Making the news today....

[Johnsond]

39 minutes ago, Steven P said:

Note here: The man was seriously injured in a work place accident

 Caused  in no small part by his own stupidity. Praying on his knees not paying attention under a suspended load. 
We have HSE diving inspectors on the vessel periodically SP who will spend the whole trip watching, interviewing, looking through every piece of client/contractor documentation etc etc I know how the HSE work as an organisation, I’ve seen them put prohibition and improvement notices in and prosecute companies within my own industry ( not a secret like yours) I know without doubt the fact an individual chose to pray “ UNDER” a suspended load in a workplace would not be just ignored as inconsequential. 

Edited June 28 by Johnsond

[Johnsond]

Something far more important. In particular for those who have served in the armed forces. 

Edited June 28 by Johnsond

[Mark J]

Beneath the canopy: Pioneering satellite reveals rainforests' hidden worlds - BBC News

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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First groundbreaking images from the Biomass satellite could change our understanding of rainforests

 

[Steven P]

1 hour ago, Johnsond said:

 Caused  in no small part by his own stupidity. Praying on his knees not paying attention under a suspended load. 
We have HSE diving inspectors on the vessel periodically SP who will spend the whole trip watching, interviewing, looking through every piece of client/contractor documentation etc etc I know how the HSE work as an organisation, I’ve seen them put prohibition and improvement notices in and prosecute companies within my own industry ( not a secret like yours) I know without doubt the fact an individual chose to pray “ UNDER” a suspended load in a workplace would not be just ignored as inconsequential. 

 

The workplace equipment failed. Accident happened. That is all the story there needs to be.

 

It was posted here, not because it is relevant to someone climbing trees for example. There are plenty of accidents there you could refer to. It was noted here because of the victim - who has suffered massive injuries - it was noted here ONLY because the victim was a Muslim. If he wasn't you would have passed the story by and said nothing.

 

 

 

 

Noting here that the HSE fatalities listings show similar accidents of "British" sounding employees... and yet you say nothing about them. Why is that?

[Steven P]

56 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Beneath the canopy: Pioneering satellite reveals rainforests' hidden worlds - BBC News

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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First groundbreaking images from the Biomass satellite could change our understanding of rainforests

 

 

I'd seen that a couple of months ago, not sure if it was one of our Arborists or on here - clever use of tech!

[AHPP]

Bloke in NZ that posts here occasionally.  Jesse Coleman? A guy I know worked for him out there, helicopters etc. 

[Johnsond]

2 hours ago, Steven P said:

JohnsonD is deeply racist

Boring lazy accusation with zero facts or evidence, just the same old ist ic shite from a blagger leading a very sheltered life. 
 

[Johnsond]

18 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

The workplace equipment failed. Accident happened. That is all the story there needs to be.

 

It was posted here, not because it is relevant to someone climbing trees for example. There are plenty of accidents there you could refer to. It was noted here because of the victim - who has suffered massive injuries - it was noted here ONLY because the victim was a Muslim. If he wasn't you would have passed the story by and said nothing.

 

 

 

 

Noting here that the HSE fatalities listings show similar accidents of "British" sounding employees... and yet you say nothing about them. Why is that?

It made the news SP the guy was a bloody fool for praying under a suspended load. Now what is it you are up to with trees you need safety guidance on ?? 
loose ends maybe blagger ??  as your Saturday is obviously a bit slow. 

[Johnsond]

21 minutes ago, Steven P said:

our Arborists

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Mark J]

32 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

I'd seen that a couple of months ago, not sure if it was one of our Arborists or on here - clever use of tech!

Aye, it's an excellent innovation. The guy in NZ who is using LIDAR is, I think, using drones for surveying. I am quite blown away by what he's up to and the results he is getting. Achieving a similar thing from a satellite is an impressive scaling of things.