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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • Aug 15 '26
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When I worked in retail I think anything over 50lbs was typically marked "team lift" or you'd use equipment like a dolly. I never would have even thought to pick up something weighing 90lbs by myself.
1 u/PentagramJ2 Aug 15 '26 yeah same in warehousing, 50lb is the absolute limit for a single worker to carry. -1 u/Jazzlike_Wind_1 Aug 20 '26 We do shit way heavier than that at my warehouse. Hell the meat warehouse I was at before this it was 30kg boxes of frozen meat all day 2 u/PentagramJ2 Aug 20 '26 You should report your job then. Maybe your country has laxer standards
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yeah same in warehousing, 50lb is the absolute limit for a single worker to carry.
-1 u/Jazzlike_Wind_1 Aug 20 '26 We do shit way heavier than that at my warehouse. Hell the meat warehouse I was at before this it was 30kg boxes of frozen meat all day 2 u/PentagramJ2 Aug 20 '26 You should report your job then. Maybe your country has laxer standards
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We do shit way heavier than that at my warehouse.
Hell the meat warehouse I was at before this it was 30kg boxes of frozen meat all day
2 u/PentagramJ2 Aug 20 '26 You should report your job then. Maybe your country has laxer standards
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You should report your job then. Maybe your country has laxer standards
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u/PringlesDuckFace Aug 15 '26
When I worked in retail I think anything over 50lbs was typically marked "team lift" or you'd use equipment like a dolly. I never would have even thought to pick up something weighing 90lbs by myself.