Same thing Tony Garduque did every morning at HD store 3301 every morning for 17 years. No major biggie. BTW, the tags need to face out so the date is visible.
Happens to the best of us right? Funny story here: We got a new store manager at my walmart, and he asked our trainer if he’s the trainer, the trainer was like “yeah, I’m a cerrified trainer.” The store manager watches the trainer use the forklift only to see him drive it off the curb and get it stuck, to which the store manager proceeds to laugh his ass off.
Sure but in our store we tend to barricade the entrances to the lumber department. Also it's an overnight shift so most freight team should be aware of heavy machinery in use.
Work a real lumber yard and make a house frame and then load the Moffett or boom it was set to go on times 1,000 and then you shall have what it takes to be a proficient operator.
@@jock8523 I'm not talking loud but if you've been in the lumber game and have been riding a "steel horse " so to speak this stuff is common place. Good day and keep on forktrucking!
@@kickyourfaceandlaugh607 I hope you're being a smart ass. if the store is closed people don't just walk into the lumber aisle and stand under you to pack freight out. they have no reason to be there. 3rd shift is about 8 people and that guy was probably by himself for 6 or 7 hours of it.
@@codie4720 dude at my store our night lumber guy uses gates and so do I in garden. Just use them in case. You don’t want to kill someone and be in prison for the rest of your life.
@@kickyourfaceandlaugh607 fair enough I suppose. safety is key for sure, and most people that work for home depot never use lift equipment so they may not know. I've worked at a distribution center for years before the depot and they don't have gates there (at least at a Walmart DC). I suppose I'm used to everyone being aware of the danger rather than not, but everyone at the depot I work at now is under the agreement with me to stay out of garden for the most part if I gate off the two sliding doors to the outside garden. just gotta be smart about it check the aisle opposite to where your flying and yell freight is what I do. I never see anyone and if I do they stand clear when I say freight loudly. if they know what freight means (me flying product) you don't need a gate when they are standing out of the aisle. just tell someone what you're doing before you do it if you see them after you check. way faster than getting off a lift and pulling a ton of gates. just my opinion though. sorry if i offended you with the smart ass comment
@@kylecalderon5680 good thing I make 21.50 doing forklift for 2 years. Home depot rapes you on the hourly wages. I worked at home depot in my younger years for 2 years and forklift drivers made 11 to 13 an hour.
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No tags on lumber how is someone know what it is
Same thing Tony Garduque did every morning at HD store 3301 every morning for 17 years. No major biggie. BTW, the tags need to face out so the date is visible.
Imagine getting paid 11 dollars an hour to do this
18 an hour
I get paid $16.50 an hour for this
I made 9.50 back in 2014.
I get paid $13 🤣🤣
I get paid $19.63 just walking around the store and talk to my coworkers🤪😜🤪😜
All the people commenting where's your gates are those that got their license but wont step on the forklift for nothing.
is probably after 9 or 10pm or 11pm. Store close and turns to a full warehouse mode, no need for fence if store is closed.
Still need Gates though
@@stephenharlow4064 No, you can run machines without gates after the store closes or before it opens.
@@josephsavit6498 negative to many lookie loos I work at store 0234
@@josephsavit6498 negative
Nice gates bud
That's cake walk.
Yeah ok
It's probably after closing hours .. gates aren't needed
They are now...as of 3/1/23
Putting away a BDC?
Cat 🐈 forklift
0:47 Did he just hit something, but still decided to post the video?
Happens to the best of us right? Funny story here:
We got a new store manager at my walmart, and he asked our trainer if he’s the trainer, the trainer was like “yeah, I’m a cerrified trainer.” The store manager watches the trainer use the forklift only to see him drive it off the curb and get it stuck, to which the store manager proceeds to laugh his ass off.
Legend.
fr bro this mad is a forking god
He's slow and backed up into the wood super easy
He slow
no seatbelt
Seat belts aren't required in all states !
LOL
Need one or truck won’t start safety issue
dont hit the sprinkler
He must look in direction of travel at all times. Whilst reversing, I don't think he turned his head once.
Yes he did. He knows there’s like 2 other employees that could be in that general area at the time. He’s got this.
Sure but in our store we tend to barricade the entrances to the lumber department. Also it's an overnight shift so most freight team should be aware of heavy machinery in use.
Overnights are different less people no customers and no one should be walking into lumber for the most part
He backed into the product at least once.
Work a real lumber yard and make a house frame and then load the Moffett or boom it was set to go on times 1,000 and then you shall have what it takes to be a proficient operator.
moffetts are cool but navigating them can sometimes be a bitch because more often then not the job sites don't accommodate them very well.
Nobody here is trying to prove anything for anybody. If you want to be a proficient operator, then go for it lol
@@jock8523 I'm not talking loud but if you've been in the lumber game and have been riding a "steel horse " so to speak this stuff is common place. Good day and keep on forktrucking!
where are the barracade gates
Assuming that the store is closed, the “zone of safety” does not apply after business hours.
@@mariobro82 you still have to use gates otherwise others will go in your aisle while you’re working.
@@kickyourfaceandlaugh607 I hope you're being a smart ass. if the store is closed people don't just walk into the lumber aisle and stand under you to pack freight out. they have no reason to be there. 3rd shift is about 8 people and that guy was probably by himself for 6 or 7 hours of it.
@@codie4720 dude at my store our night lumber guy uses gates and so do I in garden. Just use them in case. You don’t want to kill someone and be in prison for the rest of your life.
@@kickyourfaceandlaugh607 fair enough I suppose. safety is key for sure, and most people that work for home depot never use lift equipment so they may not know. I've worked at a distribution center for years before the depot and they don't have gates there (at least at a Walmart DC). I suppose I'm used to everyone being aware of the danger rather than not, but everyone at the depot I work at now is under the agreement with me to stay out of garden for the most part if I gate off the two sliding doors to the outside garden. just gotta be smart about it check the aisle opposite to where your flying and yell freight is what I do. I never see anyone and if I do they stand clear when I say freight loudly. if they know what freight means (me flying product) you don't need a gate when they are standing out of the aisle. just tell someone what you're doing before you do it if you see them after you check. way faster than getting off a lift and pulling a ton of gates. just my opinion though. sorry if i offended you with the smart ass comment
Nem ma kezdte!👍
I can do it. I have 13 years experince.
Hahaha if that’s what it takes to make $17.50/hour 😂😂
@@kylecalderon5680 good thing I make 21.50 doing forklift for 2 years. Home depot rapes you on the hourly wages. I worked at home depot in my younger years for 2 years and forklift drivers made 11 to 13 an hour.
Tf
The music is a distraction for the forklift driver.