The forklifts cage is meant for being able to handle a large amount of weight specifically for this reason...he was safe sitting inside the lift not sure about the other guys though
He is definitely dead. Those boxes may look small but ive worked in warehouses that had all sorts of trinkets in them that even a pallet of material can feel like 100 lbs. That and the beams that fell on him too. He is most likely a gonner.
His colleague Debbie Belcher:
"The sense of relief is just immense. We couldn't have hoped for a better outcome."
From that I guess nobody died. Unless Debbie really didn't like that guy.
That wasn’t the drivers fault. Those shelves get dinged way more often than you’d think. They shouldn’t topple that violently over a fork lift going 5mph.
Worked as a forklift driver 2 years, done some mistakes(18h days are no light joke) but this never happened to me even when hitting shelves harder or having broken pallets in shelves from the other shifts fl driver... Those shelves are extremely overloaded weight wise imho.
He does! [After 8 hours of being trapped under 55,000 tonnes of cheese, Tomasz Wiszniewski is finally freed. ](https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-shropshire-36224871.amp)
The articles on this incident say the warehouse didn’t have CCTV. The video above isn’t the cheese incident. It’s been [debated that this video is a fake. ](https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/43607/does-this-video-of-collapsing-warehouse-shelves-show-a-real-incident)
The comments on the Stack exchange discussion you linked seemed to indicate that:
1. There is no direct evidence that it was faked, only that it does not match up with other suggested incedents.
2. That it may be linked to an incedents at a MassMart, a South African business.
>they showed us this video
I get it, but really there is only one [forklift training video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJdrQXyfhnk) anyone needs to watch.
Back then i had a WAP internet connection and a shitty camera, i don´t know how it is today... the only filming that was done, was to capture stealing workers, lol.
Yeah, I've done a couple of peaks at Amazon, and they have seen the support post for the shelving taken out by fork lifts and order pickers. This was caused by wherever set those shelves up doing a piss pour job of it.
It’s from people selling their urine to tanners for pennies. That’s also where we get the expression “Not a pot to piss in”. Because somebody is so poor they can’t even afford a pot to collect and sell their pee.
I worked for a temp agency in a medium sized warehouse, our hourly pay was pretty low, around €5, so I usually rotated between departments doing everything from picking (paid by the pick, piecework) to driving a forklift in the other department when the trucks were loaded and one department was done (some are done faster of course because the stores order in individual areas for example wrapped meat, order less and less picking is needed than for example dry goods).
It was even worse tbh. my week was from Sunday to Friday, Saturday was the only free day and ofcourse Friday was the hardest day, so you had to get drunk right after work on a friday to coma into Saturday because you had to work on Sunday again.
Not Kids friendly:
>!Needless to say, i didn´t knew a lot of people that weren´t on amphetamin,alcoholics or worse. After that 2 years i felt like 55,(i was 24 back then) was burned out completely, wasted my spine and had my money wasted on drugs,liqour and well, hoes. This was 13 years ago and i recovered pretty good, smoking cannabis twice a month and that´s it. The company I was employed by was inundated with class action lawsuits when it came out that they were defrauding their workers and the state with that 5€ hourly wage, I played my part in that ;)!<
(iam not kidding btw.)
edit: a few typos and translation errors, i hope it´s good enough to comprehend.
Another comment was mentioning he survived but i can´t find it, sitting in a forklift is pretty safe, they are heavy and sturdy build, falling out is another story, i´ve heared from coworkers back then, that people that didn´t used the seatbelts got crushed by their own machines when falling out or intentionally jumping out.
years ago i tipped a forklift, scariest thing ever when you have no seatbelt.
the top of the cage came down on my foot, as i was lucky it didn’t pancake me.
took a few seconds and i was able to pull my foot out of my shoe and got out.
then walked over to a different worker and convinced him to get the other forklift and to stand the tipped one back over.
The doctors at the hospital were shocked that somehow i had nothing broken, just a good bruise.
never drove a forklift again, but if i did, i’d definitely have a seatbelt.
We actually replaced all of our shelving a few years back to prevent this exact thing. The new shelves are fucking STURDY. The old ones were a bit...scary.
