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Mr Sworld

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I took, and passed, my forklift license last month. Not directly related to being a sparks but it's a feather in my cap.

Does anyone else take courses not directly related to the trade but could be 'handy'?

 
I have first aid, oxygen administration & rescue management qualifications. But thats another story.

 
15mph tops! However when I hit a traffic jam I can 'fork' them out of the way!

 
Thanks mate! :D So, does anyone one need things lifted up high? Because I'm your man! ;)
If Mr Sworld is busy you can always call on me for Counter balance, Reach, or 4 way Omni Directional 8.5 mtrs no problem .

http://cotops.co.uk/gallery/albums/March2July-2006/PICT2666.jpg

Ive also been known to put up racking from time to time.

http://ww.cotops.co.uk/images/racking/new%208%20rack%20d.jpg

http://ww.cotops.co.uk/images/racking/new%20flt%20c.jpg

I can also edge a kitchen worktop with little more than a half round file and contact adhesive.

http://ww.cotops.co.uk/images/at%20work/030604q.jpg

 
I was lucky to work for an employer that believed in the right tools for the job, the red fork lift was a special , 1.5 tonnes at 8.5 mtrs on a counter balance was unheard of almost everything about that truck was a special build.

From the extra wide front tyres the the hydralic spreading forks to allow for the smallest of pallets to its more regular 4.1 mtr loads

 
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