Well he'll learn from that mistake
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The kid is probably the only one who knows how to work the machine. I worked in a few factories in my time on this rock. Pretty much right in front of the kid. Mounted towards the top of the machine there's what looks like a yellow cover with a red button. I bet its an emergency shut off.
I think it was a great eventful day, this little guy now knows where you dont stick your goddamned fingers.Bring your child to work day was a great success...not.
Yep, never take kids to your workplaceparents fault, yet again..
Been working safely all my life. No safety certs. Just my diploma from the university of common sense. Thinking it might be equivalent.I dunno-I'm just a dumbass white American with two safety certs...(GE/ITT)

Ok, but A: The machine had already alarmed and stopped, and B: Hitting the stop button doesn't mean the machine will reverse and let go.I dunno-I'm just a dumbass white American with two safety certs...(GE/ITT)
He's too old to be work there anyway