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How many men does it take to change a light bulb?


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Weekly Newsletter Edition #3 
Thursday 04th Sept 2014 
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At Statewide Forklift we believe in helping our customers, by ensuring that you are aware of OH&S and WH&S standards for your forklifting needs. Please never hesitate to contact us, we are more than happy to help you!
Statewide Forklift Safety Fail Joke
How many men does it take to change a light bulb???TWO!!! One to drive the forklift and one to change it! OK, all jokes aside, the safest way to change a light bulb if you do have high ceilings is to use a work platform. Please do not try what is depicted in this picture at home. 
A Work Platform is an attachment you can purchase for your forklift and are designed to be used to change light bulbs, do stock takes or any other maintenance that you cannot reach using a ladder. Work platforms can only carry two people at one time and should only be used while the forklift is stationary. The Work platform comes flat packed and with slipper locking pins and two harness anchor rings. Order yours today for $899+GSTContact us today if you would like more information on a Work Platform for your forklift!
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Phone: 07 5482 7600
Fax: 07 5482 1540
Email: sales@statewideforklift.com.au
www.statewideforklift.com.au10 Waddell Road
P.O. Box 40
Gympie QLD 4570

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