r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/brat_3434 • 44m ago
Video 3D animated Chinese workplace safety awareness video
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u/LowerBed5334 37m ago
Since this Chinese safety animation is making the rounds, we're compelled to share the German version, which takes it to another level:
Prost, Klaus! 🍻🇩🇪
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u/sgunb 27m ago
Even if it is culturally important, you should label it for being disturbing content.
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u/Bella_HeroOfTheHorn 11m ago
I read your comment before watching and I couldn't get past the guy warming up the forklift, it was like watching a scene from Final Destination and my own sense of suspense became unbearable 🤣
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u/dhenis1 42m ago
If I didn't work in an office, I'd probably be a victim like in the video. I'm very clumsy when it comes to manual labor.
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u/itsavibe- 27m ago
Some of these are just really bad luck…
Like the guy getting nailed in the head from a flying log
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u/froggz01 20m ago
The point of these videos is that most are preventable. Should have been wearing a hard hat. Work area needs to constantly be tidied up to prevent stuff like this happening.
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u/brooksj2 30m ago
Scary part is that everything illustrated has happened to someone. I once got the privilege to see a person get popped like a grape by an industrial forklift on a training video!
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u/ot_sauce 39m ago
The one with the pinched log happened recently on reddit
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u/justin_memer 33m ago
Not recently, but there's a video of it happening. I think it's also a piece of metal in the video I saw.
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u/Moosplauze 36m ago
Someone got killed by a reddit log?
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u/_-Broken-Swagger-_ 26m ago
What rolls downstairs, alone or in pairs?
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u/Moosplauze 37m ago
This is hard to watch for anyone who had to deal with workplace accidents because it's so real - not the graphics but the accidents themselves. Luckily we don't get closeups of the injuries in the video.
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u/onico 32m ago
Gabelstaplerfahrer Klaus can relate to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDnOSW8cHjE
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u/sTump4139 34m ago
My favorite part was the guy getting beamed in the head with the rock from across the lot
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u/avofrodo 15m ago
Yeah like what are the odds? Seems like the universe wanted him dead specifically
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u/oninokamin 34m ago
Number 2, with the L-rack of glass plates, actually happened at my workplace in 2007.
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u/Nocturnatron 21m ago
I've seen every one of these non-animated, all very real
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u/SWITCHFADE_Music 11m ago
They don't sugar coat their safety training. I went to a new nuclear plant build for work and during the safety training module, they had photos of mangled hands/feet and a lifeless body on the ground. Shit was metal AF.
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u/Dismal_Ad_6134 30m ago
It reminds me of the one were the guy gets stuck in package strapping and then the guy helping does too. Except that one makes me laugh.
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u/iTryCombs 38m ago
I've seen a lot of the videos these were based on. Like the edge of the tire launching a rock at the guys head is so specific and the angles and distances were the exact same.
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u/Urb4n0ninj4 31m ago
Final destination type shit. Or the lathe accidents, goddamn so many lathe accident videos the end in pink mist I dony even get near them in shops, let alone operate them.
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u/JohnathanSinwell 27m ago
Me too, and that’s when I decided I was done with meta platforms. It would be a gooner video immediately followed by death and then straight back to boobs. I knew it wasn’t good for my brain.
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u/Cataphract1014 34m ago
OHSA courses are very similar but they don't show like graphic fingers getting cut off and shit. They will some times have pictures of the aftermath of some incidents or even the injuries though.
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u/CtrlPwnDelete 30m ago
The Corridor Digital youtube video about this was great, they made their own versions of these workplace safety videos and they were hilarious
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u/MorningMushroomcloud 25m ago
Looks like someone needs a "Union"
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u/KevinTheCarver 24m ago
It’s a communist country. In theory, all the workers in the country are in a union.
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u/TheChillestOfRacoons 25m ago
We can all agree that God just wanted, the dude who got hit in the head with the log, dead, right...
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u/WasteBinStuff 23m ago
Thats pretty direct. But there's something very conspicuously missing that might really help put the point on it.
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u/shapu 18m ago
Every one of these is real, and many of them are their own individual videos on the internet
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u/Magooose 12m ago
The very first one with the glass. This exact accident happened at work, he survived but spent a week in the hospital with four broken ribs.
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u/Confident_Cheetah_13 15m ago
I've been to a forensic pathologist lab and I've seen some of these injuries first hand. A person can literally turn flat from some of these.
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u/zeus-indy 13m ago
This is at about 0.25 to 0.1 speed for many of these accidents. They occur faster than human reaction time
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u/Icy-Decision-4530 12m ago
A guy I knew worked for his dads landscaping and plowing company and he parked a plow and went in back to check to make sure the salt feeder was working right, he stuck his hand in the feeder and triggered the device which grabbed his jacket arm and pulled him in, pulled it tight and choked him out. His dad found him 10 minutes later when he didn’t come in and it was too late
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u/scorpious 7m ago
Probably a bit more effective than just showing it done safely. I wonder if they include photos/clips of the actual accidents.
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u/Jappie_nl 7m ago
Chinese workplaces are very unsafe and their colleagues kill you. TLDR of this video
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u/BrendansXbox 31m ago
I seen scenario 2 on r/watchpeopledie. It went on for 10 minutes. Nobody came to help. He was alive and screaming for the first 3 minutes. By the end of the video, the guy was just a grease stain on the floor.
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u/rust-e-apples1 40m ago
Way more of these are "got away with a missing appendage" than I'm used to from these videos.
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u/GreedyMMA 40m ago
Anyone else remember the video of the second incident but with a real human instead of a 3D render? Shit was fucked up
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u/ImKanno 40m ago
the worst thing is that all of those are based on accidents that happened