Comment from: vistor [Member] Email
Any of us that worked in that gas chamber knows all about this. Co-workers are dropping from cancer at an alarming rate.

Senior management care? Not at all. Dr Laura, Side show Bob. They all have a/c in offices. Far from the poison.
They stick their heads in the sand. And tell the media and community how safe this death trap is. Just ask the 3 guys that died there a few years back. Bang up job Pat. Safe my ass. Ya Rick, your a real class act as well. You could not manage a kool-aid stand let alone a mill.
25/06/09 @ 17:01
Comment from: axel [Visitor]
Sounds like our neck of the woods as well!.... we did a few years worth of getting gassed frequently by SO2 .... what was the response of the company folk the first time it happened?... "Oh, thats nothing... people 60 kms away are coming down with that as well".... & at the same time they are installing fans & opening windows & blowing all this stuff out so that when the gas people show up umpteen hours later to test?... well damn! ... the air is clear!

Funny though... within 3 years of that occurance (& 3 more gassing events) our mill actually installed procedures to 1) eliminate this from happening & 2) installed so2 monitors & aloarms so that we would know about it... now!... when we get into the ppm arguement & the number of times you have been eposed & the number of minutes you have actually spent breathing this junk over your carrier... well then we run into a few disagreements!
7 this is not even mentioning the dust that is hauled into our lungs on a daily basis... containing, god knows what! & the response is?... yep! u guessed it... "Oh .. There is NO dust up there, we tested it!" ...
Yeah! & i have a bridge i want to sell you!.....
25/06/09 @ 17:13

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