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Walk onto the floor of almost any automotive recycling center today. Look at the sorting zones. You have engine blocks, axles, and heavy irregular scrap piled up. Forklifts are flying blind around the Heavy Duty Auto Parts Racking. What do operations managers usually do to separate the dangerous teardown equipment

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