When driving a forklift you have to concentrate so that nothing happens and you have to pay attention to a lot of things.
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I’m sure that only people who control this machine are trying to deal with it themselves, and I didn’t really get along with the forklift. ̄\_(ツ)_/ ̄
Thanks for the star.
You have to focus on IMMER so that nothing happens, even if you drive car. Driving forklift is actually pillepalle because it is simple on the one hand and on the other hand it almost always happens in a relatively defined environment.
Because it’s easy.
Decades ago, when there were no trainings/courses for forklifting, I worked as a forklift driver, tried, drove and stacked learning by doing. They were electric gas and diesel trucks. The biggest fork I drove had three forks and carried a maximum of 4 chipboards of 5 x 4 meters, 20 square meters. Without any training/instruction. Forklifting is a pure practice thing, a job for unskilled.
Because it’s easy for them.
There are still much more difficult things to drive as forklifts
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Have you ever been driving something like this, where you take 6 European velcros down at the same time?
Don’t change my answer. Forklifts are taught in a short course.. after that you have to practice..
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