If you knew you was working with materials that you thought didn't meet various standards.. Would you still use them if your employer supplied them?

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Gangstress · 41-45, F

No. I would say it is illegal for an employer to use unsafe materials

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Gangstress · 41-45, F

@Scarfface 😦 chuck them at your boss lol

Scarfface · 46-50, M

@Gangstress I might do that on Monday when my spirits are low, might get the week off then 😂

Gangstress · 41-45, F

@Scarfface haha 😂

Inquisator · M

depends on the construction.. I work High Pressure Boiler and gas Plants, so there it would be no go.. close to if not a crime to use sub standart material

Scarfface · 46-50, M

@Inquisator its more of a functional issue rather than a safety issue. I'd love to post specifics but I'm paranoid my employer can see past my scarf and find my identity

hlpflwthat · M

Various standards seems like a big category. But if safety or integrity were involved, I'd have to refuse.

Scarfface · 46-50, M

@hlpflwthat it is a big category as I don't want to post specifics. I'll get back to you if I get the sack because of said materials, lol

Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

If the materials aren't up to the job and you use them knowing that, does that make you liable for any problems that arise ?
In other words. Is there a chance your company would hang you out to dry rather than admit liability because of their choice in materials used ?

Might be worth getting some advice on that.

Teggy

Hell no, aerospace industry is insanely strict

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