Color Of Danger (1970)
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2017
- Gives tips for safety on fork lift trucks.
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Good old days when Joe had all five fingers
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Lol
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Good ol’ Three Finger Joe
That damn grinder
I wish they added the “shake hands with danger” guitar riff
Lol it probably didnt exist yet, but if it did that would've been cool
The jazz soundtrack is pretty amazing.
@@Sage-qd6tf Yes, this was produced 10 years before Shake hands with danger.
@@connorstohl6050 and when Joe had all 5 fingers
@@Sage-qd6tf pfpppppppppp❤❤r
This reminds me of shake hands with danger
Three finger joe!!
*guitar rift plays*
James Mc Mahon I thought this was the same one
We were doing our yearly safety training this past week, and watched those videos. Crazy!!! Guys are still making same mistakes all these decades later.
Same company I think
Who else got this in the recommended after watching Shake Hands With Danger ?
Edit: Thanks for the likes guys
Edit 2: wow I just checked and I have 683 likes! Thank you!
No way sameeee
Lol me too
Me
Me
Yep
8:01 good thing the bricklayers forgot to mortar those blocks together!
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Mortar just wasn’t that strong back then.
chief tp Back when the paint had good old Lead and Arsenic in it!
@@manitoba-op4jx yeah no shit he was joking
He did everybody a favor and took care of that sharp turn.
My diesel tech instructor back in 2009 showed us this on one of the first days of class for fun after all the safety talk. Bernie if you are out there, you were the best teacher I ever had.
"Where traction may be a problem, reduce your speed. Or, make sure you can swim." Best advice ever
Ted Kennedy call your office...
6:30 did anyone else have the evil dissatisfaction of not seeing that guy fly out of the trailer and into the dock end?
I thought maybe he was going to go through the floor of the trailer with an overloaded fork truck. I saw that happen once.
As a forklift driver, I can’t believe they had actors do half of the stunts. The side tip over was especially butt clenching, could have made diamonds, let alone the front tip.
Have a word with your union boss. No actors allowed in the work place :-)
It was a great stunt!
Damn they even chuged the whole forklift in the water with a guy jumping out of it mid air.
Looked like they did it twice in two different areas. Look at the posts on the dock and the side of the forklift the guy jumps from, they change.
They didn't cut corners back in the day. Gotta sink a fork lift or two if you're gonna make a real man's safety video!
@@PeterB12345 That fuckin madlad at 2:17 takes the cake for me
@@ToastbrotRaver Full clip of that at 11:54
Back before photoshop, had to run the forklift into the water to make a point.
I like how the driver who hit the temporary steam line skedaddled out of there before his boss got there.
3:17 That's some oscar winning acting right there.
These days the most dangerous thing in this video when the guy is is flirting with the secretary.
they used to call me hr lawsuit todd
@@ianthompson2802 Represented by the law office of Dewey, Cheetham & Howe
Here's another way to be remembered, and not fondly.
A liberal union whiner.
Wtf are u talking about she was clearly into it
Best pickup line, I'm forklift certified.
8:50 - music starts getting sexy and sultry (cue saxophones) when he starts checking the oil. Wtf?
1970s music.
Pushing in and pulling out a well lubed dipstick sometimes requires romantic music.
The soundtrack of my life.
Oh yeah check that oil oh do it slow now
Bow chika bow wow🎷🎵
I remember before I was forklift certified no girls wanted me now I'm certified and have a new girl home every night.
with girl you mean your forklift right?
Gee whiz mister, I wanna be a forklift guy too!
Certification is over rated
I'm a Certified Psychopath,
That fact has never help me with women
@@javeedsultan8484 genius
@@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus You can be Dave. With a little hard work and attention to safety, well I would say you could be a swell fork lift operator.
Too bad this film transfer cuts off short it was actually quite interesting to watch!
How come they cut it so short
@@ronaldkrurk3424 It could have been damaged - my channel has a lot of 16mm film transfers on & it's pot luck when it comes to condition when buying them - some transfers go fine, others are messy such as no salvagable audio, damaged sections, etc
@Georg Andexler Andexler I still like the german one where Klaus clears the entire factory on his first day!
It must have been so fun to record this video. Flipping a forklift, crashing it through a wall, smashing stuff. And from the acting, I suppose those guys actually did work in the field, so they got to do all that stuff that usually is a no-no!
8:30 That's some pretty sexy forklift inspecting music.
Yeah check them levels oh yeah slower now
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The color of danger...
Guitar riff... shaking hands with danger...
Me: "I may be three finger Joe, but I'm forklift certified."
