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Goatherdingsplitter
12-04-2007, 16:18
A recent article in the national press has reported that the Health & Safety Executive have banned individuals from moving their own pc chairs, but have to get a porter (which can take up to 48 hours). FFS how ridiculous is this? the reasoning being that someone may injur themselves. They are more likely to hurt themselves climbing over an offending chair that is in the fcuking way. Must remember to read the risk assessment next time some fcukwit wants the hangar re-arranging or the aircraft right-dressing. I wonder how many other visionary statements like the above are out there?

Chuffybum
12-04-2007, 16:23
A recent article in the national press has reported that the Health & Safety Executive have banned individuals from moving their own pc chairs, but have to get a porter (which can take up to 48 hours). FFS how ridiculous is this? the reasoning being that someone may injur themselves. They are more likely to hurt themselves climbing over an offending chair that is in the fcuking way. Must remember to read the risk assessment next time some fcukwit wants the hangar re-arranging or the aircraft right-dressing. I wonder how many other visionary statements like the above are out there?

Wasn't there another post a few weeks ago about this subject?

Goatherdingsplitter
13-04-2007, 13:41
Wasn't there another post a few weeks ago about this subject?

Haven't seen it if there was, either way though, it just goes to show how ridiculous things have got.

maninthevan
13-04-2007, 14:17
I've been told to write a risk assessment for our swivel chairs. Apparently they are a H&S risk due to the fact that someone may fall off one whilst wheeling theirselves around or the fact that someone 'could possibly' get run over by one... FFS!!!!! :PDT_Xtremez_25:

If a bunch of 20ish - 40ish year old people can't sit it a chuffing chair without a) falling out of it or b) killing someone with it then what the hell is the world coming to..?

Mind you we are talking about our 'Controlling friends' here so I suppose I've just answered my own question.

scaleywife
13-04-2007, 15:02
I've been told to write a risk assessment for our swivel chairs. Apparently they are a H&S risk due to the fact that someone may fall off one whilst wheeling theirselves around or the fact that someone 'could possibly' get run over by one... FFS!!!!! :PDT_Xtremez_25:

If a bunch of 20ish - 40ish year old people can't sit it a chuffing chair without a) falling out of it or b) killing someone with it then what the hell is the world coming to..?

Mind you we are talking about our 'Controlling friends' here so I suppose I've just answered my own question.

Its only the fact that there are stairs that stop you starting chair races yourself....You are going soft Mr MITV!