What NOT to DO With Used Hydrolic Fluid

[lilranch2001]

. Non-trained, non-English speaking temp workers is my guess..........

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reply to this comment Just get tired of hearing silly comments about non-English people
I may have taken this the wrong way..
If so ignore me but i am just saying that the comment seems rude non-english has nothing to do with a persons work ethics and quality. Id say the problem is more of an issue with the kind outlook many workers have on their jobs

Which is:
Go in, get paid, go home:confused2:
Instead of:
Go in, do the best darn job I can every day and be proud of what I do, THEN get paid and go home

Ya know what I mean:thumbsup:

Did you happen to notice that that comment was over 6 years old?

 

[EMB5530]

sure didnt:ashamed:

but I still think the same regardless of how old the comment is.

 

[EMB5530]

and dont get me wrong I think you are right about political correctness its annoying.
Im not saying dont post what you think.
Thats one thing i love about USA.
I just think I have the right to reply to it and debate it. thats what this great forum is all about.
If you dont say what you think regardless opinion/fact right/wrong
this would be a lame site wouldnt it.
I think everyone deserves to say there piece regardless if it is poliitically correct.
Just want to give my two cents and debate a little bit too!!!:thumbsup:

Is it outrageous that a person says what he thinks about someones comment:
NO
Should you be couth about it.
YES

Not mad just someone who likes to debate issues.

Keep the comment coming its what its what the forum is about.
Regardless if I agree or not.
It just got me fired up b/c I have first hand experience w/ it.

 

[George2615]

I work in a Hospital and we probably use the same or similar detergent for our sterilizers. It comes in 5 gallon pails with a large screw on cap. They probably don't have or didn't follow their policy to remove labels from empty containers.
Our policy is all stick on labels must be removed from a container when the product is used up and the container must be triple rinsed / washed out with water before disposing of it.
I do the oil changes on all my vehicles so I usually take the empty 5 gallon pails home and fill them with used oil then re-label as used oil before dropping them off for recycling. They make great containers for any liquid. I have one labelled for K-1 kerosene.

 

[jimmyj]

Bizarre. You'd think someone would have done something. Geez.....:confused2:

 

[Joe11]

Bizarre. You'd think someone would have done something. Geez.....:confused2:

exactly my thoughts....

 

[MicroPilot]

Isn't this in the wrong section of the forum? It would be a better fit in "Hydraulics" or "Oil, Fuel and Lubricants" or even the "Safety" forum! :laughing:

 

[Taylortractornut]

Whats bad was the medical workers complains about the slick tools. Another thing is folks that were worked on are complaining. I get doused in it almost daily lol. I get an industrial detergent for washing and sterilizing equipment and it has a similar look to hydraulic oil.

I think the biggst problem is its a case of its not my problem. THe complaint of the slick tools should have been tacked down right then. I witnessed a malfunction of one of the companies we take rubbish from once. They had a leaking supply hose and every one walked past it everyday and you would hear them say not my problem and go on. Then one day the mixing agent leaked outside and got i nthe storm water during a test and caused a 10 000 dollar cleanup over a 5 dollar brass fitting leak.