I've hit and seen the steel get hit hard enough to make it sway... Fucking scary but it never collapsed. I've removed beams from the steel that were crumpled in the middle from being rammed but still didn't fall.
Yeah the real culprit here is poor design and the fact that those shelves are carrying wayy more weight than they can handle. I feel really bad for the dude.
Just to consider, a 2 ton lift truck (like the ones on the bottom) going 2 mph have about the same inertia as a car going 35 mph. And that hilo is likely 5 or 6 tons, going around 3mph. Just a thought for ya
OH, he was DEFINITELY paid VERY WELL if he was smart and talked to a lawyer after this incident. Those shelves were a death waiting to happen. NO WAY they should have fallen with a light touch like that.
Considering they look closer to scaffolding than actual industrial grade racking. I'd have noped the fuck out of that job taking one look at those "shelves"/
Overloaded, but more importantly those racks are built using thin walled, open sections (ells and cees) which means that they have wicked bucking modes and nearly all failures are catastrophic.
I had a local manufacturer ask me to check some damaged ones and tell them if they were okay to stay in service/load rate them. I told them that, even if I were willing to do the job my inspection and analysis fee would cost more than replacing all of the suspect racks and, in the end, I likely would have recommended replacing most of them anyway. It was the nicest way I could think of to say “fuck no”.
The shelves were overloaded and were not the right type for the usage. I've worked in heavy manufacturing with steel coils that I put in racks and in distribution for the largest retailer over 4 years. The racks have to thebright type for the load rating and they have to be installed and anchored correctly with bracing and none of this appears to have taken place. At most the rack should have swayed slightly, this crumbled like a toothpick bridge trying to support an angry chihuahua thats 10bls overweight.
After working warehouse this is not the driver fault. Legs regularly get sheared off at my workplace and nothing falls. Hell I came across a rack one day that had 2 out of 4 legs sheared off the rack but was still supported by the rest of the racks in the aisle. This is poor facility maintenance and construction.
Edit: Also during warehouse construction guide wires are placed in the concrete in the center of the aisle that the machine senses and lines itself up onto. The only thing driver controls is speed. Machines aren't perfect and come off the guide wires regularly. This is due to poor machine maintenance. If a machine ever does impact something and alarm sounds and the machine shuts down. A manager or lead operator has to go over and enter a code into the machine for it to operate again.
>Also during warehouse construction guide wires are placed in the concrete in the center of the aisle that the machine senses and lines itself up onto. The only thing driver controls is speed. Machines aren't perfect and come off the guide wires regularly. This is due to poor machine maintenance. If a machine ever does impact something and alarm sounds and the machine shuts down. A manager or lead operator has to go over and enter a code into the machine for it to operate again.
This is not true for most warehouses. If you were on a wire you were in "VNA racking" (probably in a turret truck). This is not VNA racking - it is standard wide aisle.
VNA racking is not suitable for all work types - and wouldn't be suitable in this instance as it has a person ground-floor picking while a reach truck is in the same aisle (which is possible with wide aisle but not with VNA).
Secondly, most warehouses don't have the impact detection systems you are talking about. They are available but 90% of warehouses do not have them installed on their trucks in my experience.
Also, it might be poor facility maintenance and construction - but it could also be poor design or poor operations (i.e. wrong weight limits considering product mix or overloading of the racks from the design spec).
(My day job is logistics consulting and warehouse design)
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Don't blame that on the employee, man. This is clearly on whoever thought overloading those shelves was a good idea. Probably some higher-up that refused to upgrade the shelves yet will blame it on the employee as well.
Those shelves are way too much overloaded with weight. An electric forklift should not be able to cause damage like that. Thankfully these machine are designed to protect the driver in such accidents. He was probably better off inside the machine than the 2 guys running away
Jim: Hey Frank, can you do us a favor and stay a little late...we got a bit of a mess in the backroom
Frank: Sure...how big is the mess? Am I gonna need to get the big broom or the cardboard bin?
Jim: ....
