Most accurate title!

No. No it is not.

If you ask some of us older folks we'll tell you many a tale of the "old days" when this sort of thing was the norm.

Like owning a cybertruck in the first place wasn't even dumber.

It's her having a lit cigarette while working near spilt gasoline that's the problem.

I'm sure somebody slapped it and said, "That ain't going nowhere." and they were almost certainly right.

Needs to be reported to the local fire department.

How did they get down???

Lowest bid ?

I like the little irritated look on his face.

What could go zzzt! zzzt!

Yeah, but you know how guys play: "heh, watch this, I'm gonna rattle the bucket to scare him" then oops.

Is your grandfather Wile E Coyote?

Maybe it's the fire's day off /s

"From your mouth to God's ear."

Wow...it's not like lock out/tag out supplies are expensive

It’s painful to look at!

He has a "Concept of a plan".

This is what happens if you leave those cookies in the tin too long.

Don't stack anything on it. Leave it all in the yard, take everything down. Let the upper mgmt and CEO deal with it. It's not worth the risk.

😬😬😬🦶👀

On some of these I would like to see the scene being set. Just how DO they get this in place?

NOPE

Continues to post it online..

Keeps the employees chipper.

Yes. Yes he should.

It would be too ironic if they were Amish, wouldn't it?

The lead will make him even more stupid.

If there were only a way you could fix this . . . . . 🧐

Well well well. Three holes in the ground.

Got fired? Id sue the fk out of them for retaliation

Given that that's a load bearing post, I'm going to say they're all pretty well forked!

So... 200 possible accidents total then?

No hardhat? 😂

He trusts hydraulic hoses a lot more than I do.

Temporary friend ?

That is the first photo in a " before and after" set.

Many complain about being board at their jobs, but...

If that load was to fall on him, I don't think a helmet would be much protection

Final destination comes to mind.....

Dead

Splat!

That WAS his Facebook page.

My. God. Working at a safety company now and this is literally my nightmare. That there are people out there working like this. And I don't necessarily blame the workers. I'm sure it's more about pressure from the management

At least the screws weren't the other way?

Is... he alive???

OSHA doesn't regulate people engaged in recreation, especially in Russia. I'm sure there's at least one YT video of this guy doing far more dangerous stuff, and maybe even a video of the last time he did something dangerous.

You needed more iron/metal in your diet didn't you?

People b***h about OSHA and other regulating agencies, but they forget that there was a reason these agencies came into being.