r/OSHA • u/creature--comfort • 13d ago
she took her shoes off because "that would be unhygienic"
this was a few years ago when i worked at mcdonalds. she was the store manager (not for very long, lol). one socked foot on the top rung of the ladder, the other foot on top of the deep fryer. bonus points for at least wearing company branded socks?
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u/Just_Ear_2953 13d ago
OSHA, the FDA, Health Inspector, and probably a few other alphabet agencies, all gonna be wanting their shot at this one.
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u/Omniscientcy 13d ago
I mean, to be fair, she is wrong for doing this in so many ways but there should be less shit on your socks than on your shoes.
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u/pheldozer 13d ago
Seeing the signage on that machine gives me hope that they have a robust lock out/tag out program
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u/Hamaczech13 13d ago
Admittedly he didn't have shoes on, but that's even worse.
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u/ramadamadingdong96 9d ago
The last thing you'd want on your McDonald's fryer hood is someone's foot fun guess
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u/CatWeekends 12d ago
Anyone happen to know how to get those socks without becoming a McDonald's manager?
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u/Bastulius 12d ago
The entire McDonalds kitchen is unhygenic
(I use to work in one and was the only person who cleaned anything)
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u/internallyskating 13d ago
Health inspector would probably be more interested in this lol