She suffered one of the worst factory accidents ever
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That had to be so surreal for everyone involved. That’s the kind of stuff you see in movies, and sadly for some, reality.
That's crazy, u never know what will be. I wonder tho if she lived
LOL!
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It is a reality right now. Every time you click order on Amazon. They can’t handle all of the volume so UPS and FedEx take the rest. None of the buildings have the capacity for this.
Ballen should do the story on the UPS package handler crushed to death by boxes. His family got a measly 7k for their loss. This is getting worse. Please limit your online shopping if at all possible. Thank you 🙏
That’s true i agree
@@jackdaxter9808 wisdom and facts... Feels spirit led. We don't need stuff we need the Lord Jesus and we're going to see Him soon😎👍🙋
THIS is what we need more from content creators. Not too long, not misleading, and straight to the point videos. Respect to you
this is his "shorts channel" =) he has longer videos too, luckily
@@Mad9977 They've commented this on all his latest videos.
His videos are never long enough IMO
@@doreensweeney2804 he has longer videos, this is his shorts channel
@@annelieseb7521 I know- thanks 😊. Just being a little sarcastic 😜
I love how Mr Ballen doesn’t click bait or take 5 years to tell the story or say a part two, he gives real facts and tells them clearly
Mr Ballen, the hardest working story teller on the web!!
Fact
Fact: he's not
@@iceseic ha no u
And best!
You’re joking, right? We’re lucky if we get an episode per week at this point. I’d argue he’s the least hard working story teller on RUclips lol.
My mom works at a food company. In august, we were in a vacation when she heard the news that Somebody died in her sector. It was some maintenance guy checking the grinder, but with the grinder turned on. He fell into it, and the thing grinded him legs first, leaving only the head. I believe this is worse.
( Im not trying to compare stories. And sorry for bad english, its not first language.)
WOW!! 😳 That is horrific, what country did it happen at?
Yikes!
No, No...yours is the worst, no doubt about it THE worst! Poor man.
Alive grinded to bits until you feel and smell grinder itself 🙄 must be the corned beef factory 😳 made in brazil
@@Syclone0044 In brazil
The worst factory accident was the two workers were told to fix a bread oven at a factory in the UK. The oven was supposed to be cooled for 12 hours before anyone could enter as the men had to get on the conveyor belt and go through the machine, which only ran one way. However the machine had only been off for 2 hours and the temperature by the opening was around 38 - 40 degrees centigrade, hot but bearable. The two men climbed onto the conveyor and were basically fed into the narrow thick steel oven passage which gave them only very limited movement. After several minutes the men were screaming down their walkie-talkies that they were burning, but the people outside couldn't stop and reverse the machine so had to wait until the men came out the other side. One lived for a few minutes but died on the factory floor, the other had become trapped inside the oven and was recovered later. Though the temperature at the 1st opening had been around 40 C it was estimated that the temperature in the middle of the oven was 100 C and the men had been slowly fed into it and cooked alive.
He covered that on his channel as-well
@@javariusjavarlamariuslamar3759 yes I remember it. That is truly horrible, although I wonder if the workers were aware they were breaking the rules
Mr. Ballen did one were a guy at Bumblebee Tuna crawled into an oven to fix it & ended up cooked alive. By the time anyone even noticed that he was gone, he was pressure cooked to falling off the bone status. Jesus, what an awful way to go.
Pretty sure he's told this story on the main channel
@MartinHolmes he actually for this story a while ago, it must've been horrific as the could do nothing but wait until the oven had gone the 19 minute cycle until the tracks would get then to the exit door, one man got out but dies later the other man does off the tracks and the mechanism squashed him!! The guys apparently were iffy about doing the clean without the oven being fully switched off but we told it was simple enough and the company couldn't afford to keep losing £1500 per hour it was off 😰
This same thing almost happened to me! I have 30 years of Industrial Maintenance experience....about 10 years at the time. I entered a cage to work on a large broaching machine that was feed by a Motoman robot! Under normal circumstances, opening the gate enclosure door would disable the robot by disengaging the safety interlock......well the key was broke so the key stayed in the door when I opened it and once I make a certain switch while in the cage, the F***** took off at full speed missing my head by inches!!!! To say the least, that little lesson and stuck with me for the rest of my career!!!!!
