Ok, I hear your point, but he clearly understands the conservation of momentum here and accounted for it. That said, like the title states, this man is clearly and master. This should not be attempted without the expectation of anything higher than a 50% success rate.
OHSA can stick at up their arse. Alright when you are a pen pusher with jack in the way of practical experience and not having dispatchers and shedulers breathing down your neck about getting that next load out on the road.
The only time the forks should ever be more than a few inches off the ground is when you are stationary, raising or lowering the load right in position where the load is going or coming from.
The way the workplace sees it is that they don't want their employees doing this, but they also set high targets that force their employees to do dumb stuff.
As an instructor myself and operator for 18 years, this is terrible operating, doesn’t look in the direction of travel, had too much back tilt when placing the load, and is just a general danger. I’d have him off that truck a heck of a lot quicker than he could put any pallet away.
Fast? Yes. Safe? Absolutely not. 1) Swinging a heavy load with the forks raised is begging for a tip over accident. 2) slammed forks down on the bed rail which is bad for the racking 3) didn't look whilst backing AT ALL 4) no stop or horn at the corner. This driver would be politely asked to leave my warehouse. Speed is only good if it's safe.
Although I think banging the steel a little isn’t a great idea I don’t think it’s all out the worst thing to do, I did notice the no look as well as the no horn at the corner.
He pulled his forks out of the load with the forks tilted up, not flat. That's a good way to snag the pallet just before you pull all the way out, dumping the skid on the floor or on the product underneath. Some warehouses would reprimand him, others would promote him to manager. Depends on their priorities.
@mrtracing3292 There is not a lip I worked in an industrial freezer for a few years last thing you want is a lip that when pulling out can tug on the rack. There is however a lip for the support rails between each beam... plus if there was a lip it wouldn't allow you to put the product flush with the beams youd have drop the product down and scrape the forks against the rack when pulling out every time and each and every time you would need to remove product from the rack you'd have to tilt the forks downward and scrape them across the rack again all excessive pressure that is not what you want when you're loading and removing product in racks that are over 30ft tall.
@@tutagalevaosyou can here him smack the racking. Unless this is allowed at his work, that’s dangerous. I work in a metal door shop, and one wrong bump of the shelves than thousands of pounds of doors and sharp metal are coming down at you.
Evaporated forklifts for over 30 years this guy is no master, actually he would get fired for the dangerous things he's doing, you never drive with your forks raised with a load on it SMH
I just got my certification for forklift driving and this video could be used in the “what is wrong with this video” part of the test 💀💀💀 like dude come on
@@midwesternfarmer615 work* you didn’t get shit done in English class huh?
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@@midwesternfarmer615 Why would you? You're getting paid by the hour, cupcake, so it doesn't matter how much you work or how well you do it. If you want to pretend that your work is somehow exemplary, which is a really low bar to pass for a forklift operator, go and become a licensed tradesman.
SE DEBE CONDUCIR LA CARGA A 15 SÉNTIMETROS DE ALTURA DEL PISO CON CARGA Y SIN CARGA LA CARGA SE LEBANTA CUANDO ESTAS FRENTE AL PUNTO DE ACOPIO NO ANTES INDICADA POR EL FABRICANTE
No sir.. lmao. Bumped the rack with the forks, slammed the pallet on the rack, drove away too fast with the forks raised, and never blew your horn..No!
Those turns on automatically in most forklifts, most probably they didn't wanted to pay 2€ for a new light bulb.. I mean, the way he drives is indescrivible, I'm not surprised by a light bulb not being changed.. 😂
People, ... please stop working about this master Don't you know that practice yields to experience? And if so, don't you get it he is SKILLFULL OPERATOR.! HE KNOWS WHAT HE DOING AND IS SHOWING HIS MASTER PRACTICE!. INSTEAD, LETS THANK TO HIM FOR SHOWING WHAT OTHERS NO EVEN DARE TO COMPARE TO HIM.. HE IS SO GOOD!
Only new drivers get impressed by stuff like this. Once you learn how to line the lift truck when swinging into a space it’s the easiest shit in the world.
Done it for 35 years and still at it; This is exactly the 💩 your are NOT supposed to do lifting loads like that. Of course had guy's like this working under my watch ....guess where they at ? !!!!!!
It's best to go slow. It is also possible to increase your speed safety with experience. This guy is actually one of the worst driver I've seen. Who reverses with out looking for one?
