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It's a safety issue. Pressurized acetylene must be treated with great respect, and just the other day I read about a chem student that was killed in a lathe ac
by joe_bleau 15y ago
It's a safety issue. Pressurized acetylene must be treated with great respect, and just the other day I read about a chem student that was killed in a lathe accident at Yale.
- latch 15y agothanks for explaining. Still seems a bit like having a golf course and only letting employees with a certain handicap play. Maybe they could balance this out by offering an area with less dangerous equipment and/or lessons/instructors/supervision for everyone else.
- kaib 15y agoWhen I still worked for Google the shops were split into four rooms with separate certification process and access for each. It was easy to get access to the EE or Woodworking shop, harder for the Metalworking and Welding.
- ceejayoz 15y agoIf your golf handicap is "liable to kill someone", I'm fine with you being banned from the course.
- metageek 15y agoYes, golf and caber tossing both come from Scotland. No, that doesn't mean they mix.