Great forkliftdriver ... damaged forklift ... damaged goods ... damaged infrastructre ... i am always thinking how he react when i drove his car like that ... fired directly ... idiots at work ...
Lolll WTF ... for the distance to go it is the same time as to take them one by one. except that in one of the two ways there is a high risk of damage to the goods, in addition to the risk of knocking over someone who walks on the doc.
Forklift bulldozing is NOT SAFE! It is only a matter of time and a bad accident will happen. Not on my watch - if I witnessed this; the operator would be FIRED!
Somewhere somebody is wondering why the pallets they get are always fucked up. Good way to hit or crush someone too Like shipping with Dayton and the skids marked "do not stack" come in stacked and crushed
people complaining about damages and this guy moving too fast obviously haven't worked in any similar positions or in the back room of any retailers ever.. retail and shipping sucks.. loading and unloading sucks.. also i've seen people with less to do, do more stupid stuff than this.
Ah, so that's why my product was crushed??? eh...Joking. He is pretty quick, at unloading, but I wouldn't trust shoving freight around like that on the ground, 3 pallets deep... corner of one of those little wood flimsy pallets get caught on a brick or something? you'd just destroy it.
To get Forklift Certified for real you have to look into the details.Every second has to be used you cant allow time wasted between lifting stuff with the forks putting it down etc u gotta use all the inertia youve created every motion is used like u racing f1 bro i do not approve of the gypsy truck drivers walking around my plaza though
this guy is far from crazy and your speed is above average but im way better than you. i can operate over 10 types of lyfts and im worse than crazy. im confident.. lmao...
You called that fast ? Lol. This the slowest forklift operators working outside with all this space ! I can show u the fast way of forklift operator works. This ain't nothing compared to the best lift out there. The Toyota baby
I work for Old Dominion and I do that and nothing gets damaged. Plus I am faster than him. I’d have to load 2 pups in 2 hours for my first schedule, 2 more for 2 hours the next, and 2 more for 1 and a half hours for the last schedule. And I would do another schedule 1 pup for another hour do the very last schedule I do. And I don’t mean floor it all out. I mean it’s all racked stack and all. Every nook and cranny of that trailer gets used.
@@panther7584 “It handles materials by bulldozing……” that was the point of my comment, a forklift driver should never bulldoze (push loads against other loads like in the video) with a forklift, it damages loads, and pallets, and increases the chance of knocking stacks over. Do the job right the first time by putting the pallets in against the pallet in front so you don’t have to push them in. Bulldozing is just lazy.
That’s not really impressive at all.. anyone could do that it’s all about the rules and regulations at your job that Determines if you can treat Freight this way😂 personally I wouldn’t want anyone unloading something I’m looking to buy this way..
yes hardly impressive, working the high reach racks smoothly and efficiently is how you know who's really pro, or taking out 6m lengths out of a truck trailer on the second level with only 3 gates open on each end - smoothly and efficiently
Accident from going at that speed, which isn't even that fast? These guys are fine operators, very efficient and fast but not so fast it:s dangerous. We could use them at my warehouse.
@@biddlybongdavinport5995 Right now no lol I have a day off but dragging them across the floor yes not very far what does that have anything to do with health or safety lmao and shouldn’t you be at work or are you one of those Americans that bums off the government
Thats weird... Skills would imply doing something right.. Pushing multiple pallets of product isnt that. Driving across the parking lot with the forks up.. Yeah dumb asf.
You sound like me. I went from handling acetone and primers. Our trucks where programmed to not go over 5 miles an hour. If you puncture a box and a spill occurs fire alarms are set of. I now work at a dock. My first week was hilarious. I was so nervous, after my first walk through, I even thought about quitting. We have over 100 docks so this small space is nothing compared to my job. The boys where like if you dont toughen up push that ish🤣. Im at week three and am a lot more comfortable now lol. I can fnially use all of my comebacks Ive been saving for the ish talkers...lol..I love my job and my asshole team
Trust me, I'm guilty to this behaviour as well, but there are a few differences: I only do this with 1 extra pallet between me and the pallet to be moved. I only do this for tenths of centimeters, not the huge distance this guy is doing. I only do this with loads I trust. If I don't trust the load, I don't do it. I only do this when I can oversee the loads or have checked the surroundings first. And the most important one: I only do this on the smooth surface inside, never ever will I think about doing this on average paved surfaces. You only need 1 out-of-the-ordinary piece of material on the surface to catch a pallet. The pallet usually breaks and usually things tip over after such an incident. Glad I'm not working in such environments and I've got more time on my hands.
