shiben
Well-Known Member
At what point would it be considered a good idea to file an OSHA complaint about a venue that you are working in temporarily? My college's shop was contracted to provide scenery for the local community college's production, and we were installing it today. There are so many problems that it is impossible to list all of them, but for starters, the rope locks are not secured well to the rail, they dont lock the rope, the pipe on the battens is not schedule 40, the electrical panels are blocked, and the shop has had so much dust collect such that there is a several foot pile behind the radial arm saw. The venue is almost certainly unsafe, and the TD there is certainly incompetent. At what point should I say "this is so bad that the government needs to step in"? Any renovations would almost certainly require thousands of dollars of investment, and thus the local CC is not really interested in fixing the problems, so going to them is out. I need some advice, and any you guys have would be appreciated.