See! I told him that. But noooooooo, he don't listen. OSHA specifically says you should wear safety shoes when there are hazards that may affect your walking/working surfaces. I'n this case it is not covered because it was at home, BUT, if Breaux would have had shoes on he would not have fell. #2 cause of accidents in any occupation.
He don't listen. I TRIED to tell him, nope, still didn't listen. "It's HOT" why do I have to wear shoes?
Well it don't matter. Statistacs show that, that is a problem. "Wear shoes."
Now I have looked and I can't find any reference to a Blue Healer being named in an OSHA regulation. Only thing I can fine him on is on OSHA 5-A-1 "General Duty Clause' or if you are *_*_*_*_*_*ed maybe 5-A-2 which says YOU as the individual should be aware of the hazards and comply with regulations.
Bottom line is that he should have been wearing shoes.
On another note, he should have been aware of the hazard of having a Blue Healoer on the job site or at the scene of the accident. There is no doubt a hazard assessment should have been performed before beginning the job. Which in the case was walking across the porch in the dark, with a known hazard just waiting to create a problem.
JQ was unable to recognize this problem and suffered the consequences of his ignorance.
Case closed. No money coming.
Now, about those guns............
