I think my favorite part is how calm forklift driver remains even at 45°
54 0 ReplyIf the load is out of control, the safest place to be is in the cab.
41 0 ReplyWhen I was trained on a forklift the direction was to stay inside the cab and keep all extremities inside too when everything goes sideways.
32 0 ReplyI've had some sketchy shit happen before, I like the tuck and pray. Cover your head and neck and try to keep your arms and legs inside.
10 0 ReplyThis knowledge probably costs an arm and a leg.
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No point in panic if you can't do anything about the situation.
26 0 ReplyThis is a situation where shock is actually a helpful response
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Is the camera man an NPC? I’m not gonna just stand two feet away as soon as hundreds of tons of steel starts shifting weight…
37 0 ReplyIt was fairly obvious in which direction they're going to fall.
17 1 ReplyYou think that until some piece of metal that was under tension springs out and flies into your face.
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Taking the "one trip from the car to inside" mentality quite a bit too far.
37 0 ReplySteel’s unloaded, boss!
27 0 ReplyCan I go home now?
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Forklifts were doing better than I thought, until it tipped over.
26 0 ReplyTandem fork-lifting should be an Olympic sport.
27 1 Reply"FUCK!"
Was that an "ah fuck" or an "oh fuck?" 🤔
21 0 ReplyAh, the many sounds of dispair.
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50 ton loading capacity × 3 + 100 ton steel = a 400 ton problem
18 0 ReplyHey, that disaster you ordered arrived!
16 0 ReplySomeone didn’t do their statics homework
14 0 ReplyThat was one of the heartier "FUCK"s I've heard in awhile
13 0 ReplyI would have lifted up, then pulled the train out, then lowered and pulled manageable quantities.
10 0 ReplyActually, everything should be done by crane, but I guess management told them to use the forklifts cuz getting and assembling one on site costs a lot.
17 0 ReplyDoes a crane cost more or less than this fuck up?
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Also, at the very least, should've had forklifts on opposite sides
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