this guy:
The safe way to work at heights:
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It’s cost-effective, versatile and safe.
You can feel confident and secure working at heights with LOBO as it meets all the current safety legislation.
It’s used by breweries, the London Underground and even NASA to meet their working-at-heights needs. You can read more about those success stories here.
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