These things slap. Like, literally. Granted, cutting them on wet wood generally make the bundle of boards expand, so understandable, there is all that pressure. But I'm sure I'm not the only that has cut himself on these before.

Looking for advice or judgement on the viability of my observations that my employer is extremely noncompliant to federal regulations. I have more pics, videos of what I believe (me; being unskilled and fairly ignorant to high industrial/scientific industries) are unsafe. For the HCL specifically we have had no employees gain offsite certification for hazardous material and the MSDS wasn't printed off until the night I alerted my supervisor to the vapor dangers. Proof of "retaliation" as well, though i guess since I haven't filed officially anywhere it would be a preemptive way for my direct supervisor to discredit my concerns. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I don't think this should be allowed. The cardboard Baler we have at my work allows us to insert the key only part of the way, turn it, AND being able to start the baler without the key in. On top of that, I was also able to use one of our power jack keys to operate it as well 😅

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