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>A sign on the lab freezer door explains the source of the alarm, and also had instructions on how to silence it, the Times Union reported. “No cleaning require
by vharuck 3y ago
>A sign on the lab freezer door explains the source of the alarm, and also had instructions on how to silence it, the Times Union reported. “No cleaning required in this area,” the sign said.
Why not lock the door to the room with the freezer? Why was there no backup power? What did they think would happen if the breaker broke?
Obviously, the lab can't foresee every risk. I just hope they don't consider the lawsuit as the last step in solving their problems.
- teruakohatu 3y agoThe same thing happened at a lab near me. During lockdown maintenance just decided to turn off the freezer. Maintenance was absolutely not supposed to touch the freezer. Presumably some notice was given to someone to go through the building and turn off anything on, and they thought that overrode the standing notice to not switch off the freezer. You can't really prevent this kind of thing other than automated battery backup mobile network connected alerts.