Had my first fall off the flatbed deck tonight.
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Tb0n3, Dec 20, 2018.
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I don't buy it tho.........Didn't look intentional.jamespmack, BigBob410 and TripleSix Thank this. -
You can see he trip on the dunnage on the trailer.
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Is it question of when, not if, you'll fall off a flatbed? If so, I'll just cross it off my list.
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I had my fair share. Good thing I was young (18) back then. Was walking along the side edge of the trailer(loaded with sand on pallets)in the middle of the night, I missed the footing and fell side ways. Knock the wind out of me. Good thing there some sand on the ground which help cushion some of the fall.
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I was tarping a load in Laredo TX. About 12' off the ground. Had it covered and took a step into what I thought was a solid part. I started to fall into a hole and tried to catch my self on what I also thought was a solid piece.
I tripped/slid off the load. Onto the ground shoulder first. Broken collarbone, dislocated elbow and a cut that required 23 stitches to close.
I wasn't crawling on the tarp because it was too hot. Even with gloves and jeans my hands and knees were burning.jamespmack, BigBob410, whoopNride and 2 others Thank this.
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