Oh man that's nightmare fuel. You guys that work fixing this stuff are brave seriously.
Lock out tag out is how to prevent this. Training.
Met a beautiful girl at some of our hospital visits who was only 21. She had been sucked into a lathe and had her arm pulled off. She had also multiple breaks in her other arm and collar bone. One of the most positive people I have ever met
My mom was a secretary at Cal OSHA in Sacramento. Some of stories she'd have to type up were tragic. Some of them still stay with her to this day. Stories like what sadly happened to this young lady and worse. I still remember some that she told me about. Workplace accidents are so common and so many are preventable.
So sad
Similar industrial accidents happen a lot more than many might think & usually through carelessness. Not always but often. A wood fiberboard plant that supplied our company had an employee who forgot to tag & lock the power switch of a very large wood pulveriser-shredder before making a repair. Something workers know to never ever forget to do. He entered the machine's housing compartment & while inside another employee flipped the power switch. Just like every morning at that time. Won't describe the scene but the mental & emotional trauma his death caused his fellow employees & friends was unspeakable. Even more so afterwards when they were deemed the only qualified people who could safely clear the machinery of his remains. Take the extra time to work safely.
That’s absolutely horrifying.. I can’t even imagine how wrecked mentally and emotionally that person was for life after that, knowing they were one who flipped that switch. How devastatingly awful. And that poor person who died that insanely gruesome death.. wow. What a tragedy. And then to have to be the only ones who are qualified to go in there, so they had to deal with their remains?? Oh that’s absolutely awful!😥 May his soul Rest In Peace..
@@PiXie232 Yeah. The employee who flipped the switch was absolutely devastated. However, over time, hopefully they realized they did absolutely nothing wrong or negligent. I'm being considerate when I say the guy "forgot" to tag & lock the switch. He had come in to work early, ahead of the morning shift, & OSHA investigators concluded he had, for some reason, ignored carrying out several safety protocols. Thoughts why? Only speculation. He probably intended to get in, make a quick repair, & get out. And unfortunately lost track of time. I heard first-hand from the production manager that, thankfully, most the men who cleared the machinery volunteered. They wanted it done respectfully. Although it still traumatized them to do it, of course. My point in mentioning the story is to remind readers that poor judgement can destroy more people than just yourself. That's all.
Lock it out, lock it out. We had some horrible accidents because people were to lazy, to carelessness some times the equipment is just down right dangerous.
We had a contractor use his bucket, on a bucket truck to try to push a beam in place. The bucket, under tension slipped off the beam and rammed his head into the ceiling. His head was gone. Horrible.
@@leahwhiteley5164 How awful. Many people don't consider or imagine what can go wrong until it happens. Esp if they forget or don't understand basic physics. This slip accident is something I wouldn't expect to happen either, jeez. Handling & misusing power equipment of any kind is a pretty big deal & unfortunately many people forget this. More so the longer they use it. A lot of manufacturing facilities smartly rotate employees who use dangerous equipment to keep them from zoning out & becoming complacent. Long hours of repetitive work can lead to accidents because employees simply become lost in thought. I remember a small woodworking company explaining the huge improved difference work station rotation made, after several employees lost fingers to hours of repetitive power saw use. Frequent rotation also allows employees to learn a variety of new work skills. And helpful when employees are absent because trained back-up is quickly available.
@@elmerbefuddled2156 I think job rotation is a good idea to keep employees alert. 👍
I was working in a factory and during the day I kept hearing a voice in my head telling I was going to die. I told my roommate/ coworker. He said " your crazy man" and laughed it off. All day I was praying in my head not to let me die ( and Im not religious) 15 minutes of the work day left and a 60 lb iron crowbar came down off a scaffolding and went into my frontal lobe. My dad worked there as a chemist. He ran in to the warehouse picked me up and carried me to his pickup truck and went straight to the ER because he didn't want to wait for the ambulance. The doctor said if it would have hit a half of inch over I would have died.
omg i hope ur doing better now 😭😭😭
Miracles do happen. Hope you are well now. But what do you mean your not religious? That can mean so many things.
