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OMG. that guy got burried.
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Glad they all got a good laugh....
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I gotta imagine whatever company made those damn shelves is prolly gonna get sued or something....since when do they have a dominos feature! lol thats sucks....i hope that poor bastard didnt get fired for that one!
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Originally Posted by rb
Seemed like a small bump to cause all that.
Dang what a mess, I wonder how the forklift driver faired. That happened where I worked one time, not nearly as bad, employee hit a pallet rack with about 200 cases of wine on it, we had a river of wine running through the warehouse for a few seconds, that was a real mess. The racks were not secured properly and over loaded.
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I worked in a fulfillment center that used this type of rack system. It surprisingly takes very little damage to cause them to fail. Had seen a portion of a row fall but never anything near this extent. Company must have used materials rated for lighter loads than what they had on them.
That screams "We're not spending a dime more on racks or supports, they're fine like they are"
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OSHA is goin have a hayday with that. I have seen 30 ft. tall racks get hit hard by forklifts in warehouses--- nothing happened.
They build them racks really cheap these days.....I've taken down racks that were much thicker and stronger than what took their place........
You are correct. Some idiot will say this is rated for xxx lbs. and it's not even close.They build them racks really cheap these days.....I've taken down racks that were much thicker and stronger than what took their place........
That idiot is called an engineer, like the ones that design cars and trucks that are almost impossible to work on without major disassembly of other parts, systems, etc., to get to the real issue in need of repair.
I am a engineer but that is out of my league. I will say this the company I last worked for had 3 warehouses full of production parts and materials. Racks were bolted to the floor and heaviest items were put on the lowest rack and lightest items on the top. Warehouse supervisor went around at the end of the shift to make sure no rack was over loaded.
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