I worked there back in 2006 and the owner of the company had already had a few bouts with cancer and would always tell us that the association with illnesses from working in his plant without PPE hadn't been proven. If you wanted PPE, you had to buy it yourself. I worked as a fiberglass worker building the bodies and other parts. All we were provided with was rubber gloves, and a bar of lava soap to wash hands with at the end of the day. Of course many of us would dip our bare arms and hands in some clean acetone to wash up with as well. The place was disgusting and low paying. I made 8.50 an hour at the age of 26 and had just completed a combat tour overseas. It was a slap in the face.

Terrible, and another proof that for some low life company owners is their own economy more important than the workers good health and safety 🤬

12 months on, please show me the result.

you must be a pretty good engineer if you understand how hovercrafts work and completely design a whole, never-thought of before design