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I can see the two trolleys at the bottom and one balanced across, but what's blokey standing on? Surely the seat on the top shopping trolley wouldn't hold him. Is there another stool or something in the basket too?!!
Posted
Give them a small bit of credit, he's got someone supporting his trolleys! Often people don't foot ladders when they need them to be footed
Posted
Looks perfectly safe to me. Large platform area, footed at the base by a co-worker, he's not over-reaching or twisting his body. The only thing potentially missing is a hazard cone ;)
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Obviously the problem lies with the make of platform. Everyone knows Asda trolleys are only supposed to be used for small men, Tesco trolleys for medium sized men, and Sainsbury's for large men.

 

These guys need a Sainsbury's trolley!

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To be perfectly frank....I wouldn't trust any of you with health and safety, having seen your answers to this.

 

It is quite obvious to anyone with the merest hint of intelligence that he is a trolley short, and is working at an unsafe height. He should NOT be reaching up, but instead should be crouching down a little.

 

The four trolley system is the only correct way!

:D:D:D

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Poor bloke, being exposed to the muck that is obviously be blown out of the extractors - it's coloured the wall above black, just think what it's doing to his lungs! He should have been given some respiratory gear... that's just shocking.
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For heavens sakes, can't any of you detect the lead in the paint?!?

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