While I respect that he is no doubt skilled at driving it, I'd appreciate displaying a little more awareness of surroundings. He spent like 15% of this video actually looking in his direction of travel. Maybe glanced at his mirror once or twice idk Zipping around and moving stuff super quickly is actually a curse in disguise if you're going to one day murder a pedestrian whom you didn't see coming cause you were "in the zone" or whatever.
I drove forklift and installed racks. DO NOT DO THIS. If the racks safety pins are not perfect you don't want to be slamming the forks on the cross beams like that.
I work as a manager of powered industrial transport operations at a commercial printing company. I have to retest the forklift operators every six months. If I saw one of them driving like this, I would have no choice but to revoke the privilege.
@@nunugomez7585 i drive one and didn't see much really. An unemployed guy if the man walked by. Type of guy to drive off a loading dock. The machine did the job even with the wrong tool.
This is why all our forklifts are regulated to 0.5mph after the lift hits over 12 feet. Someone learned a lesson the hard way and we’ve all been punished ever since.
I watched the video several times and I was impressed. What I see is: 1.- very crazy when driving in reverse without watching where you are going. 2.- does not take into account the SECURITY regulations to follow. 3.- When you carry a heavy load you cannot go fast because you can lose balance and have an accident. 4.- I see that you are not paying attention to where you are going or heading., 5.- You are going at full speed as if someone is following you or pressing you. You don't even believe what you did Remember, you don't work alone in the ware house, take into account the colleagues who work there. This forklift driver is dangerous.
Swinging a load while it's lifted, no horn around the corner, doesn't look behind him reversing. This is definitely the biggest OSHA dumpster fire of all time
I work with guys like this but driving stand up reachtrucks. They smash into stuff all the time. They make fun of me for driving slow at times thinking that I am doing it because it is as fast as I can go. I'm making sure that I don't kill anyone. It's a miracle that the whole racking hasn't collapsed yet. I have over 20 years experience & these kids in their early 20s try to tell me how to drive. I was the instructor at my last job & the first thing I did was show them videos on TH-cam of whole racks coming down because they were hit by lifts. To show them that it is no joke & mistakes can kill them & others.
The higher your forks are raised with a heavy load the more it will sway. And the more it sways the higher your chances are of flipping the forklift over. So no he’s not a master, a master would do it safely. Tip: if you ever flip a hi lo over do not attempt to jump out, it can kill you if it lands on you
Thats easy when handing bulk veggies and veggie cartons. Try doing that with heavy materials. Its alot harder to move and place pallets high. I worked at a tile company for years driving forklifts lol . Couldn't move around like that with different size tile plates in bulk heavy pallets. I did it for like 3 years( tile place) but worked forklift jobs for longer. And ive seen guys drop pallets breaking alot. I never dropped a pallet . Maybe a tile box or two but not a pallet.
As a fork lift operator for the usps we can’t get written up for doing anything on a fork truck, unless you outright purposely try to run someone over or something, but if you kill or maim someone by accident you will only lose your license for a month or two.
Kids, do not swing heavily loads like this, especially, if the forks are raised.
Ok, I hear your point, but he clearly understands the conservation of momentum here and accounted for it.
That said, like the title states, this man is clearly and master. This should not be attempted without the expectation of anything higher than a 50% success rate.
I don’t think a kid is allowed to use a forklift
@@slowfudgeballs9517 50%…. I won’t do something with my lift if there’s a 1 in 100 chance I dump the board..
@@JimmySpeeds Once your employer looks at the footage to investigate, dumping the board will make your career 💯.
Keep in mind he’s not a beginner clearly
Raising the forks while moving OSHA’s gonna love this one
OHSA can stick at up their arse.
Alright when you are a pen pusher with jack in the way of practical experience and not having dispatchers and shedulers breathing down your neck about getting that next load out on the road.
He's going to learn a very scary physics lesson if he keeps swinging like that.
Exactly lol
Clearly the caption in the video says master😂
CLEARLY NOOO!! U MUST BE GOOD IN DRIVING BUT U AINT EVEN LOOKING YOUR SURROUNDINGS & U ALSO DONT EVEN HAVE MIRRORS ON YOUR LIFT..SMH🤦🏽♂️
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Dude is breaking so many safety rules 😂
Drove forklifts of c all sizes for 45 years. This guy is the poster child for what NOT to do.
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Who gives a fuck
You're only nervous because you have never seen such professional forklift skills in 45 years of your working life. Tsk tsk.
