That is a very good point. I think people just do what is easy and don't consider the H&S especially when they are not employing. OK before anyone says it, I know there are lots of diligent people who do think about things and even if they don't do a formal risk assessment they do a mental one!
if you take the video from a different tangent what happens when you trip or fall?, the first thing that happens within our brain is to put our hands out to protect your head we don't think of letting go of that hypo drum or the lance we just put our hands out, think of the times when you've fallen or tripped you still hold on to whatever you have in your hands, in this case its a very bad accident waiting to happen hands moving forward/hypo drum at face level and the lance also at face level plus the surface on which you fall upon is full of hypo????????????, i'm not knocking anyones work method and new tools but i'd rather highlight some methods which although on you tube as "the thing to do" are very much flawed and are not safe for yourself or the customer.
Did you buy some eye wash to keep in the van after that lucky escape? I think screwfix do some for about £5 for 25 sealed washes. They also do WALLACE CAMERON VIVO VAN & TRUCK FIRST AID KIT (63976) £13.99 which includes 5 eye washes. I do keep meaning to buy one, I really should as when you need it it's too late!
No but I do have a basic first aid kit in the van
no problems mate sometimes, i come across as either sarcastic or holier than though,
No not all all mate, I appreciate your input. I have learnt so much from your posts especially as to chemicals. ? I like to view everyday as a school day, always more to learn and apply. And that is doubly important with regards to H&S.
