Picture This: Makeshift Bucket Lift is a Safety Downer – ICW

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Picture This: Makeshift Bucket Lift is a Safety Downer

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Here’s a construction yard worker using an unsafe method to inspect a roof. Anyone riding in this sort of contraption has zero protection against a potentially fatal fall if anything goes wrong. (Submitted by Brad Craig, health and safety supervisor, Giant Tiger Wholesale)

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