[CFW]

My goodness. The workers should have a strict policy of running the lift a complete loop before shutting it off at the end of the day.

[thecodont]

My goodness. The workers should have a strict policy of running the lift a complete loop before shutting it off at the end of the day.

I thought that was standard safety procedure at the resorts. No?

[b4me]

I was thinking similar but a person can get on at points along the way, I would guess. maybe they need to watch a video or ?

It’s odd the worker pointed her to the lift and didn’t tell her it wouldn’t be operational for long (few minutes)

Thankfully it was not an open air chair lift.

[Drew68]

The workers should have a strict policy of running the lift a complete loop before shutting it off at the end of the day.

I'll bet that's policy.

But it takes a long time and the workers had places to be and things to do.

The American work ethic has gone in the toilet. Whether it's ski-lift operators or Boeing employees, nobody cares anymore.

[T.B. Yoits]

The workers should have a strict policy of running the lift a complete loop before shutting it off at the end of the day.

Yeah, by forcing the boss who hired the idiots to ride the last loop. The boss hired the idiot, let the boss spend the night trapped in a box in the cold.