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My carelessness cost a company I work for $12,000. I was doing fine before, now it almost feels like I've become the worst piece of shit around. I know that I need to be more careful, but this mistake has me wondering if it just means even worse things will occur. If I shouldn't even be allowed to operate equipment because how I use it might get someone hurt. They've not had anyone cause a mistake like this one in about two and a half years. It just makes me feel like a complete moron. I've wasted people's time and effort. I also had feelings that I should just look for some other job because salvaging this one may not happen.
How do you deal?
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>>17450761
shit happens, pass the joint.
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>>17450761
What happened? Be honest, was it your carelessness or a lack of training?
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>>17450789
Carelessness. Turned too fast on a forklift carrying a load of pallets with product on them and dumped those over. Had someone been standing where they fell, it could have caused an instant fatality. I can see that in my head... a pool of blood growing from under the pallets. I'd have just resigned if it was that bad.
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>>17450802
>I'd have just resigned if it was that bad.
Lad you would be going to prison for manslaughter if it were that bad.
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>>17450802
I tried to build a deck with Mirrorpool to double the fun with Evolution but it's just not there yet. Ideally I want to turn a Matter Reshaper into two Reality Smashers and get a freebie off the Reshaper.
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>>17450802
Lol this happened at a warehouse in my town when I was working security there. I guess someones foot got caught and broke because of the incident.
Everyone was shit talking the forklift operator calling him a hazard to the warehouse and shit.
Ever seen the movie The Machinist with Christian Bale?
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>>17450761
get your next paycheck then bounce
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>>17450808
Shows how stupid I am because, really, I didn't know it could result in that happening to me. I'd deserve it.
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>>17450812
The risks of multiple tabs.
Anon, maybe you do need better training, your employer should be insurance covered for some losses. Otherwise you'll have to take this as a lesson to be more careful on future. You've still got your job, after all.
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>>17450841
I work for a mult-billion dollar company. That doesn't mean I should waste their money. All I need to do is slow the hell down. I was in a rush to get something done and look what it resulted in. If I can fix the problem, then I can carry on. If it happens again, I won't waste anyone's time. That will be the end of it.
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>>17450858
You didn't waste their money you made a mistake. Wasn't it someone's job to check your work? I work in an office of FOUR people and nothing only goes through one person.
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>>17450870
Seems like everyone's job to watch what you're doing. You have trainers where I work (like anywhere else) and if your training doesn't go well, it falls on a trainer's head.
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