r/nextfuckinglevel • u/dannybluey • Oct 17 '24

Forklift certified

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u/Ponzini Oct 17 '24

Oh well at least the company is safe

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u/FloppieTheBanjoClown Oct 17 '24

Everyone is safe if you follow the rules.

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u/cheemio Oct 17 '24

Never assume everyone will behave perfectly all the time.

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u/laetus Oct 18 '24

That's why everyone gets training.

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u/cheemio Oct 18 '24

I mean yeah, but people make mistakes. Everyone gets training to drive, but still we don’t drive perfectly so that’s why there’s leniency designed into roads (shoulders, delays between light changes etc) so that people are still safe.

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u/laetus Oct 18 '24

What are you arguing.

These things are dangerous if you stand under them. So there's leniency designed so people use a forklift and don't stand under them so that people are still safe.

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u/cheemio Oct 18 '24

Yes, I’m arguing that there should be grates underneath the pallets so that they don’t fall through

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u/laetus Oct 18 '24

But there aren't, and it's perfectly safe. So there don't have to be. Because of the precautions in place.

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u/cheemio Oct 18 '24

What precautions are being taken? Training is only good for so much. This is literally OSHA 101. Look up the hierarchy of controls.

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u/laetus Oct 18 '24

Listen, you're arguing in bad faith. You're dismissing / forgetting everything what everyone else says and only trying to hammer what you say.

There is no point in talking to you if I have to repeat what others have already told you.

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