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Top Comments of this video!! :3
At least now I know my fear of the manual bread slicers at the supermarket is not uncalled for
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$3 million for missing your hand for the rest of your life. Yea id rather have my hand.
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A missing hand is life changing. I'm sure that man would rather his hand than that money.
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I worked in manufacturing for something like 15 years and I can confidently say that ANY safety mechanism in a machine can be very easily bypassed. That's why it is unbelievably important to cut the power to the machine, and lock out the power source.
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I am a Controls Engineer, and the test lab I work at had machines which needed access doors to be opened while it was running in order to take measurements. I installed a bypass keyswitch to allow the machine to go into "inspection mode," which allowed those doors and ONLY those doors to be opened without stopping the machine. I also chose to use 'captive key' keyswitches, so the operator's bypass key was stuck in the machine until they turned off the bypass. I also adjusted the machine so that the tower light over the machine would display an attention-getting flashing pattern so that a bypassed machine could be identified from anywhere in the test room.
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Only 3 million for a lifetime affliction seems very low if i am honest
I mean, he literally can not take any job that is physical and uses two hands
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Should also be called out is whoever is in charge of safety at those places. We have similar switches for most of our extruder saws (dual sided instead), and if anyone was caught trying something like that, *gone*.
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I helped our Bakery at WalMart and the bread slicer always made be uncomfortable, same with the Deli meat/cheese slicers. There isn't any protection besides best practice. For the bread slicers the practice was to have the weight of the bread push it through the machine, which many people didn't do because one loaf would take too long to go through. There would normally be a weighted plate that help push the bread so you never pushed the bread by hand but ours was missing and people just pushed the bread into the blades. Three loaves was the magic spot, just enough weight to push the first loaf through and have enough time to bag before the second was finished. I personally just used another loaf as a stick because I didn't want to get cut. The Deli slicers I never touched and refused. Almost every week someone cut themselves and a few people had to go to the hospital. If your attention slipped for one moment or if you used too much force your hand went with the product right into the blade. Newer machines could guide the product for you but not ours.
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I'm glad the manufacturer was held responsible for their weak safety circuit because that was the first thing that made me angry when i saw a previous video
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In my opinion, there should be multiple safety mechanisms, especially if one can be easily bypassed. It shouldn't even be easy to bypass in the first place. Case easily won.
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Thanks for helping him get some justice
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We had an entire course about Production lines, and one part of it was 2 lectures purely about all the things workers do to bypass safety mechanisms and how to spot it. It is INSANE how creative people get to save 2 seconds, but not their limbs... The lectures where called Engineers vs. Workers.
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Lock out. Tag out.
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Didn't think there would be a part 2 but this part 2 shows there were no winners. The seller went out of business and the client was without a hand forever.
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That man should never have to work again after an injury like that. Jfc.
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3 mil settlement, huh? Now, what's the going price for bionic hands that perfectly replicate the function of the original these days?
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This is why LOTO is so important.
Never trust your life to a simple interlock.
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People who complain that suits get settled for too much: would YOU let someone mince your hand without anesthetic for that amount?
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Nightmare fuel
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@MikeRafiLawyer
1 month ago
$3M was the available insurance in the case. The seller had gone out of business between when they sold the slicer and when my client was hurt.
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