@@bryrye4545you must be the guy driving the forklift in this video
@@bryrye4545 You do not drive while lifting a load. I'm an ex forklift driver .
The only time the forks should ever be more than a few inches off the ground is when you are stationary, raising or lowering the load right in position where the load is going or coming from.
As a forklift instructor, this is how NOT to do it!!! This guy is an accident waiting to happen!!
He actually spends longer doing it incorrectly 😂.
Facts
I agree as a fellow mhe instructor
The way the workplace sees it is that they don't want their employees doing this, but they also set high targets that force their employees to do dumb stuff.
As an instructor myself and operator for 18 years, this is terrible operating, doesn’t look in the direction of travel, had too much back tilt when placing the load, and is just a general danger. I’d have him off that truck a heck of a lot quicker than he could put any pallet away.
This is the guy that resets the safety/accident days at work because he’s been doing it so long and gets way to comfortable with being dangerous.
We the forklift community do not accept
No we do not.
Never
He might even jump off if the truck tips.😂😂😂
Fast? Yes. Safe? Absolutely not.
1) Swinging a heavy load with the forks raised is begging for a tip over accident.
2) slammed forks down on the bed rail which is bad for the racking
3) didn't look whilst backing AT ALL
4) no stop or horn at the corner.
This driver would be politely asked to leave my warehouse. Speed is only good if it's safe.
Where is your warehouse located?
I would never work at your warehouse bro . Sounds kinda gay .
Although I think banging the steel a little isn’t a great idea I don’t think it’s all out the worst thing to do, I did notice the no look as well as the no horn at the corner.
He pulled his forks out of the load with the forks tilted up, not flat. That's a good way to snag the pallet just before you pull all the way out, dumping the skid on the floor or on the product underneath. Some warehouses would reprimand him, others would promote him to manager. Depends on their priorities.
@@DevinSnuckel why, you looking for work? Find a street corner then.
Forklift tech here...... these guys keep me employed, coz he's gunna break something for sure
Red flag 1...Swinginging a double stacked load of watermelons with raised blades.
2. Never once looked back while reversing...
Both gaylords are emoty....
No good
Leg hanging outside of the carriage.
Also slamming the load down into the rack 😮
3 . Tilt the mast with lifted load
One wrong move and you're the topic of the next safety meeting.
He's gonna learn one day that not all the time forks come out clean.
He did adjust the tilt on the way out if u watch properly
Exactly who the hell pulls the forks out like that!
It does on racking there's a lip
@mrtracing3292 There is not a lip I worked in an industrial freezer for a few years last thing you want is a lip that when pulling out can tug on the rack. There is however a lip for the support rails between each beam... plus if there was a lip it wouldn't allow you to put the product flush with the beams youd have drop the product down and scrape the forks against the rack when pulling out every time and each and every time you would need to remove product from the rack you'd have to tilt the forks downward and scrape them across the rack again all excessive pressure that is not what you want when you're loading and removing product in racks that are over 30ft tall.
@@tutagalevaosyou can here him smack the racking. Unless this is allowed at his work, that’s dangerous. I work in a metal door shop, and one wrong bump of the shelves than thousands of pounds of doors and sharp metal are coming down at you.
Plot twist: The forklift “master” is the one who is recording the trainee.
That was the most unsafe forklift driving I have ever seen
He’s “operating” the forklift, you don’t drive heavy equipment
Evaporated forklifts for over 30 years this guy is no master, actually he would get fired for the dangerous things he's doing, you never drive with your forks raised with a load on it SMH
This guy's a hazard
I'm no forklift expert, but something tells me you shouldn't be swinging the load around like that.
I just got my certification for forklift driving and this video could be used in the “what is wrong with this video” part of the test 💀💀💀 like dude come on
Thanks for telling us you don’t get shit done at woek
@@midwesternfarmer615 work* you didn’t get shit done in English class huh?
@@midwesternfarmer615 Why would you? You're getting paid by the hour, cupcake, so it doesn't matter how much you work or how well you do it. If you want to pretend that your work is somehow exemplary, which is a really low bar to pass for a forklift operator, go and become a licensed tradesman.
Just got my certification today and he is the definition of "everything you shouldn't do" 😂😂
Easy habit I’ve had my license for 5 years and sometimes I raise the mast while going to my location. I’ve never turned with a load mid air.
NEVER get too comfortable with your machine 🤷🏻♂️
I can name 10 things he's doing wrong. Wow.
This guy needs to watch the safety film, The Color of Danger.
This is a perfect example of what not to do with a forklift!!!