Her: "Marry me."
Does watching this make me a certified fork lift operator?
Yes,yes it does.
No, you need to stack pallets first.
Yes
I'd love to watch this film but I don't have time, I have to operate heavy equipment in crowded work places.
I watch this while operating equipment.
I watch this while smoking a joint as i drive a big truck.
Call Osha
This video fixes America’s whole “dehumanized safety” issue. You need to be accountable for these kinds of things.
WOW! they actually drove a for truck into the ocean for the video. thats dedication! not to mention all those cans and broken glass panels to clean up.
My boss was like... yo just load that shit i gotta go.. and im like but boss ive never operated a forklift...tells me ill figure it out. Hahaha
come on im sure it was one of those 70s videos talking about burning your eyes out and killing infants for turning the lights on wrong
Damn he's having you shake hands with danger
That's exactly how I learned how to operate the Moffet on our flatbed.
Lol, sounds like the day i learned to run a backhoe, worked at a zoo and had an acre of elephant shit that needed moving to a new compost pile. I asked if anyone knew how to run the thing and everybody just shrugged and told me to go figure it out. By the end of the day i was scooping poo like a pro and releveled the acre with fresh sand.
I want a towmotor safety coloring book now.
"Everything's in red...!"
"Yeah, I know!"
That was just a regular day at that warehouse. Yes, they're hiring.
Each one of those operators and factory men were making a good living wage.
well aged i went with my late dad too his works and saw a guy get hand cut off by the sawmills circular saw very messy, they reatacted his hand at hospital but it was never the same again
I watched this film at a safety meeting in 1973 at the paper mill where I used to work. We all laughed when the fork truck went off the dock into the water!
Thanks for putting this ol' classic out there A/V Geeks.
I reckon everyone should see this one, once a year!
I saw the full "unedited"version as part of the lead up to getting my
"forkie's ticket", thass what it's called in Australia,
It was a two day course , when I got mine.
Actually, the correct name for it is "a licence to perform hi risk work"
"That's one hell of a way to stop a truck." I laughed at his remark because I was thinking along the same thought.
1999 I got certified for forklift operator at Walmart (before cameras everywhere) 1 month after buddy in shipping and receiving gives me the finger and moons me ! Ofcourse I chase him with a forklift!, laughs until I side swipe a 2 stack pallet of coke glasses. Ahhj the good old days ,boss chewed us out pretty good but he was on ALOT of vicodin.
8:06 Bob disappears to the men’s room to say he was taking a shit when someone else drove his lift truck into the wall.
Bob is a 'real' pro.
Dude!! That was awesome when buddy laid the forklift on its side.
no special effects here
Back in the good old days when they were willing to waste perfectly good forklifts for a training film
I love these old educational movies. I recommend watching "Staplerfahrer Klaus", German forklift fun. They took the ed theme as far as it goes...
K-mart garden center tow mother training , haha I remember this. It was old then, now it’s a classic
Wow, haven't watched this since 1987 when it was part of my first year apprentice training as a fitter and machinist. I always have remembered the lady trying to bend the end of the tine with her face.
Love 08:10 You DO NOT interrupt a mechanic that is fixing safety equipment.
Should've had a do not operate tag
As forklift driver these lines are so true. Seen many such workers over the years :D
"Only now and then will you find an exeption."
"The one who takes chances."
"The guy who is too busy to read his manual to learn the rules."
"The guy who fails to follow instructions"
50 years on and the advice is still valid.
@2:22 "So, most professional operators heed the warning signs, they look for..... The Color Of Danger." *Sexy saxophone music starts playing.*
The accidents are so over the top and amusing that it keeps your attention and probably did the job it was intended to do. Who wants to watch a safety film....we do! lol
I see Towmater's cousin, Towmotor.
Epic Safety Vid! Couldn’t make a Vid like this ever again!
Mad Props to those Stunt Drivers!
Als Servicetechniker für Flurförderfahrzeuge ist es schön zu sehen wie sicher die Maschinen 50 Jahre später sind 🙂
Die haben halt einiges dazu gelernt, dank Klaus.
es hat sich überhaupt nichts geändert und sind auch heute noch immer wieder die gleichen Art von Unfälle.
Very fun to watch! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Just subscribed. Bought a tractor, had minimal knowledge of safety. Your videos helped me greatly, and I still have 5 fingers to a hand.
04:31 happened at my workplace, but it was the water pipe, took 30 minutes to find the valve to stop the water, place was completely flooded :D
4:30 knew someone who died in exactly this way after striking a toluene supply pipe.
