Not too many videos leave me speechless…

I see a work safety issue created by the business. Inadequate support for shelving lacking the durability to withstand an accident of an average 9000lbs forklift. Not only is the aisle to shallow, there should be deflective bumper the entire length.

All those shelves had to be loaded way past the capacity.

Who designed these crappy shelves?

I think the initial error was not made by the employee but the guy who has arranged the warehouse and probably even by the guy who has asked to store this many things in warehouse not designed for that.

It looks like the forklift might have struck a vertical support and compromised the load bearing integrity/capacity. Definitely a questionable margin of design safety.

Why did those come down so easily? He messed up but those shelves don’t really look structurally sound.

Shall I wait for them to move that pallet, or can I squeeze past? I'll give it a go, what's the worst that can happen?

the janitor being sent to clean up after that mess:

learned lesson: do the structural engineering calc job properly, and never save money in storage shelving units.