Weep For the Children

He checked for any identifiable markings on the stainless steel drawer slides. It was very odd to find that the drawers itself looked brand spanking new in an old kitchen. Odd and out of place.

"I fucking knew it!" He muttered the words only because he was the only one at the scene. There was a good amount of blood that someone missed cleaning up on the back half of the slide. Someone had been murdered in this kitchen and now his next step was to find out why.

Is Cessna Aircraft Risking the Lives and Limbs of their Employees?

One of the things I can't understand when it comes to Cessna Aircraft employees, is why they are not made to wear steel toe boots in certain departments. I know for a fact they are not because I know a lot of people who work there.

The bad news is, there are many dangers on the job there. Take for instance, The Mustang Line. They work with sheet metal. Sheet metal is heavy and if dropped on a foot, it can do some serious damage.

Now I do know they have to wear eye and ear safety gear, so why don't they regulate foot safety as well? I understand not every department at Cessna requires safety boots, but I can guarantee a few areas that should and are not.

In a sense this worries me because I remember when Emerson Electric's past employees demanded safety equipment and were refused. The only time Emerson Electric issued any type of safety equipment was when inspection rolled around. Yeah, really nice.

I doubt Cessna will ever take things that far, but they might want to look into further safety equipment since employees are risking their lives and limbs for them.



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Plasma Cutting, A Step Beyond the Old Ways

If you've never heard of plasma cutting, you're probably the majority of us and not alone. I'll admit, when I first looked up information on plasma cutting and what KALIBURN has to offer, I was stumped and thinking what the hell do you do with a plasma cutting machine. And then you all are probably wondering, why am I looking it up in the first place. Well, because it is part of my job.

Apparently what plasma cutting does is it allows an easier use for cutting metals such as steel. Something that could prove to be very useful if you work with metals, like maybe a welder. Plasma is also said to be much cleaner and faster than other cutters and it can make non-linear cuts with ease.

So with that information, those who do have a clue about plasma cutting, may find KALIBURN's plasma cutting systems useful. While there's not much information on how to actually purchase one of their systems (costs, shipping, etc.) they do have a toll-free number available for questions.