@@julien.4617 I mean I'm not religious. It means one thing, I have no religion
A kid here in Oklahoma fell into a hot asphalt silo recently. Because the temperatures of the asphalt were so high, they had to drain it to recover his body later that evening. They could see him from the top but had no other way to get him out.
That's exactly why you're supposed to cut power completely before going into a danger zone of a machine to make a repair or adjustment. Every factory I've worked at has made it mandatory to make sure the power is off and the emergency power kill switch is engaged before you do anything to a machine. One of them even made you engage a lock on the machine so that literally no one could turn it on except the people that were working on it.
Wow, that had to be tough. Pinned like paper. Helpless. And it had to hurt too. Always interesting to watch and well told story. Great video
Mr Ballen is always shedding light on the stories he tells. Some of these I've never even heard of! Best Guy ever on you tube 😉
P. S. This sounds so very painful 🥺 poor girl 🙏🏼
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I sure hope she survived. He mentioned injury not death.
@@rbrowning9617 Unfortunately, she died, it's mentioned in one of Mr Ballen's videos.
the terminator arm doesnt care about your feelings, it doesnt feel remorse, it doesnt need to take a smoke break, it doesnt care if it gets a raise, it could care less about medical insurance, it won't stop until its job is done.
Such a sad story, I think we've all done stuff at work that we really shouldn't have due to pressure from management
it’s her own fault, not management.
@@bostonrailfan2427 I disagree, the company violated federal laws, and was taken to court and pled guilty to violating those laws. The judge ordered the company to pay $500k fine and $1m compensation.
I was on my houseboat relaxing on the front deck watching the Marina's maintenance crew replace cables that anchor all the boats in the Marina . The guys pulled up a cable with a big winch on their maintenance boat and tied it off to be able to remove the rigging and replace the cable. A few minutes into the process and the winch cable broke and a frayed tip whipped across the chest of one of the men ripping him wide open literally. And the cable they had lifted with winch snapped the ropes that tied it off the instant the winch cable snapped. And when it did that it flew off the front of their maintenance boat and taking another maintenance man overboard and forcing him to at least 242 feet under the water where the cable was when it returned to it's spot under tension. I seen it all and even though it happened in a split second it seemed like it happened in slow motion. The guy slashed with the end of the cable died a few minutes after it happened and they weren't able to recover the other man's body . The looked for days. It was a horrible thing to see
3 of my friends in college worked summers crewing on purse seiner boats fishing for salmon. They were taught to keep a wary eye on stressed cables at all times. --Warned that if and when one snaps it will whip across like you saw. = Is one of the most dangerous aspects of working on a commercial fishing boat. My friends survived fine. One also crewed on an Alaskan salmon fisher boat. He said they had dry suits so if they fell in the freezing high-wave ocean... He earned $30,000 that season; then quite a lot, early-ish '80's. But he decided he'd never do that again. Meanwhile, I worked summers in the far less glamorous, but much safer, if smelly (took 2 showers after), working in a salmon cannery, operating the fish doors and keeping the hopper full enough. And sweeping fish guts, etc.
Wow! I can’t imagine witnessing that!
Very dangerous work.
Sounds like beginning of Ghost Ship.
I feel so sad for them and their families, and wow, what a horrific thing to witness.
What a truly horrible death. Some robots definitely need more fail-safes.
I don’t think she died. He said her eyes were open and she was conscious.
Not being dumb is a pretty good fail safe. If she followed procedure this wouldn't have happened.
That robot system has a " collision control setting" that will let it noticed a change of turqe in the servo and kill power.
I wonder if that part of the program wasn't setup properly?
@@superheavyxd2684 she died unfortunately
the fail safe is shutting down the robot before you work on it, and not messing with things you're not supposed to. the fuller context of this story is the maintenance people were taking too long to come do the job properly so she tried to do it herself because she was concerned about her production for the day. She wasn't trained on lockout/tagout procedures
Oh God! The horror of that moment! Almost surreal,and so tragic..
