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It looks like they should get workers belay glasses as well.

• dx034 9y ago
  While they don't mention it, the vest has neck support which probably holds the head when looking up. Not sure how well that works but maybe that's enough to reduce neck problems. In that case it'd be better than belay glasses, workers can probably work faster that way.
• jonlucc 9y ago
  I was looking at the pictures thinking it would be a lot easier to turn the car on its side, so the bottom of the car is at a good working height directly in front of the worker and without the neck strain.
  • rconti 9y ago
    Exactly. I'd expect a modern auto assembly line to do this.
  • HeyLaughingBoy 9y ago
    What do you do about the torque exerted through all the fasteners connecting the large masses mounted to the car that are designed to have the force directed vertically through the bottom of the car? Turning the car on its side sounds like a good idea until you realized that, e.g., the seats can now twist the bottom of the body pan.