Its not about being fast, its about being safe🤦♀️ and making sure everyone around you is going back home to their families at the end of their shift..FFS dangerous asfuck
Agree...this is just a circus for cowboys......raise your tynes head high while you drive past someone and you're looking for another gig where I work.....
@@thefluroaussie1004 not to mention there’s no pedestrian segregation. Trucks/drivers just cruising around Willy nilly cutting each other off. Place is a accident waiting to happen.
@@TheMightyOdin Every job I have worked if you are a decent driver they need a decent driver to cover you or its carnage and the same machine covers the same job.
@@briforks7681 I work at a CHEP pallet service centre as a forkie and we run 24hrs a day, 3 shifts, mornings, afternoons, nights. We do pre start checks on every shift change over and notice new scratches here and there. Report them or ask the guy from the previous shift if he did it. But people just pass the buck so no one actually knows who did it lol.
@@fortytipper Sorry but that's bollocks... Smooth and fluid operation comes from comfort in control. Experience makes you a smooth op, not going slow...
they got this shit all backwards, they are loading boxes into the conveyor belts in the fucking parking lot! LMAO thats why they gotta drive around those Trucks in the parking lot, They wild in Belgium
Jesus Christ! 1: Never travel with the forks at eye level. 2: If you're pushing/lifting a load and there are areas of the workplace close to you, not visible to you where personnel could walk from, use a banksman. Or at the very least, Sound a horn if you're about to interact with/enter that area. That's absolutely shocking, DPD as well.. They we're my guys they'd be on their final warning by now.
Para que todo el Mundo lo sepa: LOS MONTACARGAS CUALQUIERA QUE SEA: ¡ NO SON PARA EMPUJAR LA CARGA ¡ Su única Función es Cargar la mercancía y llevarla a dónde sea Tarima por Tarima. NUNCA PARA EMPUJAR.
Irresponsible and a liability. Most of the places that allow that kind of unsafe working ways are managed by mediocre managers and the staff carries the fault when something goes wrong
Shunting pallets like these clowns is a no-no, not only does it damage freight, but the pallets there on which are normally hired plus the fact that their wearing out the ground their working on plus health and safety issues everywhere 😂
That whole place is a death trap wtf
🤣
“How to destroy pallets and cause things to fall over”
If you push slow nothing will be damaged or fall over, it makes sense if you have to push a bunch of stids far away not like these retards lol
Great forkliftdriver ... damaged forklift ... damaged goods ... damaged infrastructre ... i am always thinking how he react when i drove his car like that ... fired directly ... idiots at work ...
This guy is only fast cause he doesn't give a shit. When you don't care, its amazing how fast you can get tasks done.
Lolll WTF ...
for the distance to go it is the same time as to take them one by one. except that in one of the two ways there is a high risk of damage to the goods, in addition to the risk of knocking over someone who walks on the doc.
Forklift bulldozing is NOT SAFE! It is only a matter of time and a bad accident will happen. Not on my watch - if I witnessed this; the operator would be FIRED!
Somewhere somebody is wondering why the pallets they get are always fucked up. Good way to hit or crush someone too
Like shipping with Dayton and the skids marked "do not stack" come in stacked and crushed
0:16 Something is falling of the pallet from forklift to the right. Another guy picks it up and puts it on another pallet. Epic...
DPD/GLS/UPS/DHL/TNT/Fedex/Dachser immer alles schnell,schnell....
people complaining about damages and this guy moving too fast obviously haven't worked in any similar positions or in the back room of any retailers ever.. retail and shipping sucks.. loading and unloading sucks.. also i've seen people with less to do, do more stupid stuff than this.
"safety slippers" ftw
He messed up the turn. And he knows he messed up.
I do that job in my workplace, inside a huge warehouse with a reduced space because of pallets but without dragging.
Can u help me get the job to brother
1:57 he looks to the side instead of reverse fastest workers my ass
danger everywhere
Ah, so that's why my product was crushed??? eh...Joking.
He is pretty quick, at unloading, but I wouldn't trust shoving freight around like that on the ground, 3 pallets deep...
corner of one of those little wood flimsy pallets get caught on a brick or something? you'd just destroy it.
