An
organization here in the United States became aware many years ago that there
was a serious safety hazard injuring and even killing workers; a lot of
workers! They estimated there had been more than 950 workers seriously injured every
year due to this particular hazard, and it also resulted in six or more fatalities
occurring every year. This organization has come up with a solution to prevent
the vast majority of these injuries and fatalities, yet they have still not
implemented this solution after several years. So the hazard goes unabated while
a high number of workers continue to suffer and even die.
You would expect
OSHA to step in and force the organization to implement as fast as humanly
possible the solution needed to prevent these horrible injuries and fatalities.
And it wouldn’t surprise you if OSHA issued one of their “press releases” to try
and shame the organization into making the changes needed to stop this carnage.
Unfortunately, OSHA is not the solution in this scenario; they (as part of a
broken rule-making process) are actually a part of the problem.
The particular hazard I am speaking of . . .
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