Here is also another disturbing survival:
So there was this guy at a slicing machine and there was a rat,
He tried to get it and he was bending over too far and his body was sliced,
He survived but at the scene his organs were visible
God I hate worksite accidents and deaths, especially factory ones. That guy who got caught in a lathe, just absolutely horrific.
The worst factory accident I know of personally was at a brick factory. When maintenance men were working on a roof, it failed and dropped one of them directly into a crusher designed to break up lumps of clay. My brother was on the roof with him, but there was no way to catch him before he fell. I won't go into the gory details.
A moment silence for the lady
MrBallen researches some really dark things. One of the incidents that he told us about had me shocked and upset for about 10 minutes straight. I couldn't even move my controller while playing the game I just stood there.
I would really love to know MrBallen more personally, what goes on in his mind and how this research affects him. If spending days on these dark topic affects his whole mood for the day, etc.
Which incident was it he told?
I'm curious too! Which incident?
On a side note, the story of the boys on the luge after hours really stuck with me.
curious about this too
he used to be a navy seal. i think they go through training to help them deal with horrendous situations, so he may be using that training to get him through the research for the vids. i dunno, just a thought. whatever the case, he does an amazing job with them!
@What The Flock me too. Also the one with the young woman who betrayed the couple who were her neighbours and always helped her out. She and 2 or 3 male friends stole their money and buried them alive.
Officially addicted to MrBallen :)
This is why companies had to teach their employees how to do stuff and not just let them on their own devices. And to take care of the safety and well-being of the employees rather than overworking them with low quality.
Omg…how horrific and painful for that poor girl! Also for her co-worker that witnessed it happening! I would need intensive therapy for years if that were me…so tragic.
darwin award winner…sorry, but she did something incredibly stupid and paid for it
I retired several years ago from the USDA And this happened in a chicken plant that was about 40 miles north of the plant I worked in The blood tunnel that's right the blood tunnel was clogged up And they had 3 men trying to clean it out well it was turned off or so they thought because inside the blood tunnels are these giant augers that turn all of the chicken remains into mush.One of the guys slipped and fell in. And one of the other guys jumped in to try to help him. They were both immediately pulled under. The auger's were working. As soon as it happened and the mangers found out about it. Everything in the factory was turned off and the emergency lights came on. The managers came out on the floor of every department and told everyone to please just quietly leave. I'm not to come back until it was announced on the local news and then the papers. And it would probably be at least several days. They spent the next 4 or 5 days I can't even remember. Trying to separate the human remains from the chicken remains because basically they both were just hamburger and bone fragments You know they didn't get them all.
I feel like this one takes the cake
Hamburger helper with the white glove guy
Classic example of "if you do not know what you are doing leave it alone."
when you said it swung back in that game me the chills
Remind me to never start working in a factory please
Something similar happened at my dads job about 25 years ago. Huge plastic mold machines. Sometimes they would stop working and repair inside would need to be performed. There was a door that you opened and as long as the door stayed open the machine wouldn’t turn on. Long story short, my dad was the manager and he kept telling ownership there was a problem with the way they repaired the problems. Of course it fell on deaf ears. After my dad left that job, someone went into the machine to repair it and the door closed while he was inside. Let’s just say they were only able to bury legs in the casket.
Never enter anywhere to fix something in a factory alone
I've worked in factories and I've heard way worse. Listen way worse. A girl we worked with was on a pump sander and had her hair down. It grabbed her hair and jerked her face first into the sander. Yes it tore up her face and her it got a hold of her hair it didn't rip her hair out. No it just jerked her scalp up away from skull and within seconds her head started blowing up like a balloon. She didn't die but she didn't come back.
i remember this one guy's best friend died in a steel mill accident and he went on to play for Notre Dame.
If you work in a place with machinery and some piece of equipment malfunctions, CALL THE TECHNICIANS!!!! Don’t do it yourself if you don’t know what you are doing! Your boss CAN NOT fire you for not performing maintenance you are not qualified for. This accident sounds so horrible so please!!! Be safe around machines!
