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dav1965
Would you hire someone that takes morphine and oxycodone daily?
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  • diver-rig
    babun wrote:
    "" significant difference ""

    Does the drug know the difference???

    I don't care why you took it, I'm not letting a person on drugs put a lock-out tag on a 4160 volt switchgear, so someone 600 yards away can unbolt a lug from a transformer.

    You got pain, you got a doctor's scrip, good for you or You like the street high you get, it's your life. Now stay off my jobsite.

    That right there would get you kicked off the job site I?m on. If you?re the one touching the gear, you put the loto on yourself.

    I?m not trusting my life to anyone else?s lock.




    And to the OP, in this line of work, you?re on light duty, not allowed to touch things if you?re on prescription opioids.
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  • babun
    diver-rig wrote:
    babun wrote:
    "" significant difference ""

    Does the drug know the difference???

    I don't care why you took it, I'm not letting a person on drugs put a lock-out tag on a 4160 volt switchgear, so someone 600 yards away can unbolt a lug from a transformer.

    You got pain, you got a doctor's scrip, good for you or You like the street high you get, it's your life. Now stay off my jobsite.

    That right there would get you kicked off the job site I?m on. If you?re the one touching the gear, you put the loto on yourself.

    I?m not trusting my life to anyone else?s lock.




    And to the OP, in this line of work, you?re on light duty, not allowed to touch things if you?re on prescription opioids.

    I over simplified the lock-out for the non-electricians here.
    Our procedure was Me signing the tag with my cell phone number, the name of my Co.,
    and the date. Only I had the keys to the lock outs. ALL my workers were present at the locked out switch when put on, along with the "head" of the plant, building, who ever was in charge of the customer we were working for.
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  • babun
    babun wrote:
    diver-rig wrote:
    babun wrote:
    "" significant difference ""

    Does the drug know the difference???

    I don't care why you took it, I'm not letting a person on drugs put a lock-out tag on a 4160 volt switchgear, so someone 600 yards away can unbolt a lug from a transformer.

    You got pain, you got a doctor's scrip, good for you or You like the street high you get, it's your life. Now stay off my jobsite.

    That right there would get you kicked off the job site I?m on. If you?re the one touching the gear, you put the loto on yourself.

    I?m not trusting my life to anyone else?s lock.




    And to the OP, in this line of work, you?re on light duty, not allowed to touch things if you?re on prescription opioids.

    I over simplified the lock-out for the non-electricians here.
    Our procedure was Me signing the tag with my cell phone number, the name of my Co.,
    and the date. Only I had the keys to the lock outs. ALL my workers were present at the locked out switch when put on, along with the "head" of the plant, building, who ever was in charge of the customer we were working for.

    Our lock outs had holes for up to 6 padlocks, any subcontractor could add a lock to my MASTER lock.


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  • austin20
    Probably not
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