IHaveNoIdea
Food and Beverage "Expert"
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2019
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- 42
So the last few days of work I had to leave early because I've had pain in my knees. It didn't used to be that bad and tried to just ignore it. Several months ago I pulled a milk pallet, and that time I felt an enormous strain on my legs. Why it has to be stacked six crates high and with nine columns is beyond me. Like a moron, I said nothing, and just went on without reporting it. I've even pushed milk pallets again since then. However, now not only do both my knees hurt, but one "pops" on a regular basis just while walking. I'm hoping with outside physical therapy this gets better, but I think I'm going to quit. Luckily I haven't had to push milk pallets for awhile as I was put almost exclusively on dry market the past few months.
I've noticed recently that some individuals, mainly Tls use a powerjack to push the pallets, but no one trains the typical team members to use them., and if you aren't trained, you can't use them. I feel like this shit could be avoided if regular tms are trained to use a power jack to push milk pallets rather than strain oneself to pull so much from one side of the store to the other. Anyone else go through this?
I've noticed recently that some individuals, mainly Tls use a powerjack to push the pallets, but no one trains the typical team members to use them., and if you aren't trained, you can't use them. I feel like this shit could be avoided if regular tms are trained to use a power jack to push milk pallets rather than strain oneself to pull so much from one side of the store to the other. Anyone else go through this?