> > Posted by Kenny Fogarty: > > I once worked at a site that had the red EPO button right next to a green > button of the exact same shape/size/design. The green button was there to > open the airlock doors which separated the machine room from the outside > world. > > I can safely say that having two buttons side by side like that wasn't the > best design idea I've ever seen. > I've had a similar experience. In the shop where I worked the EPO button was just above the airlock exit button. One day a building maintenance man who was in the machine room pressed the WRONG button on the way out. The EPO button was quickly moved after that.
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