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Just had a word with an chum of mine who wanted to know if there was a max safe working time on a forklift in the UK? He has noticed some of our country's overseas workers (jam rolls) doing double shifts and coming back for more the next day after only 6 hours off.
  • Posted 7 Oct 2008 05:25
  • By muddyboot
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  • Herefordshire, United Kingdom

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