We don’t blame Criss Angel for postponing his blindfold walk on two beams more than six-stories up.
Las Vegas winds are as unpredictable as Las Vegas wins. It is hard enough to walk along beams sixty feet above the pavement with a blindfold — but when you add “strong winds” to the mix, you are making it really risky.
We checked the OSHA standards and it appears it would be a violation for any employee (contract or full-time) to walk along a beam twenty meters over any surface (save marshmallows (see OSHA Reg. 223-0(a) re “Spongy Food Stuff Surfaces and Worker Safety”) and even then the regs require the marshmallows to be “fresh” and at least six feet in depth).
via Weather takes the wind out of Criss Angel stunt – CBS 12 Action News.
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