Posted on 03/05/2018 10:32:28 AM PST by Mr. K
Sounds like they need to stop staring at their iphone for a moment and start looking where they are walking
I've walked into my sister's screen patio door many times..fortunately never broke it.
They need Mime Therapy.
The Mime comes in and shows them that things might be invisible, but they are still there.
Then, the Mime could teach them to wear cold cream on their faces and I say thats a win.
Actually, if those glass panes have no etching or other means for people to see them easily, they are a definite workplace hazard. It’s easy to mistake a glass wall for a glass door and smack right into the wall. I know because it happened to me years ago. The place where I worked at the time had conference rooms that had all glass walls and doors. I don’t have great eyesight. Thought I was headed to the door for a meeting and smacked into the wall. Had bleeding in my right eye from it.
Calling 911 documents the workplace accident for possible future legal action.
Confucius say, People who work in glass house shouldn’t get stoned................
Confucius say, People who work in glass house shouldnt get stoned................
You win one free Internet
Couldn’t the geniuses at Apple create an app for that?
Cant believe Apple hasnt put the standard glass visibility tape up
On these glass surfaces yet.
No, they should know enough to shop here:
https://www.walmart.com/browse/home/window-films/4044_133012_539105_1225006
Sounds like a job for the busybodies at OSHA.
CC
Seriously, is it worth the injuries for the occasional glimpse of a girl bending over?
For geeks, I guess so.
All work place accidents must be reported....since there was blood and a cut 911 would have been involved. Its part of the workers comp insurance rules
I have that on my sliding glass door!.................
Easily resolved. Place a sensor in the floor, when someone approaches automatically open the glass door. Technology has been in place in supermarkets for many years.
I walked into my daughter’s patio door. 15 minutes later, there were decals on the door with permanent decals within a week. They’ve been there for about 15 years now.
Good Grief.
Except in cases where it was truly needed we never called 911 although we did drive the injured employee to the ER or walk in clinic. That was in case of a work comp filing.
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