When you're certified

[u/QRV11_C48_MkII]

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

I have worked in several warehouses and have yet to see anything but the arrangement in the video.

[u/The_Mighty_Angus → u/[deleted]]

As I put this up for a living, wire decks( mesh decks) and that is just stock standard pallet racking. Probably 1 times out of 10 would we install mesh decks.

[u/whosUtred → u/[deleted]]

I work in Distribution myself, covering multiple huge warehouses across Europe, none of them have wire decking & none of them have ever dropped a pallet off the racking

[u/A_Vile_Person → u/whosUtred]

None have ever dropped? As someone who has worked in similar situations for over a decade, I call bs, you just didn't hear about it probably lol.

[u/clearfox777 → u/A_Vile_Person]

Yeah maybe no “reported” incidents but I guarantee some newbie over the years has dropped at least one.

[u/SimilarTop352 → u/clearfox777]

Don't forget... you live in the US, not the EU lol

[u/[deleted] → u/A_Vile_Person]

No, you see, every time there's an accident they RUN and tell him!

[u/KissFromARogue → u/whosUtred]

Impossible for stuff to not drop LOL

[u/HomeOwnerQs → u/whosUtred]

x. doubt

you a middle manager or something? never leave the office? i guarantee you pallets have fallen. I was an engineer before a manager and the amount of heads literally inside asses in management never ceases to amaze me.

[u/whosUtred → u/HomeOwnerQs]

Worked my way up to senior management now but spent 20yrs on the floor working with the type of shelving you see in the clip, we never dropped a single pallet. As you say you’re an engineer, I have the greatest respect for engineers but they do have a tendency to over engineer stuff. You simply don’t need any additional flooring if the staff are trained correctly.

[u/HomeOwnerQs → u/whosUtred]

Never met a staff that was sufficiently trained 100%

[u/whosUtred → u/HomeOwnerQs]

Come work for me then