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Project Management Guru
Trade: General Contractor / Construction Manager
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: NJ/NYC
Posts: 6
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Re: What Happens With A Rookie Forklift Driver
I think that operator was in NJ too.. this is a picture of a slightly damaged section of an AHU:
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Member
Trade: general household repairs
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 58
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Re: What Happens With A Rookie Forklift Driver
A friend of mine used to drive a forklift at a concrete burial vault company. He carried buckets of "mortar" on the "forks". One day while empty, and with the forks about three feet off the ground, he whipped around a corner and stuck the forks through the main power panel of the entire operation. Main breaker had a lever so mere mortals could move it: 1,000 amps at 488V (?) triple phase. Ruined the forks, too. What a dumb Mortar Forker!
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Jason
Trade: Mason
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Trenton, NJ
Posts: 139
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Re: What Happens With A Rookie Forklift Driver
At the job my forklift broke down so we burrowed I think it was the steel crew's and they had a rookie driver and he was liftin block on to the 3rd floor and hit the froks down lever and a little bit under a cube came crashing down. All most killed one of my guys, he is lucky we didnt bury him in the foundation lol
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