Not a safe place to work.
Normal in logistics
I wouldnt want to work with things like that
you can tell this isn’t america by how careless they are with safety
i know that this is impropper and illegal but still im impressed
One pallet broken and then everything will be broken
Bulldozing pallets with product on results to damage products . He is not fast forklift driver..
So that’s how all the pallets get damaged 👎👎
To get Forklift Certified for real you have to look into the details.Every second has to be used you cant allow time wasted between lifting stuff with the forks putting it down etc
u gotta use all the inertia youve created every motion is used like u racing f1 bro
i do not approve of the gypsy truck drivers walking around my plaza though
yes , but my paket was broken , fragile please
Good way to ruin the transmission
This guy FORKS
this guy is far from crazy and your speed is above average but im way better than you. i can operate over 10 types of lyfts and im worse than crazy. im confident..
lmao...
1:55 draaien met de last in de lucht is echt niet verstandig
whoa!
Ami kajj krbo
You called that fast ? Lol. This the slowest forklift operators working outside with all this space ! I can show u the fast way of forklift operator works. This ain't nothing compared to the best lift out there. The Toyota baby
Sorry I’m not impressed 🇬🇧
All y’all some haters
That’s a great example of why DPD parcels are always damaged 😳
I work for Old Dominion and I do that and nothing gets damaged. Plus I am faster than him. I’d have to load 2 pups in 2 hours for my first schedule, 2 more for 2 hours the next, and 2 more for 1 and a half hours for the last schedule. And I would do another schedule 1 pup for another hour do the very last schedule I do. And I don’t mean floor it all out. I mean it’s all racked stack and all. Every nook and cranny of that trailer gets used.
@@websitecoders5501 I guess you get payed more than your collegues, when you' re such a star on the forklift ??
Yeah nothing is damaged until we receive our package
@@websitecoders5501 I’ve seen disasters with that kind forklift driving it’s just stupid.
@@zohrasarwari8478 nothing is damaged this guy has X-ray vision.
A forklift driver is a material handler. Not a material bulldozer.
lol
😂😂😂
You are right, it handles materials by bulldozing, pulling, raising, lowering, tilting. Forklift is not a bulldozer because bulldozer just pushes.
@@panther7584 “It handles materials by bulldozing……” that was the point of my comment, a forklift driver should never bulldoze (push loads against other loads like in the video) with a forklift, it damages loads, and pallets, and increases the chance of knocking stacks over. Do the job right the first time by putting the pallets in against the pallet in front so you don’t have to push them in. Bulldozing is just lazy.
there isn’t a single forklift driver that handles packages carefully speed > package health is the way u make money in shipping
if you're dragging pallets like that, props to who did the flooring lol
Exactly
🤣😂
Those pavers will literally last 100 years. If not longer. He ain't hurting nothing.
First thing that came to my mind.. What a floor
@@nattydreadlocks1973 Thank you.. idk what OP thought dragging wood across these paver bricks would do lol.
Damn, he violating OSHA and still not getting the job done faster... shame
Ohsa doesnt exist in belgium 😈
They still have health and safety policies
That’s not really impressive at all.. anyone could do that it’s all about the rules and regulations at your job that Determines if you can treat Freight this way😂 personally I wouldn’t want anyone unloading something I’m looking to buy this way..
@Steven B LOL I was going to say the same thing LMAO
Having this job fills you with determination.
Is not how fast its done but how safely its done boxes can be replace not life
Anyone that knows how to drive a forklift yes:
yes hardly impressive, working the high reach racks smoothly and efficiently is how you know who's really pro, or taking out 6m lengths out of a truck trailer on the second level with only 3 gates open on each end - smoothly and efficiently
lack of paint on the back of the fork lift shows how good these guys are :)
At some point , there's gonna be an accident and he's going to wish he'd slowed down and taken more care
Accident from going at that speed, which isn't even that fast? These guys are fine operators, very efficient and fast but not so fast it:s dangerous. We could use them at my warehouse.
And that folks is how break pallets and goods.
Nothing broke and the pallets being broken doesn’t matter it’s at the store anyways there just gonna chunk the pallets:
@@MichaelThomas-ks2gn you did that at my work, you'd be out the door.
