For those of us putting away the tons of Halloween candy, be careful on the use of the family forklift.
This is not unique among forklift accidents: watch this incredible video.
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For those of us putting away the tons of Halloween candy, be careful on the use of the family forklift.
This is not unique among forklift accidents: watch this incredible video.
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Oh man – this is more of a problem than I guessed. If you thought the above was dramatic, check this very similar situation out:
That’s a heck of a lesson about those storage shelves. It’s interesting that the shelving system doesn’t do a better job of “failing soft” when one leg/post is knocked out.
In the real world, carts, trucks and forklifts bump stuff – if the consequences of something getting bumped are “really bad” then you need to put bumpers or guards in place.
Job Security number one issue. Do they have any? Or was this an attempt to be secure in ones job. I bet he’d do as good as a job as W. No doubt.