This was the typical U.S. factory before unions. Is Amazon or UPS so different today? And if they are, it's because of laws that unions forced legislatures or Congress to pass
They rolled the rack into the magic oven with six parts on it, and when it came out there was hundreds. Forget the parts, fill that oven with $100 bills.
Looks like the painting process will have a hard time keeping up with the volume from the manufacturing process
Man, the guys with no gloves, and the guy pulling the blades out of the rotating drum with no ear protection. And I didn't see any eye protection anywhere, And I had to wonder about the fumes... I never appreciated OSHA so much in my life.
Exaggerated health and safety requirements have become the death of small industries in the developed world. If introduced into places like Pakistan and India ( developing countries) they can kiss their futures goodbye. Unionisation/ OHS = higher prices!
It's unfortunate that they don't have proper safety equipment. They need respirators and hearing/eye protection at a minimum. Grinder guy is going to develop pneumoconiosis and have health problems for the rest of his life.
Workers doesn't have proper suits and uniforms that will make them safe from machines and site accidents. Poor people they deserve more than profit than salary they get, safety