@@biddlybongdavinport5995 I’m sure every place is different though we have a different warehouse and smooth floors so we are allowed to do it.
@@MichaelThomas-ks2gn your allowed to do it?
I very much doubt, as health and safety would have a field day, also shouldn't you be at work now?
@@biddlybongdavinport5995 Right now no lol I have a day off but dragging them across the floor yes not very far what does that have anything to do with health or safety lmao and shouldn’t you be at work or are you one of those Americans that bums off the government
Remember this guy the next time your product is all smashed inside the box and you are writing a review blaming the manufacturer.
This is how people die at work
That’s good shorter lines at the store and gas stations
Stupid people is how people die
Thats weird... Skills would imply doing something right.. Pushing multiple pallets of product isnt that. Driving across the parking lot with the forks up.. Yeah dumb asf.
1:18 Nice safety sandals bro. Gonna work out great when one of those forklift drivers who never once check their blind spot rolls over them.
THIS AINT TRUE FORKLIFTIN
like the way he looks away at around 20 seconds because the flt has a broken pallet stuck to his forks and has to shake it off.
Accident waiting to happen where is the health and safety .I'm a fork / lift driver and if I drove like that out the door I'd be .
You sound like me. I went from handling acetone and primers. Our trucks where programmed to not go over 5 miles an hour. If you puncture a box and a spill occurs fire alarms are set of. I now work at a dock. My first week was hilarious. I was so nervous, after my first walk through, I even thought about quitting. We have over 100 docks so this small space is nothing compared to my job. The boys where like if you dont toughen up push that ish🤣. Im at week three and am a lot more comfortable now lol. I can fnially use all of my comebacks Ive been saving for the ish talkers...lol..I love my job and my asshole team
I just heard back from OSHA and they said “we don’t approve”
Funny to see that everyone here is the best forklift driver in the world
I know right, everyone in here is bitching about safety/handling stuff like they are girls.
Trust me, I'm guilty to this behaviour as well, but there are a few differences: I only do this with 1 extra pallet between me and the pallet to be moved. I only do this for tenths of centimeters, not the huge distance this guy is doing. I only do this with loads I trust. If I don't trust the load, I don't do it. I only do this when I can oversee the loads or have checked the surroundings first.
And the most important one: I only do this on the smooth surface inside, never ever will I think about doing this on average paved surfaces. You only need 1 out-of-the-ordinary piece of material on the surface to catch a pallet. The pallet usually breaks and usually things tip over after such an incident.
Glad I'm not working in such environments and I've got more time on my hands.
Thanks bud, means a lot
I might not be the best but Im certainly better than those novices lmao.
Well I choice to be not best operator,rather than unsafe and bitch move!!
Not impressed, I want my gods delivered Safely, not by a short cut Lazy forklift driver
Its not about being fast, its about being safe🤦♀️ and making sure everyone around you is going back home to their families at the end of their shift..FFS dangerous asfuck
This is true forklifting, what you know about the job??
@@Grandremone STFU you irrelevant thing!!! True fork lifting my ass. He aint even lifting shit more like fork dragging/pushing🤣🤣🤣
Agree...this is just a circus for cowboys......raise your tynes head high while you drive past someone and you're looking for another gig where I work.....
Good luck to the management when elf n safety come knocking!
@@thefluroaussie1004 not to mention there’s no pedestrian segregation. Trucks/drivers just cruising around Willy nilly cutting each other off. Place is a accident waiting to happen.
You can judge a forks driver by how much paint is left on the back of their truck.
Unfortunately you can’t because there are two other shifts and the weekenders driving them as well.
@@TheMightyOdin Every job I have worked if you are a decent driver they need a decent driver to cover you or its carnage and the same machine covers the same job.
@@briforks7681 I work at a CHEP pallet service centre as a forkie and we run 24hrs a day, 3 shifts, mornings, afternoons, nights. We do pre start checks on every shift change over and notice new scratches here and there. Report them or ask the guy from the previous shift if he did it. But people just pass the buck so no one actually knows who did it lol.
@@EdgkumWat people still do pre checks
try doing that with palets weighing 1 ton each
Tried pushing 1,600 pounds of chocolate with another. All it did was bust up the pallets.
He got no paint left on the back of the fork,must be real good haha
It’s prolly a old lift and he prolly shares with people on other shifts.... usually how it goes more times then not
Not that unusual. We do that all the time where I work. Only difference is we mostly use hard plastic crates or skids. We call it bulldozing.
