RSSBest Work Safety Video EVAR: Forklift Driver Klaus
By Alex in Video Clips on Apr 20, 2008 at 3:48 pm
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Shervin
This reminds me of the final destination movies with all of the absurd deaths. Overall, I think its a great instructional movie. I learned my lesson.
Aeris
Muhihihi, it’s been such a long time since i last saw this… about time it made it on here 
t
maybe it’s obvious, but i think you should include a note to clarify that this is a parody of the “instructional film” genre, not just a crazy German thing. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289477/
hansel
i don’t think this is funny, my buddy Hans was impaled by a forklift, then chopped in two by a runaway chainsaw. laugh it up friends, while i go put flowers on his grave.
CheeseDuck
Klaus didn’t learn his fork lifting procedures very well did he?
Alannah
I fail to see the humor in these senseless deaths. Why did the camera man keep rolling film? Why didn’t someone get Klaus off the damn forklift? Why do you need a chainsaw in a warehouse, anyway?
Namowal
Ha ha! Classic. From the same country that gave the world Struwwelpeter
cuimhne
Old but good It’s a proper short film as I recall, not just a joke thing.
Fran
On a different note. Am I the only one that’s sick and tired of the “EVAR”. Reminds me of Valley Girl speak from the 80s and like VG speak, needs to totally disappear. Enough already.
stacyj
Looks like the video’s been removed from Youtube at this point. Though in reading the comments I think I’m kind of glad I missed it – I realize it’s just meant for humorous purposes but seeing violent accidents always really -gets- to me no matter how staged they are, I’m a whuss when it comes to those things …
As for the “EVAR” – strangely enough I still rather like it, it’s obviously being used in a semi-mocking sense, not actually trying to be like the Valley Girls so much as appropriating their speech for humorous effect … So yeah … “EVAR,” still funny; “humorous” injuries/death, not so much – that about sums it up for me!
Jacques
Man, that was like a video of all the stupid things we used to do with forklifts when I worked at a brewery (labatt) in the early 80s. My foreman once had me stand on a pallet and he lifted me to the top of a row of beer that was leaning kind of precariously. The next morning the entire row fell down (this was when we went from stubby bottles to the long neck bottles and they hadn’t figured out how to stack them yet). another time, we get a little pissed befoer the friday night shift, and when I jumped on my forklift for said foreman, he asked me to shift a pallet off the palletizer and I wasn’t paying attention and rammed the forks through the bottom row of boxes. pop pop pop pop
don’t drink and drive a forklift.
I’m really pretty lucky to be alive.
Robert
I am sad to think that “Klaus” was a parody, just because it is so brilliant.
So, I nominate “Shake Hands with Danger” as best genuine safety movie. See link for embedded video.
http://www.archive.org/details/ShakeHan1970
“…May be frightening and surprising to some viewers, and contains great country-style song by a Johnny Cash-soundalike.”
aaron
oops, video is no longer available on here or on youtube.com either.
SteakAndAlePie
While this originally was not an instruction video it is now shown regulary. Seriously, many friends have reported their instructor showing them this movie.
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Ali S.
I laughed so hard watching this.
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