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OSHA has Cylinder brush continuously collected a harsh catalog of deaths throughout time. The most frequent causes of deaths are transport occurrences (car accidents, getting run over by a truck), followed by drops (through manholes, into trenches), exposure to harmful ingredients, and being hit by huge things. While those general explanations colour enough of a dreadful picture, it's actually the uniqueness of the occurrences on file that are truly distressing. The anonymizing language—the repeating "worker was killed"—becomes a sort of hypnotic concept discussion enough of them in a row.
We combed through countless numbers of worker deaths reviews recently (hat tip to Jon Hendren for the idea), which you can Road cleaning brush do yourself in a retrieveable graph here or in raw records here, and the outcomes create something like a intense, absurdist poems of catastrophe; a display stories of fear.
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| Beitrag vom 14.07.2016 - 07:15 |
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