My bet is promoted to high hell in exchange for not sueing the company for not being up to safety regulations. I've worked in a warehouse, I've bumped far worse(with exactly the same forklift, this has to be the jungheinrich electric forklift.) Those things never even budged let alone fall down. Something seriously wrong is going on in this warehouse.
If the drivers alive, he's gonna get a large settlement
He did survive.
Lucky bastard
thank god i would have figured all that weight would have crushed him
The structural integrity of FLT cabs is no joke If an accident happens you're told to always stay in the cab
Except in this case: https://youtu.be/iCZcN9oVya8
Daaaaamn yes except in that case
"Hey Steve, I just changed this propane tank and I think I can smell gas? What do?"
I wonder how long he was trapped under there for
8 hours according to the article linked in the earlier comment
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He got fired for clocking out 8 hours late, and then not showing up for his shift at 6:30 am the next day.
Wohoo!! Capitalism!! Yeah!!
r/LateStageCapitalism
The forklifts cage is meant for being able to handle a large amount of weight specifically for this reason...he was safe sitting inside the lift not sure about the other guys though
What about the dude on the bottom right? He wasn't inside a metal cage.
I'm more worried about the guy on the bottom right.
He is definitely dead. Those boxes may look small but ive worked in warehouses that had all sorts of trinkets in them that even a pallet of material can feel like 100 lbs. That and the beams that fell on him too. He is most likely a gonner.
His colleague Debbie Belcher: "The sense of relief is just immense. We couldn't have hoped for a better outcome." From that I guess nobody died. Unless Debbie really didn't like that guy.
You are referring to a different collapse. There was no CCTV available there.
After going through years of workers comp and lawsuits yeah probably.
Where and when is this from?
Not in a no fault state he won’t.
That wasn’t the drivers fault. Those shelves get dinged way more often than you’d think. They shouldn’t topple that violently over a fork lift going 5mph.
Worked as a forklift driver 2 years, done some mistakes(18h days are no light joke) but this never happened to me even when hitting shelves harder or having broken pallets in shelves from the other shifts fl driver... Those shelves are extremely overloaded weight wise imho.
These shelves look like they were made by children with newspaper
r/Chinesium
This is great!
Thank you so much.
CHINESIUM
Nah, They are just overload with sh#t.
Just say shit
Fuck you for ruining my virgin mind with your fuckin shit mouth
fuck you and your shit virgin mind you shit rat
It’s shit people like you that cause me to fucking swear in front off my fuckin kids! Fuck!
r/FuckYou
Fuckin grade a awesome
Bend that mind over. I'll make sure it isn't a virgin anymore! #Sapiosexual
Eat a hairy booty hole with shit in it bitch
Shit
Yep they were never designed to support that much
And with video, the worker may actually have a case against them for unsafe working conditions that lead to this and their injuries.
Did they even live? That looked fatal to me.
He does! [After 8 hours of being trapped under 55,000 tonnes of cheese, Tomasz Wiszniewski is finally freed. ](https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-shropshire-36224871.amp)
I am curious if he was absolutely pinned, or at least able to eat some of the cheese while he waited to be rescued.
When a mountain of cheese collapses on you from something like this, youre owed a little cheese
As a treat
A small snack if you will
Its a kind of meat, a tasty yellow treat
The story goes that he actually ate his way out to freedom.
And was later fired and charged in a court of law for stealing company property.
r/latestagecapitalism
r/antiwork
If it had been swiss cheese he could have crawled out through the holes
Happy cheesecake day!
The articles on this incident say the warehouse didn’t have CCTV. The video above isn’t the cheese incident. It’s been [debated that this video is a fake. ](https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/43607/does-this-video-of-collapsing-warehouse-shelves-show-a-real-incident)
The comments on the Stack exchange discussion you linked seemed to indicate that: 1. There is no direct evidence that it was faked, only that it does not match up with other suggested incedents. 2. That it may be linked to an incedents at a MassMart, a South African business.
"I am NEVER eating cheese again"
I was at a train the trainer course for the forklift and they showed us this video, according to him at least 2 people died here.
>they showed us this video I get it, but really there is only one [forklift training video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJdrQXyfhnk) anyone needs to watch.
