From Construction Worker to Now Engineer
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good for him
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since i working in a warehouse now...i know i'll need to do just more than drive forklift...i just wanna enhance my earning power only....Originally posted by FBI:i think ard there or more.. but u don jus drive forklift, u need to carry goods on pallets and do some other things as well..
u wanna drrive forklift is it?
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forklift need licaense. more established firms requires u to have license. if any accident at least they can answer.Originally posted by FBI:hmm i jus learnt how to drive a forklift on my own without license so does that means i can be a forklift driver in future?
some family business run bosses close one eye. if u can drive no license most prob they close one eye let u handle easy lifting tasks. just be careful.
get a license and class4 better. very useful both for work and personal use. even non logistic people (e. g sales, engineers etc) get drivers' lic can apply with their work and job scopes when travelling required -
I'm a qualify forklift driver and I'm not paid extra for driving a forklift. Only extra risk!Originally posted by kengkia:does forklift driver earning good?say ard 1.6k...?got? -
hmmm...but for my side those with forklift licenses are paid more be it perm staff or temp staff...Originally posted by Manager433:I'm a qualify forklift driver and I'm not paid extra for driving a forklift. Only extra risk!
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You sure everybody work hard? Some go to work because monthly salary are confirm being paid. Most will skive like surfing sgforumlah, daydreamlah, use company time and phone to talk to gf/bflah or simply 'jiak jua' and all the time pretend to be busyOriginally posted by Seven_Dragon:ya lo... big deal... everyone here works hard what... you tot money falls from sky... -
from sweeper to store clerk store clerk to sweeper tide
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Next time, you will see the reverse.
From engineer to construction worker.
Really.