The reason why she went in herself is because their boss would dock their pay if they haven't met a certain target. It wasn't even the machine she was working on but it did affect her target and maintenance had already taken about 20mins so she tried doing it herself :(
@@celic190 that's still not her fault. if anybody ever puts pressure on you like that talk to HR and if they don't listen take it to OSHA if you're in the US.
@@chickenpasta7359 I never said it was her fault. Things might be different now but they weren't then. The company they made the parts for would sanction/fine her company for not meeting the required amount of parts they needed. So her company put lots of pressure on their employees to reach targets otherwise their pay would be reduced. Considering how undeveloped America is not having a national healthcare system this makes people do stupid things just so they won't lose money. Which I guess in turn would injure them so the system works for those who own it :/
I there's a man that can tell a story extremely well, it would be mrballen. Respect to you man love your videos and keep up the good work!
And that's why you don't ever bypass safety guards, and if you're not the person trained to repair something keep your FU#%ING hands off of it and tell your boss or call maintenance.
I hope that she ended up okay in the end, though being impaled in the back by two welding rods probably isn't that compatible with life.
This is why, as a millwright, I always waited for the electricians before I went into a cage with the robots. Fucking things freaked me out.
This is why you disconnect the power source of a machine before you mess with it.
Toaster, corn chopper, factory robot, they can all hurt you if they have power.
Robots are coming for us all
@Mrballen Please do a story on the life that was lost at a Southern UPS facility if you can. It’s super important right now for people to know what their online orders are actually creating and the Amazon promise that will inevitably maim or kill more as the gift giving season goes on. It’s disturbing to look into. Even more disturbing because we all participate in it unknowingly. It’s not being talked about yet. It will be.
The very worst death at a factory ever was the venomous toilet fumes incident in Baldwin Park Ca. in 1973...after a serious burrito lunch a worker unleashed a napalm like blast of death....
3 fellow employees who unluckily were in the restroom at the time perished immediately...
He has a natural talent for conveying suspense.
That’s why there are lock out/ tag out rules before entering anything with moving parts
Moral of the story: Always know what action the machine is set to perform before jumping in to fix the machine up close
MrBallen your a legend your so engaging the way you tell the stories, look forward to every story you upload, You should be an MP for Government coz your the only person who l believe in media not like the lies the politicians bullshit us with and take us for granted and idiots
Wasn't as bad as this but was very severe, there was a 20-21 yr old girl in my town that had a factory accident a few years ago and was completely scalped. She nearly died and not sure of the outcome other then she survived.
You should research Andy Holcomb of Akron Ohio. He lost the whole lower half of his body in an industrial accident inside an industrial shredder he was helping to fix
Amazing story teller. Watch every video and got my husband hooked too. Sad sorry for sure, not a great end for a go-getter
Factory accidents are some of the most horrifying things ever. I'm absolutely terrified of lathes thanks to videos on the internet.
The accident in Russia? That thing still haunt me. That poor man, such a horrible way to die.
Yep, that's the one. There are a few others with similar rotating parts, none of them are pretty.
@@mmisshannah I been working with lathes my self but these days i would feel very uneasy doing so, despite i follow the safety rules and procedures. And in a way i find it horrible these videos are online.
It's definitely a matter of caution and respect when working with any kind of machinery, people often take that for granted even with cars. I agree, it's one thing to show footage in order to train or teach people the horrors of workplace mishaps, but I think gruesome videos like those are disrespectful to the people that died. They seem to be posted more out of shock than caution.
Man I work with caged robotic machinery like that. Their should have been a mechanism in place, so when the door to the cage is open it emergency stops the machine. That’s how ours is set up.
"She was concious, but didn't make a sound".
Oh, man. That's heartbreaking. She must have known what had happened to her.
This is why there should be "dead man" switches installed at the entry gate or machine access panel. The instant the circuit is broken, all power shuts down until the switch is manually reset with a turn key under a safety cover.
This is why people who aren't authorized to do a task shouldn't do it. If you heard the whole story you'd know she was a generic factory worker who was there mainly to watch the robot. Instead of waiting for a mechanical engineer to fix the extremely expensive robot, she entered a restricted area and performed tasks she wasn't trained in.
