Yo fr idk how they don’t use cages 😂🤔

We have a steel platform at Home Depot

@@sdmdrums9275me to we have a table on the back that we have to

Toyota owns Raymond.

we don’t use cages at my job you just need to be more carful or use tape

@@Pharaoh5611 easy money

I work for Adidas. When stuff falls, you just pick it up.

Make sure that your PPE is used to its full potential

Toyota Empilhadeiras, a toda prova !!!

Fuck out of here we don’t care about safety. PRODUCTIVITY is our #1 concern

@@martinreyes8341 he's actually right. the machine isn't supposed to let you do that. with raymond if you have one of those bars up and try to move it will beep at you and then it won't move in any direction.

Electronics For Fun with the one I use it didn’t matter we wouldn’t ever have them down

It depends on the model. I drive Raymond and it lets me drive with the side handle up or down

@@nissanboy97 I drive a raymond as well and it won't let me drive with them up.

yeah people die on these

Ur not really driving around that much when ur up high place I worked at the aisles where just big enough for the machine to sit on and had gard rails on floor so it went in straight line so u would have to be trying to tip it over for it to happen the ones I drove had room for 2 pallets

Ratio

yes. It helps with being able to clear tight corners and such. I’ll start going full speed forward or backwards while descending or ascending

Yup, it's part of training. Crazy, huh? I freaked out a little the first time I did it...

Yes, in fact it’s expected so you are more productive. Only after like 30 min of driving my trainer told me to go full throttle and raise to full height at the same time. It was wired guided so I didn’t need to worry about steering, but it still gave me knots in my stomach. Imagine going up an elevator while also moving forward.

I work with a Still order pickers in. VW car plant and its safer and better in everything