So I was adding cameras to the system at work the other day and seen this come up. lol not even sure what floor its on.
Toilet cam at work
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That's for the boss to know how much time his employees are spending in there.
Or to see how much smoke comes out when they open the door.
Or to see how much smoke comes out when they open the door.
It appears to be a porta potty to be honest which happens to be stationed on a floor being renovated?!? 
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It appears to be a porta potty to be honest which happens to be stationed on a floor being renovated?!?
maybe some renovation at taco bell headquarter??
new 30 story high rise.It appears to be a porta potty to be honest which happens to be stationed on a floor being renovated?!?
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I suspect as others have commentated, it was bad placement of the porta loo by the builders rather than any other reason. Over here at least, it would be highly illegal to place a camera inside a toilet (although here it's facing it rather than inside).
Closest we come to that is they can put an app on your mobile phone (if phones are permitted at work) that montiors where in the building you are and how much time you spend there. Technically that can report back time spent in the toilets throughb simply knowing the geolocation.
Closest we come to that is they can put an app on your mobile phone (if phones are permitted at work) that montiors where in the building you are and how much time you spend there. Technically that can report back time spent in the toilets throughb simply knowing the geolocation.
Well, I must admit, I was a little hesitant to click on this thread entitled "toilet cam at work"...but here I am!
Think about it: is the toilet "at work" or is the toilet cam "at work" ?
Anyway, this presents another question ( I have so many, even at my age): how the heck does that thing get serviced? It must be near a giant hallway or near a roll-up door / loading dock.
That's it! I'm going back to cleaning my collection of vintage troll dolls.
Think about it: is the toilet "at work" or is the toilet cam "at work" ?
Anyway, this presents another question ( I have so many, even at my age): how the heck does that thing get serviced? It must be near a giant hallway or near a roll-up door / loading dock.
That's it! I'm going back to cleaning my collection of vintage troll dolls.
On the building I was on several years ago, they push them over to the elevator,Well, I must admit, I was a little hesitant to click on this thread entitled "toilet cam at work"...but here I am!
Think about it: is the toilet "at work" or is the toilet cam "at work" ?
Anyway, this presents another question ( I have so many, even at my age): how the heck does that thing get serviced? It must be near a giant hallway or near a roll-up door / loading dock.
That's it! I'm going back to cleaning my collection of vintage troll dolls.
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send it down to be sucked out them bring it back up.
I always wondered what happened if it go too full?
I don’t know where this location is but it’s not very common to have a porta potty on a floor vs being placed in a common area on the main floor / outside.
When I was on site they brought a Shop Vac type of device and just sucked the contents from within or via valve assembly. They carried what looked and smelled like cat litter with them to cover any drippings.
From a OSHA standpoint that didn’t go very far for the health & safety officer and hence they are always located in a unfinished space / outside.
Can’t have Oh Henries slinking along the floor!
When I was on site they brought a Shop Vac type of device and just sucked the contents from within or via valve assembly. They carried what looked and smelled like cat litter with them to cover any drippings.
From a OSHA standpoint that didn’t go very far for the health & safety officer and hence they are always located in a unfinished space / outside.
Can’t have Oh Henries slinking along the floor!
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Depending upon the vendor they either come on site each day. Or the high tech ones has a float which raises a mechanical flag to call out the pot is full and a trap door locks it out.
The other one has a little red beacon strobe at the top of the housing to indicate that shitter is full and out of service until the waste is removed.
Sadly, many of the trades were too stupid to read or understand why the pot had a cover over the hole. They learned might quick when everything they were (pee) exhausting out bounced back or piled on their ass cheeks while dropping a deuce!
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maybe something from inside will drop like rain, depends on how windy it is)
Swing it right over the tables and chairs set up for the lunch bunch.
Speaking of clearing out toilets at high altitudes LOL
www.businessinsider.com
A man was 'covered' in poop after a passing plane dumped toilet waste over his backyard, lawmaker says
A man in Windsor, southeast England, was enjoying the sun in his backyard when raw sewage fell from the sky and splattered him and his "whole garden."
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Speaking of clearing out toilets at high altitudes LOL
A man was 'covered' in poop after a passing plane dumped toilet waste over his backyard, lawmaker says
A man in Windsor, southeast England, was enjoying the sun in his backyard when raw sewage fell from the sky and splattered him and his "whole garden."
Is there an article that explains why this happened?!?