1. Header & Pallet Setter
Bar Nunn, WY

2. Process Before
We were setting headers & pallets with the forks or chains.

3. Hazards Swinging loads Crush by Struck by Suspended loads
Damage to equipment

4. Process After
Two Lead Employees developed a forklift attachment.

5. Process
Attachment has arms with slots that hold the header or pallet in place.
There is a pin that secures the header pallet on the attachment.
Once the pallet or header is set you pull the pins out of the arms to release them from the attachment.
Safety Chain secure attachment to forklift

6. Material to Fabricate Attachment
(2) 6” X 12” X 6’ Square Tubing
(2) 3” X 3” X 4’-7” Square Tubing
(4) 6” X 12” X ½” Flat Bar, cut out notches for pallets & headers
(4) 5/8” Nuts & Bolts
(4) 3/8” pins for arm pin holes

7. End Product

8. Securement Pins

9. Advantages Eliminated the Struck By Hazard
Eliminated the Crush By/Fall Hazard
Reduced amount of time to set headers/pallets
Reduced or eliminated damage to equipment

10. Header & Pallet Setter