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I get it when its unnecessary like here, but working for a few retailers, I've been at multiple jobs where is physically impossible to get a pallet in without turning the forklift at height, also your comments slightly invalidated by the existence of swing reaches... Those are directly designed to turn the pallet itself at height, granted they're designed for it so stability of the platform is not a issue, anyways as far as osha and the manufacturer is concerned you can make small movements such turns so long as your following the load plate of the equipment

Good luck doing that in 15 ft wide aisle, you gonna have hard time getting out of there without manuevering. Amazon follows your rule, because they make their aisle wider to fit 2 stockpickers side by side. However, people that use end riders will make their aisles narrowers to save space.

@@xyero4399 you don't need to turn in the air in a 15 wide aisle with a narrow aisle reach(at least with standard 40x48 pallets), 12 or less maybe, regardless there's nothing wrong with minor maneuvers in the air

Yes, you do this is good work method. You are going to have hard time hitting (Amazon) 30-50 (Walmart) pallets per hour doing this "safe" method. I have seen people flipping pallets over or knocking racking due to sticking pallets following that logic. Safe method is a scam and insurance policy that company use to hold employee that cause incidents. However, it was never used to engineer their production standards.

@@xyero4399 agree.....100%, they want MORE orders, more job done..safety rules have been fucked