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Re:Why the Austin airport situation was so dangerous by King-Aaron on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @12:56AM (#34704656)
When we have major line-of-fire incidents on our sites that can very possibly result in loss of life, generally you do get the boot. And it is certainly not 'hidden', you get black listed and company-wide communications are sent as a result. People certainly do learn from these kinds of mistakes, but usually the person at the centre of it goes for a walk.
Re:Why the Austin airport situation was so dangerous by krisoft on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @03:04AM (#34705427)
What industry would that be and how is your safety record?
Re:Why the Austin airport situation was so dangerous by King-Aaron on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @03:24AM (#34705555)
Mining, and what kind of inane line of questioning is that.
Re:Why the Austin airport situation was so dangerous by krisoft on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @05:28AM (#34706347)
> what kind of inane line of questioning is that

A very pertinent one. The comment you responded to talked about how aviation achieves their stellar safety record. You told us that in your other industry (now we know it is mining) things are done differently. So it is fair to ask: How is that going for you? What are the results? Are you safer or less safe than aviation?

Re:Why the Austin airport situation was so dangerous by King-Aaron on Wednesday February 08, 2023 @07:36PM (#34717982)
Our operations are amongst the safest in the world for our sector, so yes, it is going well.