That explains why everything I order is damaged.
Fast? Lol it's pretty standard but dragging pallets like that, basically damage the pallets/product
Is that why all the Fruit Loops boxes are smashed when I'm visiting my accountant in Belgium? 🤔
Why are half my products smashed
The boxes, and pallets, will never stop coming. Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Relax.
Well i know they don't got osha out there because if they was to come in there and see him doing that they will shut down that wharehouse.lol.
Thats just stupid, nothing else to say.
I legitimately work quicker than this and a whole lot smoother 🧐
Anyone can even if it is faster hes not being safe and is damaging the product and palets
@@Migueldlr-j2i That's pretty much what I said but with extra steps
@@user-sx7ur6ut5s 👍
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
@@fortytipper Sorry but that's bollocks... Smooth and fluid operation comes from comfort in control. Experience makes you a smooth op, not going slow...
Empty boxes . Palet weight 10kilos. 👎
You can either be a good forklift driver or a fast forklift driver you can not be both
I could do this faster.
Get the fork 😂tta here
Wonder how your DPD delivers are damaged. Unsafe forklift driving.
This just rubbish and not a proper way of operation
This would explain the crushed boxes I sometimes get. Pallets are not designed for this.
It’s better to be a little slower but not break any of the material for your customers
Why are they not using the unloading docks on the buildings as intended and unloading this stuff in the open. This whole thing is a mess
they got this shit all backwards, they are loading boxes into the conveyor belts in the fucking parking lot! LMAO thats why they gotta drive around those Trucks in the parking lot, They wild in Belgium
So many flaws an destruction you caused complet stops are needed ...
This is actually common especially inside warehouses with dock workers
Facts, i unload in 15 minutes
The 200 dislikes are OSHA
I could beat anyone on a forklift, it’s almost like an additional limb
kind of like the military and their guns?
Aries Radke#6 exactly
Dude are you even Forklift Certified? Yup, thought so.. Signed, a true AMERICAN F150 driver
NEVER say you're the best. There's always someone better than you. A little humility can hurt you.
Jesus Christ!
1: Never travel with the forks at eye level.
2: If you're pushing/lifting a load and there are areas of the workplace close to you, not visible to you where personnel could walk from, use a banksman. Or at the very least, Sound a horn if you're about to interact with/enter that area.
That's absolutely shocking, DPD as well..
They we're my guys they'd be on their final warning by now.
I have loaded trucks for over ten years and I don't see anything unusual except for the lift having to dodge trucks which seems like a poor setup.
Accident waiting to happen
Being a forklift driver this is nothing!
no safety rules there.
Para que todo el Mundo lo sepa:
LOS MONTACARGAS CUALQUIERA QUE SEA:
¡ NO SON PARA EMPUJAR LA CARGA ¡
Su única Función es Cargar la mercancía y llevarla a dónde sea Tarima por Tarima.
NUNCA PARA EMPUJAR.
That's easy, as long as you know what you're doing. 26 pallets in a trailer. 10 minutes out.
yes dpd is fantastic
Irresponsible and a liability. Most of the places that allow that kind of unsafe working ways are managed by mediocre managers and the staff carries the fault when something goes wrong
no good! bad job!
If that's fastest operator in Belgium, they have a fucking problem in logistic... 😂🤣😂
this driver is not concern to the material and how to handling material and safe.
Its not correct driving if something will happen drivers will spend some time in jail, employees will not take care about them.
Shunting pallets like these clowns is a no-no, not only does it damage freight, but the pallets there on which are normally hired plus the fact that their wearing out the ground their working on plus health and safety issues everywhere 😂
OK if you are actually pushing on the pallet. Otherwise you may be crushing product in the packages as it is forced to transfer the load.
That's illegal. Drive forklift at walking speed. N keep forks atleast four inches off the ground
not really impressive at all. He is only breaking all of the wooden skids underneath the materials. I would not be happy if he worked for me.
This is a good example of how NOT to operate a forklift. The pushing the pallets on the ground part.
I drive a forklift for a living and this is so unimpressive. Come to the dock I work on. You’d loose your mind
So that's why the pallets show up fucked when taking stock off of trucks. Excellent.
That's why my Belgium waffle maker showed up broken!!!