@@oedhelsetren I'm commenting on a SHORT. I can only hear what is said on this sort clip. Not on an extended story.
Either way, those types of isolating switches should still be installed. Even those with the qualifications, experience and expertise can, and occasionally do, get into the same situations. All it takes, for anyone, is one second of inattention. Whether she SHOULD have done the repair or not makes no difference to her loved ones. Their life are irrevocably changed.
@@bellarose-au lockout/tagout procedure exists, the actual maintenance workers theoretically would have shut down the machine before working on it
@@cx2900 ok, that I couldn't know (not American). I do know we have different safety regulations and VERY strict governing bodies for workplace safety. Safety and safe work practices audits are carried out regularly with in-depth investigations for accidents. Even "near miss" incidents must be reported or risk heavy fines, incarceration and business closure. Here the usual requirement would be 2 people to stop the machine, usually one on the emergency stop button and the other on the key. Then one "guards" against anyone trying to restart the machine while maintenance is done. The idea of having to find the tens of thousands to pay the fine or the 5 years (a rough average) incarceration pays a big part in untrained people staying away from things they have no business paying with.
Still, cold comfort to any family who face major life changes from their loved one getting badly injured or worse on the job.
@@bellarose-au Commenting in the definitive on a story you know limited details about is a nasty habit that will get you into a lot of trouble. Advocating for reckless behavior through the veil of empathy is also a bad habit. Fact is she did this to her family, not the company which had the entire machine caged off to prevent people like her getting to close.
Yes, common sense safety measures should be in place, but companies shouldn't be required to pad every corner.
OMG! Poor lady! Unreal man. Don't fuck w. Shit you have no experience with.
Rest in peace Love
I mean.... The Terminator movies gave us fare warning to this shit happening in the future....
MrBallen is the only channel where I'll watch a longer commercial than the video.
Mr Ballen, you are the best story teller I've ever heard. I can't figure out how you do it. You don't seem to be reading anything or memorizing the story. It's an amazing talent.
This is the first Short I've watched and agree with some of the comments. Could you make the Shorts a few minutes longer, say 5 minutes or less? They would still be good teasers for the long versions.
Very informative
Guys, if you ever work around machinery, MAKE SURE IT IS COMPLETELY OFF and tell the correct people what you are about to do. This was an incredibly needless accident and a grim reminder to always take precautions.
Add to that....some machines work on a cam and will continue the motion they were in at the time of stoppage once the stoppage is removed. Same for machine parts that are under pressure.
Machines are only as smart as the person operating them.
I've seen the longer version of this story, and I think the title actually IS Robot 23.
I could be wrong.
Either way, this was sad, horrific, and told oh so very well by Mr B!
Incredibly horrible... Safety first everyone
It's so sad !! But I do love this show because I learn what not to do for sure !
I think the guy who fell into the meat grinder at a processing plant probably was the worst.
Dude, your channel is the best!!! I love how you did with the like button exactly what you did with your RUclips channel, lol!! That was a good one!!
Hahah I got a huge laugh out of that one as well, definitely my fav of all his like button jokes
That E-button could've been hit before she got in there. It takes one second to reset it, but it takes a life if you don't.
Oh my god I'm sorry for her 😔
I'm sorry for whoevers ass
This is why I work in an office and sit at a desk all day. Except for the last two years it's been my dining room table, which is not a big Improvement. Yes I'm a wimp but better a live dog than a dead lion. Hats off to all you big strong boys and you tough girls who can get the other kinds of jobs done and keep people like me protected and safe. You ALL deserve High Hazard pay
Should be a cat. Then you have 9 lives.
That is why "lock out, tag out" was made to keep stupid people out of robotic cages that are not powered down. We had the same thing happen with a maintenance man who did not lock out tag out a machine while working on it and someone came along and fired it up. Hydraulic fluid flew everywhere including onto the 680 degree furnace where it caught fire. Luckily, no one was injured, but the maintenance man was fired.
You are the best storyteller ever !
