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This is WHY You Don't Overload Equipment – Worker Tries To Destack Double Pallets😳 | Join Us Today ➡️ - Let’s Turn Safety Fails Into Better Safety Meetings #construction #construção #warehouse #contractor #Forklift #accident #accidents #palletjack #fails

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Фото профиля Frank Sturgis
Frank Sturgis14 дней назад

What OSHA ?

Фото профиля Original B88Z_IV
Original B88Z_IV14 дней назад

Look at the idiot customer wanting to go under

Фото профиля Thadious w
Thadious w6 дней назад

So spider man just works at that factory.

Фото профиля BoN
BoN14 дней назад

จีนแท้10000%

Фото профиля Brandon Tessmer
Brandon Tessmer9 дней назад

Ring ring I’m looking for OSHA please

Фото профиля Chubbatron
Chubbatron13 дней назад

Is he seriously trying to lift a double load on a Rinky Dink hand reach truck?

Фото профиля manolo
manolo13 дней назад

Se tiene que ser bastante pendejo para querer bajar un pallet de lado

Фото профиля Nicholas Kujawa
Nicholas Kujawa14 дней назад

Amazing save. Someone clearly understands the forklift stability triangle.

Фото профиля joolcleilvyiner
joolcleilvyiner14 дней назад

Idiot idiot idiot idiot

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