OSHA Building Collapse in Parma

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  • Опубликовано: 1 авг 2017
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  • @framingmachine3950
    @framingmachine3950 2 года назад +6

    I see a lot of high walls with no sheathing. And y’all had trusses up! Even if a boom truck hit it. That should have been a solid structure before moving up. Very happy these guys survived.

    • @BrillyYumWillyYum
      @BrillyYumWillyYum 2 года назад +1

      And they also had a braced up too, maybe the walls weren’t leveled

  • @lynskyrd
    @lynskyrd 10 месяцев назад +6

    SHEATH the Walls before you build up...

    • @portnuefflyer
      @portnuefflyer 19 дней назад

      And you have more wind loading, but I hear ya, lack of adequate bracing was the fault.

  • @jontownsend9965
    @jontownsend9965 Год назад +4

    Sheathing the walls would have prevented this. Looks like the Job didn't have the budget for Journeyman level of education. Anyone can swing a hammer but, this holds true to the saying "a little bit of knowledge is dangerous". Pay the Right Crews and you won't have a folly such as this. Pay the right consultant to set you job up and you won't make the news.

  • @lionman3378
    @lionman3378 2 месяца назад +4

    Wo was the foreman and engineer?
    No plywood or sheeting?????

  • @edgarlamocha
    @edgarlamocha 2 года назад +3

    Buildings this big need structural bracing calculation

  • @codincoman9019
    @codincoman9019 2 месяца назад

    This is an example of poor safety implementation. The structural engineering has its purpose.
    Otherwise, wood structures are far better than concrete, steel ones.

  • @oblivexx
    @oblivexx Год назад +1

    OSHA - please make a rule, dont work in conditions exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
    I drank enough water and took necessary 5 minute breaks after 1 - 2 hours of work and I still got light headed from California heat.

  • @popeyesmotorcycles5433
    @popeyesmotorcycles5433 Год назад +1

    All of these people are weird looking.