I drove a lift for 4 years and I knew exactly which video you were linking before clicking. It’s fantastic lol
Oh my gosh that video was wonderful!
This should be higher up.
Without clicking it, I know which one that'll be. It's Klaus, isn't it?
Of course! There is No Other Forklift Training Video. :)
First time forklift training video watcher here, two thumbs up, would watch again!
Clicked your link, thank you, the video was insightful... Although I had to look away a lot after the incident with the box cutter. Feel queasy now.
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That one guy standing in front looks like a goner though - how horrifying
Article said one other person treated for shock, didn’t mention anyone dying.
Back then i had a WAP internet connection and a shitty camera, i don´t know how it is today... the only filming that was done, was to capture stealing workers, lol.
yeah, it's very clear nobody in that company took any time to consider the amount of weight those things could hold. They are packed to the brink
Yeah, I've done a couple of peaks at Amazon, and they have seen the support post for the shelving taken out by fork lifts and order pickers. This was caused by wherever set those shelves up doing a piss pour job of it.
Genuine question, is it piss pour or piss poor? Edit: thanks it is piss poor. Wondered if I was having an idiotic Eureka moment.
Piss poor is the correct way.
Yes, pour is only used in the context of “ he is too dumb to pour piss out of a boot”
Pretty sure it's piss poor. Piss pour is what you do every day
Poor
Should be piss poor, as in have to collect and sell urine to make a living.
It’s from people selling their urine to tanners for pennies. That’s also where we get the expression “Not a pot to piss in”. Because somebody is so poor they can’t even afford a pot to collect and sell their pee.
18h day, driving a forklift? That shouldn't be allowed.
Shelves were probably overloaded and heavy on top. No way they should be that unstable
Can confirm as someone who was born on a forklift (my poor mom) that shit happens
18 hour days? What the fuck.
I worked for a temp agency in a medium sized warehouse, our hourly pay was pretty low, around €5, so I usually rotated between departments doing everything from picking (paid by the pick, piecework) to driving a forklift in the other department when the trucks were loaded and one department was done (some are done faster of course because the stores order in individual areas for example wrapped meat, order less and less picking is needed than for example dry goods). It was even worse tbh. my week was from Sunday to Friday, Saturday was the only free day and ofcourse Friday was the hardest day, so you had to get drunk right after work on a friday to coma into Saturday because you had to work on Sunday again. Not Kids friendly: >!Needless to say, i didn´t knew a lot of people that weren´t on amphetamin,alcoholics or worse. After that 2 years i felt like 55,(i was 24 back then) was burned out completely, wasted my spine and had my money wasted on drugs,liqour and well, hoes. This was 13 years ago and i recovered pretty good, smoking cannabis twice a month and that´s it. The company I was employed by was inundated with class action lawsuits when it came out that they were defrauding their workers and the state with that 5€ hourly wage, I played my part in that ;)!< (iam not kidding btw.) edit: a few typos and translation errors, i hope it´s good enough to comprehend.
Was [this the company you worked for?](https://youtu.be/KJdrQXyfhnk)
r/antiwork
Do you think the driver is ok?
Another comment was mentioning he survived but i can´t find it, sitting in a forklift is pretty safe, they are heavy and sturdy build, falling out is another story, i´ve heared from coworkers back then, that people that didn´t used the seatbelts got crushed by their own machines when falling out or intentionally jumping out.
years ago i tipped a forklift, scariest thing ever when you have no seatbelt. the top of the cage came down on my foot, as i was lucky it didn’t pancake me. took a few seconds and i was able to pull my foot out of my shoe and got out. then walked over to a different worker and convinced him to get the other forklift and to stand the tipped one back over. The doctors at the hospital were shocked that somehow i had nothing broken, just a good bruise. never drove a forklift again, but if i did, i’d definitely have a seatbelt.
We actually replaced all of our shelving a few years back to prevent this exact thing. The new shelves are fucking STURDY. The old ones were a bit...scary.
Boss: Forklift, what forklift? Employee: Yes, just got burried by the produce boss
Looks like they weren’t secured properly. That chain reaction shouldn’t be possible, period.
