[jailbird556]

You cleaned it good job. BTW the open flame from your furnace is dangerous and may cause harm to the staff or sneaky people who sneak in. I suggest wrapping it in iron bars, putting it in a room by itself or discontinue its use. People will be allowed to sue the owner(s) if they get injury from the open flame. Your insurance company will not pay for it.

The proprietors of the establishment are the only ones currently running the restaurant, and they can't exactly sue themselves. The area behind the counter is marked as an "Employees Only" area, so anyone who is actually able to get back there will not have a case, as they were not meant to be in the room in the first place.

I see your point. Who was the foreman/Head Contractor of this project? He is to blame and must fix this wrong immediately if the owner is to have employees.

[Shampoo_Lord]

You cleaned it good job. BTW the open flame from your furnace is dangerous and may cause harm to the staff or sneaky people who sneak in. I suggest wrapping it in iron bars, putting it in a room by itself or discontinue its use. People will be allowed to sue the owner(s) if they get injury from the open flame. Your insurance company will not pay for it.

The proprietors of the establishment are the only ones currently running the restaurant, and they can't exactly sue themselves. The area behind the counter is marked as an "Employees Only" area, so anyone who is actually able to get back there will not have a case, as they were not meant to be in the room in the first place.

I see your point. Who was the foreman/Head Contractor of this project? He is to blame and must fix this wrong immediately if the owner is to have employees.

I am the contractor, employer and employee.

[jailbird556]

That is impossible you cannot be an employer with no employees. You yourself do not count. That is a self run business. Unless you have an actual employee you are not an employer.
Still you must block direct access to the open flame to avoid a safety lawsuit. Let me tell you sir you do not want to do that.

[Shampoo_Lord]

The kitchen is blocked off from the rest of the building at all times. No one gets in. It's perfectly safe.

[jailbird556]

Until an employee is hired. The iron bars will be required.

[Shampoo_Lord]

Until an employee is hired. The iron bars will be required.

Won't be necessary.

[jailbird556]

Make sure he is not clumsy if you won't follow the rules.

When the employee is hired he is not to be made to sign a waiver and he must have a tour of the working areas.

[hippoface]

Sorry maca, didn't get the joke. Sorry :oops:
I haven't been able to eat here, each time I have, he was busy/killed and I was told to leave when he died.

[Wxclm]

That is impossible you cannot be an employer with no employees. You yourself do not count. That is a self run business. Unless you have an actual employee you are not an employer.
Still you must block direct access to the open flame to avoid a safety lawsuit. Let me tell you sir you do not want to do that.

Umm I work there too, so essentially i can be classified as as an employee.

Until an employee is hired. The iron bars will be required.

No one can get hurt by the fire anyway as there is a block on top. This means that the only way to get hurt by it would be to remove the block and walk into it, which currently only Shampoo and myself could anyway.

[jailbird556]

I have got set on fire by lava/ fire by standing near it or through blocks.