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Is it okay to drill a hole in the piece of metal where the lock is to lock this in the on position?
▲ 306 r/AskElectricians

Is it okay to drill a hole in the piece of metal where the lock is to lock this in the on position?

Homeless person walked by and turned the power off to our whole restaurant. Can I drill a hole in the same piece of metal to lock it off to lock it on? Or is that against code? In the city and county of Denver if it matters.

Edit: Ngl didn’t expect this to be so divisive or popular lol. Another redditor posted the manual to the unit and I can in fact drill a hole to lock it in the on position.

Another redditor mentioned devices can be locked on and it’s compliant with OSHA and NFPA codes.

I’ll be calling my local fire department to ask them about locking and if they approve and give guidance I’ll be drilling a hole into that knife switch protector and locking it.

Thanks all!

u/Mountain-Try112 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/plantcare

Not sure what to do with this Pencil Plant

It’s in a east facing window. I think it might be time to re pot it? It’s been in the same pot and soil for 2 years. When I got it it was extremely small. Also why is it so splayed and not as straight up and down? FINISHED

u/Mountain-Try112 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/Restaurant_Managers

How to manage your partner effectively??

One of my employees who is our bar lead is also a ‘shift lead.’

They are dating one of the servers.

This server does need coaching. I have been coaching the server and so have the other managers.

The bar lead is struggling to figure out how to go about asking their partner (the server) to do things and give them feedback on shift when they need redirecting. They don’t work together often except once or rarely twice a week.

Has anyone been in this situation before and what have you seen works best?

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u/Mountain-Try112 — 3 months ago
▲ 31 r/denverfood

Restaurant Menu Accessibility for visually impaired guests

I run a restaurant Downtown and we recently had a visually impaired guest come in. We use QR code menus and have paper menus for those who ask.

I quickly realized that we export our menus as JPEG’s so they aren’t readable by accessibility devices. We can’t print the menu in braille either as it changes at least once a week if not more often.

In the moment I uploaded interactive PDF’s to the website with buttons to access but in looking up how to create a voice reader friendly PDF is kinda hard and I don’t have the right software to see if it’s compliant.

Anyone have any tips or experience to offer from the guest side of it all for me?

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u/Mountain-Try112 — 4 months ago
▲ 151 r/Denver

Please do not ride your e-bike or e-scooter around Sloan’s lake inner path.

Honestly any mostly pedestrian path around a park. You don’t need to be bobbing and weaving on your battery powered Mach Jesus speed racer around strollers, runners, and walkers.

It’s downright dangerous and rude. There’s an asphalt path literally feet away for you.

A very specific caveat is if anyone is using their mobility aid. And no your e-bike or e-scooter is not a mobility aid.

Thank you :)

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u/Mountain-Try112 — 4 months ago