Never, EVER, drive like this person here. Ever!
Bro half these people shouldn't be driving forklifts. Please don't do this , the machine could tilt and lead to severe injury or death 😡
SE DEBE CONDUCIR LA CARGA A 15 SÉNTIMETROS DE ALTURA DEL PISO CON CARGA Y SIN CARGA LA CARGA SE LEBANTA CUANDO ESTAS FRENTE AL PUNTO DE ACOPIO NO ANTES INDICADA POR EL FABRICANTE
He'd get written up so fast at my job.
It's a final in my building
He would not get a job where I work unless he is certified which he clearly is not.
1. swung weight
2. Didnt look back when reversing
3. Reversed too Quickly out of the load
Im an apprentice and i know all this Is wrong lmao
Instant firing, here. The seat on that machine wouldn't have a chance to get cool before he would be fired and ejected from the premises.
I worked at jobs that he would be fired just for not looking back when he backed up and that's not including the other stuff that he done was unsafe
I'd been given the sack if I drove a forklift like that.
No sir.. lmao. Bumped the rack with the forks, slammed the pallet on the rack, drove away too fast with the forks raised, and never blew your horn..No!
There's no way you can be that good at doing it without knowing how damn dangerous that was
Remember you are paid by the hour , rush like that and some day you won’t be going home
It pisses me off when forklift operators don’t turn on their strobe lights for some reason
Those turns on automatically in most forklifts, most probably they didn't wanted to pay 2€ for a new light bulb.. I mean, the way he drives is indescrivible, I'm not surprised by a light bulb not being changed.. 😂
Master? Far from it your still learning my friend..
Reckless. That’s the word you were looking for.
It only takes about a week to drive like that 😂 i be swerving and swinging on the stand up fork lift
Don’t get complacent in the workplace. Know what you’re doing.
OSHA coming for his license now😂
Forklifts have a horn for a reason.
He’s going to flip over soon or later.
Turning hard with the load up to the high of the fort lift roof😮
OSHA has wanted posters of this man
People, ... please stop working about this master
Don't you know that practice yields to experience?
And if so, don't you get it he is SKILLFULL OPERATOR.!
HE KNOWS WHAT HE DOING AND IS SHOWING HIS MASTER PRACTICE!.
INSTEAD, LETS THANK TO HIM FOR SHOWING WHAT OTHERS NO EVEN DARE TO COMPARE TO HIM..
HE IS SO GOOD!
That was reckless af 🤣
Dude broke all the safety rules from his training videos 😂
Only new drivers get impressed by stuff like this. Once you learn how to line the lift truck when swinging into a space it’s the easiest shit in the world.
Facts
Done it for 35 years and still at it;
This is exactly the 💩 your are NOT supposed to do lifting loads like that.
Of course had guy's like this working under my watch ....guess where they at ? !!!!!!
I'd rather take my time and be slow then have Osha crawling all over the place because you tipped the lift
It's best to go slow. It is also possible to increase your speed safety with experience. This guy is actually one of the worst driver I've seen. Who reverses with out looking for one?
While I respect that he is no doubt skilled at driving it, I'd appreciate displaying a little more awareness of surroundings. He spent like 15% of this video actually looking in his direction of travel. Maybe glanced at his mirror once or twice idk
Zipping around and moving stuff super quickly is actually a curse in disguise if you're going to one day murder a pedestrian whom you didn't see coming cause you were "in the zone" or whatever.
He slammed the load which could damage the racks
Exaggerating much it wasn't at all slammed
This is unfortunately common in warehouses that have production times.
"Master" or "irresponsible"
Master
Irresponsible
The master of irresponsibility actually 😂😂
I wonder how much product he has destroyed mastering stupidity.
Driving backwards. I’d be instantly fired 😂
Nothing wrong with driving backwards, long as you actually *look where you're going and honk your horn around corners
Dangerous is the word here
How does this guy have a job? Literally a liability for this company. Fire him before he causes a lawsuit
Once his boss sees this video he will be looking for a new job. Very dangerous manoeuvres.
Over confidence is a good teacher
That's how not to drive a fork lift. Test failed. This guy is dangerous
It’s crazy how reckless some people drive and shit. They really think physics isn’t at play with those loads
You can fit 2 semi trucks in that Isles what skill? And not safe at all never swing up high
I dont know much about it but shouldnt load not be moved during movement?