I was hoping for something like "Forklift driver Klaus."
Classic
That was legitimately shown to me, when I started a practical training at a company back then. Staplerfahrer Klaus is still pretty attention grabbing and inforamtive.
@@DornAlien123 Everyone saw that Film at Training :D
It's basically the same stuff put into a different movie genre ;-)
@@KimJongFunny you mean Klassic?
Yessss! I love these. Thank you!!!!!!!!
THAT WAS THE MOST METAL THING IVE EVER SEEN HOLY MACKEREL
I remember watching this and shake hands with danger in tech school. I wish I could remember the other one we watched because it really burned safety into your head because it was gruesome
Maybe the chainsaw one
They really took their chances with these stunts for a safety video
Yeah, some of those guys took some pretty solid hits.
5:24 that was pretty bad ass actually !
It's funny that this is so old that the titles from the beginning were actually in a book that someone had to flip through.
More like the good old days when you could watch youtube without annoying ads!!! Thanks geeks!
Sorry I mean 2005 era not the actual good old days which would be 1920s....
yeah, i know, you long for the days of the klan, but polio was a pain in the ass.
2:18 can you imagine being the guy they call to wreck and do various stunts on a forklift?
Tokyo drift
There is better stunt work in this educational video than most Hollywood movies these days.
This video did not disappoint!
Wow! Great theme music!
Oh................. That music............. It's, so, so............, stimulating.
You know it's gonna be a quality flick when they start right off with "Award Winning Film"!
Things I've learned from this and Shake Hands With Danger: If you have employees named Joe, Harry, or Bob, they are the most dangerous.
Harry ... Swartz. 😄🧐
That intro was fuckin POPPIN! What a soundtrack
6:15 - I think most docks today lock the trailer to the dock. They don't rely on the truck's brakes.
When the forklift guy started chatting it up with the office lady I heard the song shake hands with danger due to todays metoo times xD
The Prequel to Shake Hands With Danger, I've been looking for this forever!
Nothing like having a safety training in the morning just before going to work.
Ah, the 70s.. this is so A-team (esp music and voice)
2:00 this guys shocked face makes this video gold by itself.
Exactly! lol
Music on 8.35 - passionate love of driver to his truck
You know it's bad when I look at 3:46 and think "ok someone needs to stand on the back of that"
Hahahaha bruh that’s what everyone does in the movie
These old time safety vids .are great they actually have very prof. Stuntmen .the guy at the start that spins the rev. 1 wheel lay down 360 was awesome.
That was some hardcore shit! Lol
As a Order picker operator, I wish people at my job watch this video, both on and off equipment.
I couldn't tell you how many stop signs are passed, and how many times people blindly walk out into busy aisles
There is a significant portion of the video missing in this. It stops just before the guy gets crushed, and there is still more danger to color after. Watched this for my forklift certification in '95.
2:18 when the eurobeat comes on but you weren't prepared.
I’m a member of NSC, pretty cool to see that logo the same as it now.
I remember this. Use to show this to new hires during orientation in the oil field.
I didnt look for this. but watched iit none the less. Now I feel competent to drive a forklift in Shenmue
👍 Thank you for the video!
great videos ...sometimes very funny👍👍😊😊🤣🤣
Nifty lil video!!!
SHE GOT THE 11 MINUTE POKE HE WAS SMILING ABOUT ..SHE STARTED IT WITH A FRONTAL JOB
I've had to sit through 100's of safety films in the industry I work. The old Cat. ones are some of the best least boring I've seen.
'ol 3 finger Joe' is haunting my reccomend for you videos.
Great old timey feel I love it!!!
It's not from the 1910s. That would be olde-tymey.
I half expected a freeze-frame as the guy separates from the truck as it goes over the pier, with his name then coming up on screen... "Starring Brock Taylor as Frank Smith"
Then the film resume to show the splashdown.
Worth it for the Dragnet style trumpets
"A real pro would never fail to take into account loosely secured containers and he would use special care when working at this height......" You mean like lifting his forks so he doesn't pull the entire stack over when he backs out?
I love these they are so cool
For such an old video its quite interesting
6:33 this is the most important thing out of this video. You can't trust anyone to watch your back. Besides it's yours. Take care of it.
Someone really should re-edit this to include the shake hands with danger music whenever the bad things happen.
Yay! Men on the job looking for the right colour in pen.
These old videos are great, I just started watching this one and I couldn’t help but wonder, if ol 3 fingers Bob is going to appear in this one?
Man that steamy saxophone had me feeling confused when he was talking about how some men just sense the color red.