RIP Driver
https://cdllife.com/2019/truck-driver-fatally-crushed-by-steel-beams-in-florida-warehouse/
Driver Crushed To Death By Steel Beams
Discussion in 'Other News' started by mjd4277, Sep 16, 2019.
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NavigatorWife, sevenmph, magoo68 and 1 other person Thank this.
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When you're number is called, you're not getting out of it. This is some 'Final Destination' #### here.
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“This appears to be a random, freak accident.” No, no it’s not.
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A careful examination of the picture indicates a pink red pool at the left corner tail light of the trailer deck. The very corner bottom is sitting on the pictures pool of what I think is blood.
If that is the case then the body is arleady moved from that spot possibly. They moved too many beams however I can understand how the wood might fail under a bunch of beams being stacked almost as high as the semi. 6400 pound groups at a time. 5 or 7 groups comes out to45000 pounds sitting on two or three overused dunnage boards in between the crappy ones near the bottom.
Maybe slip a foot bump one or grab one on the way down and that would pull that thin stack on top of you no trouble at all.
They would have to scrap the ones with human blood on it you don't want that into a building site ever. Its just not good.Intothesunset Thanks this. -
My god, rest in peace driver. That couldve been any of us. Some stories like this just hit home a little to much sometimes.
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I ain't buying it. Something caused the beams to fall. Improper stacking, dunage required?
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I hate to say the driver may have played a part in the destabilization of the stack... However, we all know what its like backing into the dark hole of a warehouse door, and it can be very hars to see where your trailer is at. Therefore MAYBE the driver accidentally bumped the stack in the process of backing in, then after getting repositioned and finished backing in he had gone to access if any damage had been done, at which time the stack toppled.
Whatever the case, its sad to hear of such a tragic accident. Thoughts and prayers to the drivers friends and family. God's Speed to our Brother of the Highway.bzinger, Intothesunset, okiedokie and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Wholly mackerel, that made me.cringe
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Horrible way to go. Fact is that could easily happen to anyone who works in heavy industries. Its a sobering thought. I mean who expects a pile of steel to just fall over? Probably not something anyone would think of.
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