The dangers of work!
No, this is not a post about how we should not work…it is about one of the dangers we face in the area where I work. The picture is … well … you’ll see.
This was sent to us from our HES Tech. (Safety guy)
Patterson Drilling, Abilene, TX yard was doing some cleanup around the yard. The forklift driver picked up a “pit†(10 ft by 10 ft by 30 ft), set it back down and called the office. “I need some people out here with shotgunsâ€. Three men showed up. As many got away as was killed—-62.
James
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2 Comments
uknowhoo
So were you there to see all those? If so what did it sound like? Were that rattling loud?
l8tr
James
No.
Don’t know, but must have been a site to see. I have saw only a few out here at the plant where I work. This was in Abilene, and I work at a plant between Post & Jayton, TX.