That’s horrible. The lack of her making sound would most likely mean her lungs were punctured, I’m guessing. Poor girl just trying to get through another day at work..,and the picture of her and I’m assuming, her dog, just kills me.
We had a new electrician crawl into a lift table without locking it out. When he touched 2 wires together it cycled and crushed him.
Safety protocols are there to save your life. Use them.
I want to hear more please :)
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As a female in a factory 1st your personal safety she's lucky she had coworkers to hit shutdown button
I use Cnc machines and this just scared me that they simply got her an inexperienced worker to perform maintenance.
The whole god dam robot should have been powered off with a lock out tag.
Completely the employers fault why this girl is dead.
She has balls of steel damn I feel bad for her hope she,a okay now I mean I think she is fine now but I hope that doesn't traumatize her
Even the Shorts videos are amazing ❤️👍
I feel bad for her and her family, but it has a warning sign but then again she may have been an authorized personnel but still a sad story
love the stories npt a fan of shorts and tictoc format.
I watched the full video on your channel yesterday.
People this is horrific. Back in 1990 a friend of mine was loading a robotic welder when the arm spun up it literally ripped his long hair off his head. He was lucky to live through it
that was a very mild at work accident i heard of one that a guy was inside of a mixing tub and the paddles were turned back on while he was inside he did manage to avoid them for a bit but eventually he was not fast enough to avoid them any longer
DANG!! That’s a bad way to go! Terrible. Hopefully she was in shock and didn’t feel the pain. 🤞🏻
When I worked at a medical factory, a woman that had very long hair had started her shift that morning, she always put her hair up before she started her machine, this particular morning she had started her machine before putting her hair up.Well she started her machine and turned around to grab her hair tie,the machine had sucked her hair into the threading cables and it scalped her head from the crown to the forehead. It was the most shocking thing to see.Emt had to come and get her and also they had to get her scalp from the machine so they could reattach it.The whole area had to be shut down for disinfecting and the machine had to be taken apart for disinfecting just so we could start back the production. I will never forget that day.
She's lucky the could reattach it.
This occurred constantly in the early days of WWII when women started working in war production. One of the big stars of the time was Veronica Lake, who had a lovely fall of blonde hair halfway to her waist. Well, the girls all dug that and grew their hair our the same way -- then went to work in the weapons factories. They had Lake do a safety film. That's the reason for the famed Rosie the Riveter do -- all them curls stuck safely under a bandana.
@@leahwhiteley5164 when she came back to work,you could see where the scar was. She was a trooper though, she came back like normal and like nothing happened.
@@jrdunn5052 I will never forget that day.Her hair was to her waist as well.She had beautiful hair,I thought she would have had it cut but she didn't, but she made sure her hair was up before she came to work from then on.
@@dragonfly9416 That's fantastic! I'm glad she recovered.
Bruh that roboboi just nailed it.
Don’t you have nightmares Mr Ballen? I sure do watching your videos.
I think its safe to say that was a bad day at work
has anyone seen that one video from Russia with the guy and the lathe? ..my dad is a machinist and showed it to me. it’s extremely graphic, like, not on RUclips, graphic. most horrific video I’ve ever seen. a lathe is essentially where you put a round metal rod on (held at both ends by the machine) and it spins super fast for you to be able to easily hold a sanding device to it or whatever else and it’d get the job done quickly. the poor guy was caught spinning around, body parts flying off. easy to say I was horrified that day. thanks, dad.
Yes...I unfortunately watched that video and I wish I hadn't. Absolutely horrific.
Share the story of the guy getting his arm stuck between 2 enormous heated rollers. And the guy who lost his arm in an ice cream machine. Both were trying to fix something.
Rip for her😔
Two words: Lockout. Tagout.
I always feel bad hitting the like button on stories like this cause it feels like I'm liking what happened in the story
Bad part of the whole story is that most people are paid the same to wait for maintenance as they are to work. They know how to shut things down before getting in harms way.
Lock out, tag out. Always make sure the robots are "powered down."
Love the shorts but really really like the longs. 🤣
Best story telling on the entire internet
Lockout! Tagout!
He'll be the best story telling gramps