Not a day goes by without our phenomenal quality facilities amazing me. From leaky hoses in the cubicles and office spaces, to right overhead a guidance unit. How this place can function with such poor setup is a true miracle and outlines our amazing teams commitment to quality.
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They are not sending you home for a hurricane, tropical storm, or anything else. Why do you think they spent money on generators - so they stay open and you have to use up your vacation days or sick days. It wasnt for your benefit or safety. Its all about the money.
Our offices were done up to a super high standard with great furniture and facilities, I could not believe it! In less than two years we were relocated to 5hitholes and the offices were sub let. Make what you want of that.
My area still has hoses leading to garbage cans from the last time it rained super heavy. Where I am doesn't have a second floor above it so the rain will find its way in. Great job on fixing the roof HW. We also have spots where the tiles are just pushed to the side and open and they haven't said anything about taking the bladders down or closing the open tiles. While so many other people are home and possibly paid for the day to stay safe, we are in the building.
Have a feeling they will send us home early and tell 2nd shift to not come in and pay them for the day.
Bubonic plague from the rats is my worry. I see more rats then workers.
Cite the leak onto cubicles as a safety risk.
That documents a point of liability in that, should someone get shocked/electrocuted, a preceding paper trail exists to support a massive lawsuit.
sky harbor certain floors were third world. not sure how it is now.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ClearwaterFl/comments/psri8c/anyone_work_for_honeywell_aerospace/
Black mold in Plant 4
Production area has hoses leading water to garbage cans
Safety?