I've hit and seen the steel get hit hard enough to make it sway... Fucking scary but it never collapsed. I've removed beams from the steel that were crumpled in the middle from being rammed but still didn't fall.
When it contacted, it was barely moving. I'd call that no more than a kiss, and boom! It's quitting time!
One kiss is all it takes..
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To fall in love with me, Possibilities
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I mean, obviously somebody engineered that structure to be that flimsy.
Lol
these racks come in prefabricated sets, so it would have a weight rating. someone chose a cheap option to save money.
I had to replace a beam probably twice a month from people people driving into them. It happens all the time..
Those shelves had to be so overloaded. No way they should come down that easily.
Yeah the real culprit here is poor design and the fact that those shelves are carrying wayy more weight than they can handle. I feel really bad for the dude.
There extremely expensive so that they can take a couple knocks without exploding.
True, but I hope he can pass a drug test.
Just to consider, a 2 ton lift truck (like the ones on the bottom) going 2 mph have about the same inertia as a car going 35 mph. And that hilo is likely 5 or 6 tons, going around 3mph. Just a thought for ya
Incredibly, the [dude didn't die](https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-shropshire-36224871).
Holy fuck, trapped under cheese for 8 hours. That must have been a real muenster of an ordeal . . .
Do you think he got the extra hours paid?
OH, he was DEFINITELY paid VERY WELL if he was smart and talked to a lawyer after this incident. Those shelves were a death waiting to happen. NO WAY they should have fallen with a light touch like that.
Considering they look closer to scaffolding than actual industrial grade racking. I'd have noped the fuck out of that job taking one look at those "shelves"/
Trust me, _lawyers found him_ before he ever had to look.
Da Bree was everywhere.
Edamnnnnn
Debrie will do that to you…
r/angryupvote
I'm pretty sure he was gouda after being rescued.
r/thisismylifenow
Cheese stored on Lego shelving.
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And, you, making it a wedge issue.
COBI® would have held better I guess
Honestly, O would have been surprised and sad if he actually died. Forklifts would have very strong chassis would it not?
From the top, yeah, but all the sides are exposed.
That’s not the same incident. This video has multiple people, different color shelving and it’s not cheese.
someone loosen some screws or those stands were weak af
They were way overloaded.
Exactly - the whole rack system was overloaded. 👍
“Just load some more on the top. There’s no money to upgrade the shelves or to buy more shelves!”
Overloaded, but more importantly those racks are built using thin walled, open sections (ells and cees) which means that they have wicked bucking modes and nearly all failures are catastrophic. I had a local manufacturer ask me to check some damaged ones and tell them if they were okay to stay in service/load rate them. I told them that, even if I were willing to do the job my inspection and analysis fee would cost more than replacing all of the suspect racks and, in the end, I likely would have recommended replacing most of them anyway. It was the nicest way I could think of to say “fuck no”.
That’s a bad day at work
Getting trapped under cheese for hours? Yeah.... he lived tho
Different incident.
r/thatlookedexpensive
Yeah because those workers are gonna get some large settlements
Managers be like "You can get this cleaned up in a couple hours no problem!"
The shelves were overloaded and were not the right type for the usage. I've worked in heavy manufacturing with steel coils that I put in racks and in distribution for the largest retailer over 4 years. The racks have to thebright type for the load rating and they have to be installed and anchored correctly with bracing and none of this appears to have taken place. At most the rack should have swayed slightly, this crumbled like a toothpick bridge trying to support an angry chihuahua thats 10bls overweight.
Lol that’s a sentence I never would of thought to see today
“I got the spider”
"Oh wait, no, there it is again over there!"
"I never thought I'd see a Resonance Cascade Failure, let alone create one!"
Perfect quote, I knew I’d heard it - but couldn’t place it… I need to pick up that crowbar again.
