Bad Timing Causes Flipped Forklift

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  Neuromancer - 3 years ago

  Must be a union job. 1 person working. 8 people standing around doing nothing.

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  bibbitybobbityboo - 6 months ago

  wait wait! you forgot your..... wooooah

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  misturincredibul - a year ago

   lmao i wish i were one of the other people working there so that i could laugh at him in his time of need too :D

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  Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliopho - a year ago

   I'm always afraid this is going to happen to me. We have locks installed, but liftgate trailers can't be locked in, and drivers tend to be careless about chalking.

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  ShawnieMichael - a year ago

   We have a procedure at my Spartan where all docking must be clamped and turned off. Period!!!! Big safety must! Looks like there's a lot of safety violations there

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  marksman31 - a year ago

  i used to work at a huge kroger warehouse..tons of trucks going in and out...used the light system and wheel chalks and dock locks..this still happened a couple times while i was there...once guy had an entire pallet of 12 packs and cat food and can goods....was a glorious mess...few times guys were in the trucks and went for rides around the parking lot.

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    MisterKRS - a year ago

    @marksman31negative points for writting so much shyt!

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  shutupnsmoke - 2 years ago

   HOPE HIS PISS IS CLEAN

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  jeg265 - 2 years ago

  i guarantee he wasn't trying to drive away. and the forklift probably weight 8-9 thousand lbs. He didn't expect to start getting pushed forward so he probably jumped on the breaks after it was too late.

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  jeg265 - 2 years ago

   Whats worse is I know that's a home depot receiving dept. The delivery driver didn't drive off. He forgot to chalk the wheels. That's what happens if you don't. It's on him. Spent too much time working at the Big Orange Box!!!!

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    ww134rf - 2 years ago

    @jeg265no the driver did drive off, if you watch, you will see the brake lights on semi illuminate. That is why all home depot warehouses and facilities use either a dock lock, or a red light green light system...BTW i was an operations/safety supervisor for a company that did third party logistics for the home depot, i remember investigating this accident, and the driver did not comunicate with the facility that he was pulling out.

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  Snez100 - 3 years ago

  More TPS reports.........Is this good for the company??

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  Neuromancer - 3 years ago

  Must be a union job. 1 person working. 8 people standing around doing nothing.

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    wilmac - 3 years ago

    @Neuromancerif it wasnt for unions GM wouldnt be goin bankrupt. Fuk Unions.

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    chpenney - 2 years ago

    @Neuromancerat least you can get every illegal on the job to work, and for 7 cents a day, unions are full of lazy fatties

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  tazztower - 3 years ago

  shit,when did they put the cameras in at work?lol

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  CGuffin08 - 3 years ago

  Total annihilaT!ON Cajun Man

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  Gourry333 - 3 years ago

  I like how everyone rushed, I mean walked mildly interested-like, to his aid.

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    GoGoAGoGo - 3 years ago

    @Gourry333its because they dont want any part of that mess. maybe that truck was left in neutral and the fork lift pushed it. thats too much science for these box movers to wrap their heads around.

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    moisan4 - 3 years ago

    @Gourry333Hey GoGo, loading docks are built at a grade downwards towards the loading dock from street level. In fact, the rear end of that trailer is guarantied to be 4' below street level with that design of dock. Also taking into account the fact that the fork lift weighs a ton, and the truck and trailer weigh over 20 tons, trust me that truck isn't rolling forward. Not to mention the fact that the break lights came on to stop the truck after it started to pull away from the dock. There was a driver inside the

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    Glacier2345 - 3 years ago

    @Gourry333Yes..you didn't see the BRAKE lights come on?

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    wilmac - 2 years ago

    @Gourry333all the shiet about street level is a bunk.,it has nothng to do with grade.,,its the height ,,thats all.

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  tcamp - 3 years ago

   thats why you always wear your seatbelt on a forklift

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  parade9 - 3 years ago

   SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWEEEEE

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  Semister - 3 years ago

   That is what happens when you dont chock the trailer wheels and drive a 6000 pound forklift into it!

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    imnotmarvin - 3 years ago

    @SemisterYa and then the break lights magically come on

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    actnjcksn - 3 years ago

    @SemisterThe brake lights came on becuase instinct made him hit the pedal. The whells should have definitely been chalked, since the warehouse is too cheap to install docklocks. and, the fork weighs about 9000 lbs, three times what a car weighs. The driver should have been asked to step out of his truck and wait on the dock until the loader gave him an "all-clear". The loader is lucky he isn't dead. Or, did he?

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    REEFAMAN - 3 years ago

    @Semisterno he didn't die but what did happen was he deathed, something totally different all together.

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    GoGoAGoGo - 3 years ago

    @Semisterthanks to the internet, the english language is going places we never would have imagined.

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  dilmore05 - 3 years ago

  This happened to me at futureshop once. A skid with 7 tvs almost got smashed, and some employees were inside the trailer. My manager had a couple words exchanged with the driver.

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  Buzzcobain - 3 years ago

   Fake: there was a big grey box, which they never have in warehouses, i should know, ive been in one.

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    GoGoAGoGo - 3 years ago

    @Buzzcobainpugs are cute

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  XXXthedude420XXX - 3 years ago

   apparently a lot of dockworkers visit this site. thanks for the info.

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    paulus8503 - 3 years ago

    @XXXthedude420XXXhey im not a dock worker, im a professional furniture handler, who just happens to work on a dock

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  DMW1234 - 3 years ago

  The driver didn't drive away, the truck just rolled ahead. Dock Lock for the win.

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  THEY_DIED - 3 years ago

   IT WAS THE BLACK HOLE AT THE TOP MIDDLE PORTION OF THE SCREEN

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  Fr8hauler - 3 years ago

   Good ad for dock lock

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    FandG - 3 years ago

    @Fr8haulerOr a c0ck block

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  superkracker - 3 years ago

  F*ck Salt.

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    FandG - 3 years ago

    @superkrackerWhos the f/\ggit with the tuba?

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  westsidewhitey - 3 years ago

   I'm sorry but......platform? Dock and some places you can get $15 000fine for drivin away like dat

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  acesandateout - 3 years ago

  Gake & Fay Fother Muckers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    westsidewhitey - 3 years ago

    @acesandateouthaha..you said....Fake and Gay, your so Fake and Gay. tell your friends!

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    pupsup - 3 years ago

    @acesandateoutactually he said Gake & Fay

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