• m-p{3}@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    The armorer trial was pushed back to Feb 21st of this year.

    And even though it’s a prop, it should still be handled as if it was loaded at all time, not point it at anyone unless necessary, etc.

    It may not entirely be his fault, but he was still careless.

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        1 year ago

        Of course the armorer’s job, but safety comes in layers. It’s in a way everyone’s job to apply basic precautions, especially when you’re handling one.

        Treat all guns as loaded to minimize the potential for harm.

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          Exactly. Safety comes in layers and therefore assistant producer David Halls was supposed to double check the gun after the armorer prepared it. He failed at it, the armorer failed at their job and it’s theirs and only theirs fault.

      • heckypecky@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        And someone’s job is to control that this person does their job properly. Which is the someone’s boss who delegated the task.

        In other words, an executive who assigns a task to someone is responsible to ensure it is done properly.