Explosion In Texas ! (companies, biased, state, support)

[Vinylly]

This is worse then the explosion in Boston. Something going on here?
West, Texas, mayor says 35 to 40 dead in fertilizer plant explosion - latimes.com

[pch1013]

Duplicate of a thread that was started 20 hours ago.

Explosion in West Texas

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[Swampmonster]

What's going on in Texas is what goes on there every day of the week..unsafe working conditions,no safety regulation and cheap ,unskilled help.

Its pretty much the most unsafe state in the union for workers..typical red state.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by muleskinner

What's going on in Texas is what goes on there every day of the week..unsafe working conditions,no safety regulation and cheap ,unskilled help.

Its pretty much the most unsafe state in the union for workers..typical red state.

The last violation of this site was in 2007, for a smell....nothing since...

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by muleskinner

What's going on in Texas is what goes on there every day of the week..unsafe working conditions,no safety regulation and cheap ,unskilled help.

Its pretty much the most unsafe state in the union for workers..typical red state.

It would do you some good to have your facts straight before you spout off at the mouth and make yourself look quite ignorant.



Nonfatal Occupational Injury and Illness Data, and Information

In case your brain can't process that inconvenient truth, I'll spell it out for you.

Texas rates of occupational injuries/illnesses is LOWER THAN THE NATIONAL RATE and HAS BEEN FOR AT LEAST TEN YEARS.

[cruxan]

Originally Posted by Vinylly

This is worse then the explosion in Boston. Something going on here?
West, Texas, mayor says 35 to 40 dead in fertilizer plant explosion - latimes.com

all i have to say is, don't build a highly volatile fertilizer plant next to a residential area. or don't build a residential community next to a highly volatile fertilizer plant.. next lesson..

[crbcrbrgv]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

It would do you some good to have your facts straight before you spout off at the mouth and make yourself look quite ignorant.



Nonfatal Occupational Injury and Illness Data, and Information

In case your brain can't process that inconvenient truth, I'll spell it out for you.

Texas rates of occupational injuries/illnesses is LOWER THAN THE NATIONAL RATE and HAS BEEN FOR AT LEAST TEN YEARS.

You live in Texas. So do I.

Do you seriously think Texas correctly reports their accidents? The fact that they don't is about as much of a secret as Bronco Burger's secret sauce.

I mean cripes almighty, you LIVE here and you believe that chart.

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by crbcrbrgv

You live in Texas. So do I.

Do you seriously think Texas correctly reports their accidents? The fact that they don't is about as much of a secret as Bronco Burger's secret sauce.

I mean cripes almighty, you LIVE here and you believe that chart.

Right. I live here. My father owns a consulting firm which works with industrial accidents, workers' comp, etc cases. I worked with him in that business for several years. I have worked in HR for fifteen years, and with a staffing company which staffed workers for industrial companies - I worked there for seven years. The workers were actually on OUR payroll even though they worked in a variety of industrial positions at a wide variety of companies.

I believe Texas companies report accidents as accurately as any other state. If you believe otherwise, support your accusation with some facts.

[whogo]

Originally Posted by muleskinner

What's going on in Texas is what goes on there every day of the week..unsafe working conditions,no safety regulation and cheap ,unskilled help.

What OSHA regulations are Texas exempt from?

[Georgiafrog]

Some obvious crap posts from some obvious crap posters. Unless I should believe a biased poster over a data chart. So far I'll go with the chart.