Load shift.

Go buy or rent a pallet jack and rework yourself

 

Ya KY scales are likely open and will give you a level 1 if you're overweight.

 

From the looks of your photos I thought load moved up to the nose.Let us know how everything turns out.Its a tough call but you need to do what you feel is best you're the one hauling it.

 

I also think it's moved up to the nose and piled into probably the low side. A good turn or curve at speed will tip you or worse spill that load all over. Those trailer walls are NOT containment.

STAY put. rework the load where possible. What you have on is a true emergency and it has to be fixed. If your company cares anything about safety and especially not paying up for spilled damaged cargo... they wont give you static about not moving.

If you get fired. Document everything and name names. Do it now while your memory is fresh. Take it to the state and get your unemployment and check with a lawyer to see if you were fired as a way to prevent you from taking steps to be SAFE. Then your company will be exposed to what i believe punitive damages.

Everything I know of tells me to stay put. I don't care if there is a second coming you stay put. Do your best to get this thing fixed or reloaded onto another truck.

 

I would not have moved it either.. Maybe someone at the truck stop has a pallet jack they will let you use.

 

Can you put the pallets 3 wide next to each other?
I would not load them that way (as originally loaded).
I am surprised they did not shift sooner.

 

Should have been blocked in to keep from shifting in the first place.