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The situation is that the customer has been crossing a fairly busy road for years- doing so with flagmen and the like. The problem now is that the company was bought by another company that teaches safety & sells safety products.

Upper management wants a written outline of every procedure. Since crossing a public road with a unlicensed, uninsured & unregistered forklift isn't exactly legal- no one will put their name on such an outline. Now they want me to find out how to legally cross the street.

I do know I can contact the state police/ notaries/ etc, I was hoping someone had been down this road & could point me in the right direction
  • Posted 5 Apr 2013 07:48
  • By bbforks
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  • Pennsylvania, United States
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