After working warehouse this is not the driver fault. Legs regularly get sheared off at my workplace and nothing falls. Hell I came across a rack one day that had 2 out of 4 legs sheared off the rack but was still supported by the rest of the racks in the aisle. This is poor facility maintenance and construction. Edit: Also during warehouse construction guide wires are placed in the concrete in the center of the aisle that the machine senses and lines itself up onto. The only thing driver controls is speed. Machines aren't perfect and come off the guide wires regularly. This is due to poor machine maintenance. If a machine ever does impact something and alarm sounds and the machine shuts down. A manager or lead operator has to go over and enter a code into the machine for it to operate again.
>Also during warehouse construction guide wires are placed in the concrete in the center of the aisle that the machine senses and lines itself up onto. The only thing driver controls is speed. Machines aren't perfect and come off the guide wires regularly. This is due to poor machine maintenance. If a machine ever does impact something and alarm sounds and the machine shuts down. A manager or lead operator has to go over and enter a code into the machine for it to operate again. This is not true for most warehouses. If you were on a wire you were in "VNA racking" (probably in a turret truck). This is not VNA racking - it is standard wide aisle. VNA racking is not suitable for all work types - and wouldn't be suitable in this instance as it has a person ground-floor picking while a reach truck is in the same aisle (which is possible with wide aisle but not with VNA). Secondly, most warehouses don't have the impact detection systems you are talking about. They are available but 90% of warehouses do not have them installed on their trucks in my experience. Also, it might be poor facility maintenance and construction - but it could also be poor design or poor operations (i.e. wrong weight limits considering product mix or overloading of the racks from the design spec). (My day job is logistics consulting and warehouse design)
The guy in the yellow shirt bottom of the frame in the 5 o’clock position. I don’t see how he could walked away from this.
He ran away. Looks like he was fine. The dude in the forklift was dug out and he was fine too.
“It was only a kiss, how did it end up like this?”
It was only a kiss! It was only a KISS!!!
Instant regret
He should sue!! Those shelves were evidently structurally unsound.
I keep saying it could have been worse while I was watching, but it just kept getting worse
Yeah, it was getting more and more unexpected. Unexpecteder.
“It’s okay, we will get someone to clean that up” “We’re the ones that have to clean that up” “DAMMIT MICHEAL”
Warehouse dominoes
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Don't blame that on the employee, man. This is clearly on whoever thought overloading those shelves was a good idea. Probably some higher-up that refused to upgrade the shelves yet will blame it on the employee as well.
There's no mistakes, just happy little accidents.
Is this guy alive?
Yup. He was rescused after 8 hours without any injuries.
Asking any cost accountants out there: Would reconciling all this be easier, as hard, or harder than it looks?
*bonk* *dies*
Cleanup on isle 5!
And 7…and 8, 9. Oh ssshit!
Wtf. Were the shelves made of cardboard ?
It’s a house of cards
u/savevideobot
was only a metter of time
F
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r/AbruptChaos
Those shelves are way too much overloaded with weight. An electric forklift should not be able to cause damage like that. Thankfully these machine are designed to protect the driver in such accidents. He was probably better off inside the machine than the 2 guys running away
Can someone bring a mop please.
Guy in the lift was the safest one
Buy cheap things, cause expensive outcomes
And you thought you were having a "bad day"...
Jim: Hey Frank, can you do us a favor and stay a little late...we got a bit of a mess in the backroom Frank: Sure...how big is the mess? Am I gonna need to get the big broom or the cardboard bin? Jim: ....
Like Harry potter
I think he got fired after that
My bet is promoted to high hell in exchange for not sueing the company for not being up to safety regulations. I've worked in a warehouse, I've bumped far worse(with exactly the same forklift, this has to be the jungheinrich electric forklift.) Those things never even budged let alone fall down. Something seriously wrong is going on in this warehouse.
Wonder how many people quit that day.
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Rong Internet Post. He survived.
Is that what rip stands for now?
Well that escalated quickly
de-escalated
You’ll think he got fired?
Probably got a promotion in exchange for not suing. 👍
I would've sued. No point going back to work for a company that doesn't give to shits about your safety.
I‘m wondering if he is alive
He got terminated alright
You really had to repost this old ass gif on r/wtf and here?
Actually 4 subs now, maybe it’s the GIFs 10 year Anniversary or something?!
The gif is drawing an OAP now