The speaker has just started his new job at a bakery and one of his co-workers
is worried that he is being asked to do something that is too dangerous for
newcomers by one of his other co-workers.

Person a「もう……新人だからって何でも言うこと聞くのは間違っていると思います。新人に窯出しは危険ですよ」

Person b「でも、下手に他の作業やっても場が混乱するからさ。最初は言われたとおりにやるしかないって」

Person a「私、体育会系のノリって嫌いなんです。根性だけで何でも済ませてたらいつか大ケガするじゃないですか」

Person b「でもメガネくん、あれで一応俺には気を使ってくれているみたいでさ」

Person b **「オーブンを触るときは、大声出してるときでもちゃんと見ててくれるんだよ」**

Person a「先輩って、変な人ですね。私なら仕事でもあれだけ言われたら怒ります」

Person b「大丈夫、適度に言い返してガス抜きしてるから」

I am not sure how to parse the bolded sentence of this exchange, and the
subjects of the individuals parts. I think that the subject of オーブンを触る is the
speaker, and ちゃんと見ててくれる is メガネくん, however I am not sure for 大声出してる. Part of
what is confusing me is that there are two occurrences of とき. Is the following
the correct way to understand this sentence:

When I'm touching the oven, he watches me properly, even when he is
shouting/raising his voice.
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Parsing this sentence
> When I'm touching the oven, he watches me properly, even when he is
> shouting/raising his voice.

I don't know who メガネくん is (it can be person A or the other person C), but yes,
I agree with your thought. Person A says "私なら仕事でもあれだけ言われたら怒ります", so they're
definitely talking about someone else (person C).

> オーブンを触るときは、大声出してるときでもちゃんと見ててくれるんだよ

The second とき is also confusing to me. As your English sentence indicates, he
should have watched person A first and then scolded A with a loud voice. It's
kind of weird that to scold A with a loud voice and to watch A occur at exact
the same time. While I can understand what it means, it's not very logical.

I'd say like these:

「オーブンを触るときは、大声こそ出してるけどちゃんと見ててはくれるんだよ」

「オーブンを触るときは、ちゃんと見ててくれるんだよ。たまに大声で注意されるけど」
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