Warning: Graphic (But Not That Graphic) Example of a Workplace Accident and Forklift Operator Danger
Safely operating a forklift requires awareness of the conditions at your workplace. Forklifts are used for picking up, transporting, stacking and unstacking loads. 

Working in a foundry presents a range of work health and safety risks including:
• explosion and burns from molten metal and other hot materials 
• respiratory effects from exposure to gases, vapors, fumes and dusts
• skin effects from contact with corrosive or sensitizing chemicals
• eye damage from light radiation, metal fragments, dusts, and chemical splashes
• heat stress, heat stroke, and fatigue from hot working conditions
• slips, trips, and falls
• joint, muscle sprains and strains
• physical injuries from machinery and equipment e.g. by entanglement or crushing
• health effects from machinery and equipment e.g. caused by vibration and noise.
The video takes place in a warehouse-type environment, likely a metal recycling or processing facility.  The danger is an uncontrolled fire that rapidly erupts when a forklift operator appears to accidentally dump a load of potentially flammable material into a furnace. There are no visible warning signs, and the operator does not appear to be wearing any specialized safety gear. Given the environment and the lack of visible safety precautions, it's likely a professional is operating the forklift. The flames engulf the forklift, posing a severe risk of burns or even death to the operator.  Even if the operator escaped the initial blast, the potential aftermath includes severe burns, smoke inhalation, and potential long-term health consequences.