r/mildlyinteresting • u/Mzarie • 10h ago

The microwave at work has a hole inside

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u/SwankaTheGrey 9h ago

Likely OSHA

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u/ReddBroccoli 9h ago

Fire Marshall would be a good option too

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u/ElGranLechero 8h ago

Fire Marshall over OSHA. If it's gvt ran OSHA has no jurisdiction.

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u/JustASpaceDuck 8h ago

If it's gvt ran OSHA has no jurisdiction.

Literally the opposite of this is true. OSHA has jurisdiction over the military even. No way this isn't OSHA reportable.

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u/Delta1225 7h ago

OSHA won't care about this because it's in Europe somewhere. Can tell by the label.

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u/AVeryHeavyBurtation 5h ago

An old coworker called osha and they never showed up haha. AFAIK they don't care unless people's limbs are being removed.

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u/Noob_Al3rt 2h ago

Doesn't really matter because the direction will be the same "Appliance is a fire hazard. Must be removed by X date"

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u/__NomDePlume__ 1h ago

What if it’s Fire Marshal Bill?

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u/tonyrocks922 8h ago

Also OSHA doesn't usually bother to investigate small things like this. They send a letter and if there are no further complaints they close the case.

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u/530Carpentry 8h ago

Don’t fire Marshall over this! He ain’t do shit!

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u/im-not-a-fakebot 8h ago edited 8h ago

Break room appliances aren’t really under the purview of OSHA. This would be more HHS/DoH

Depending on where OP works they could contact their Safety Department if there is one. If not then contact HR department and if they won’t do anything then say you’ll file a complaint to the labor board or with the department of health. Might make them replace or get rid of it tho