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We stack empty sleeves on a pallet, then set forklift tines on top of the cardboard while banding it. No one walks under the forks during banding. I realize there is no compression from the forklift carriage other than gravity. The forks mainly hold the stack stable and compresses the stack a little while banding. Does anyone know of any OSHA rules prohibiting this action? I want to make sure we are in compliance.
  • Posted 22 Oct 2024 07:36
  • By aj_burns
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