georgestolz said:So you wouldn't hire a deaf employee? Do you think earplugs should be forbidden?
lawnguylandsparky said:Earplugs don't block all sound. And deaf people are not safe on construction sites.
Curious about one thing... does your English sign language have a French accent? :grin:frenchelectrican said:P.S. i know 3 diffrent sign langunges , speak in french , allready know the code in French electrical code , NEC code of course.
electricalperson said:i work with an apprentice at work with about 2 years experience, he second guesses me on everything i do or say and he doesnt listen. he would rather play with the radio and change the songs on his ipod than work. i told him to turn the radio down about 6 times the other day because the security people at the office complex were walking through. also when i try to show him something about the code or whatever he tells me he doesnt really care too much. any advice for dealing with this?
I've only done that once - I try to get along with whoever I'm working with, but that guy was impossible. I think the roids had something to do with it.480sparky said:I remember once (in my second year of apprenticeship) I went to the boss and asked to be assigned to another project because of the foreman we had on the job.
georgestolz said:I hate to be fussy.
frenchelectrican said:and let you know that i am almost total deaf a serve hard of hearing and i been in the bussines for almost 20 freaking years and i have no one complain to me.
emahler said:maybe that have, but you just didn't hear them?
D sorry, that was wrong...lord I apologize...but I just couldn't stop myself)
I hear that. In my two cases, it was:480sparky said:I wasn't trying to be fussy, either.
I just wanted a foreman who did had these 'redeeming qualities':
1. Be on the job site.
2. Don't do crack.
Way off topic, but at the link to the video above: anybody else find the view in the left screen at 7min 44sec extremely disturbing:-?Rockyd said:Tune up the sound box, and put on Santana's "Soul Sacrifice"
GilbeSpark said:Way off topic, but at the link to the video above: anybody else find the view in the left screen at 7min 44sec extremely disturbing:-?
frenchelectrican said:Dang,... you really drop my jaw what your remark about the deaf peoples
and let you know that i am almost total deaf a serve hard of hearing and i been in the bussines for almost 20 freaking years and i have no one complain to me.
there are few things that deaf peoples are good is picking up viberations much faster than hearing peoples and we allready trained to use the eyes more than the ears.
and i work on alot of large diesel engines and the noise dont affect me at all. to me it sound a whisper to me that how profounded deaf i am.
i know i heard alot of company dont want to hire deaf peoples due this famous statement " cant hear "
and the other good advange what deaf peoples have is good sign langunge [ hand talking ] we can talk pretty good distance over the noisy everoment you try that with shouting how far you can hear over the noise ??
the other thing with deaf workers they are very focoused workers they genrally don't get distracted with noise much but will spot the sisuation pretty fast with sight.
if you want more question on this one.,, just speak up i will be happy to answer more question here.
Merci, Marc
P.S. i know 3 diffrent sign langunges , speak in french , allready know the code in French electrical code , NEC code of course.
emahler said:oh well...can't make everyone happy