It’s all skill till you tip and lose an arm in the process
my man be forklift certified in a costco god damn
Keep making these videos OSHA going to run up in the warehouse like the FEDS
Let's hope OSHA doesn't watch this channel, this man is an OSHA fine given human form
OSHA doesn’t approve
Thats me all day my bro easy job
The worst driver I ever seen .
Next episode: doing a 360° turn with heavy load with raised forks all the way up
This man is gonna get himself or someone hurt
This guy got that Roobeer Forklift Certification 😂
Lots of safety violations, the fact that you called this guy a pro just shows how much you know.
I drove forklift and installed racks. DO NOT DO THIS.
If the racks safety pins are not perfect you don't want to be slamming the forks on the cross beams like that.
I work as a manager of powered industrial transport operations at a commercial printing company. I have to retest the forklift operators every six months. If I saw one of them driving like this, I would have no choice but to revoke the privilege.
You can even see the beams shaking, hopefully one day he'll learn about safety
지게차 달인은 사고없이 안전하게 작업하는 사람이다
For everyone hating this guy knows what he is doing this is content showing he has skills. Knowing that no this aint the way.
Nothing skillful there just a lot of stupidity. What skills? He picked up a pallet and put it on a rack, basically forklift 101.
@brianforgie7724 your right. I usually throw them by hand and never needed the forklift.
@@nunugomez7585 i drive one and didn't see much really. An unemployed guy if the man walked by. Type of guy to drive off a loading dock. The machine did the job even with the wrong tool.
@@brianforgie7724 lmao
This comment is like saying I know how to fly a plane because I can put it in a dive
when you got three felonies and that’s the only job you know how to do, you better do it damn well.
This is why all our forklifts are regulated to 0.5mph after the lift hits over 12 feet. Someone learned a lesson the hard way and we’ve all been punished ever since.
I watched the video several times and I was impressed. What I see is: 1.- very crazy when driving in reverse without watching where you are going. 2.- does not take into account the SECURITY regulations to follow. 3.- When you carry a heavy load you cannot go fast because you can lose balance and have an accident. 4.- I see that you are not paying attention to where you are going or heading., 5.- You are going at full speed as if someone is following you or pressing you. You don't even believe what you did Remember, you don't work alone in the ware house, take into account the colleagues who work there. This forklift driver is dangerous.
Reversing without looking back or honking. Accident waiting to happen.
First time seeing a comment section 100% agreeing with each other. Well done, lads. Safety first!
Swinging a load while it's lifted, no horn around the corner, doesn't look behind him reversing. This is definitely the biggest OSHA dumpster fire of all time
100% speed 10% safety
Homie don't even be looking back to his blind spots
I work with guys like this but driving stand up reachtrucks. They smash into stuff all the time. They make fun of me for driving slow at times thinking that I am doing it because it is as fast as I can go. I'm making sure that I don't kill anyone. It's a miracle that the whole racking hasn't collapsed yet. I have over 20 years experience & these kids in their early 20s try to tell me how to drive. I was the instructor at my last job & the first thing I did was show them videos on TH-cam of whole racks coming down because they were hit by lifts. To show them that it is no joke & mistakes can kill them & others.
Not looking behind while backing up and the load is in the air while moving thats a big fail George…
Saw a lot of wasted movement too.
This should be called, "the things u must have not to do if u want to be a forklift operator master".
Eventually that speed will catch up to him 💀💀
Just remember we are all payed by the hour. Boss will take a 100% no accident over 2 minutes faster any day if he knows what he’s doing
Accident waiting to happen, 🙈
The higher your forks are raised with a heavy load the more it will sway. And the more it sways the higher your chances are of flipping the forklift over. So no he’s not a master, a master would do it safely. Tip: if you ever flip a hi lo over do not attempt to jump out, it can kill you if it lands on you
This rrrsole must sleep through the training videos.
Thats easy when handing bulk veggies and veggie cartons. Try doing that with heavy materials. Its alot harder to move and place pallets high. I worked at a tile company for years driving forklifts lol . Couldn't move around like that with different size tile plates in bulk heavy pallets. I did it for like 3 years( tile place) but worked forklift jobs for longer. And ive seen guys drop pallets breaking alot. I never dropped a pallet . Maybe a tile box or two but not a pallet.
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Trust me taking your time prevents almost 100% of accidents
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bro about to kill someone :o
As a fork lift operator for the usps we can’t get written up for doing anything on a fork truck, unless you outright purposely try to run someone over or something, but if you kill or maim someone by accident you will only lose your license for a month or two.