Riiiight. And I don't care if my paycheck is accurate either....$480...$450...eh, close enough. It's not that they don't care....it's that they're smart enough not to set their expectations too high.Most of the drivers in my center don't care if they're in perfect order, as long as an 8260 is on the 8000 shelf, a 3740 on the 3000 shelf, etc....
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Well you have a point there...lol.Riiiight. And I don't care if my paycheck is accurate either....$480...$450...eh, close enough. It's not that they don't care....it's that they're smart enough not to set their expectations too high.
Most of the drivers in my center don't care if they're in perfect order, as long as an 8260 is on the 8000 shelf, a 3740 on the 3000 shelf, etc....
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Riiiight. And I don't care if my paycheck is accurate either....$480...$450...eh, close enough. It's not that they don't care....it's that they're smart enough not to set their expectations too high.
Management prevent that problem in my building by not allowing loaders to load hazmats. I have never loaded a hazmat in a PC....ever lol.If you have multiple boxes with the same HIN and one or two are too big load the small ones in HIN order, drop the big ones to the floor, and mark the ones on the shelf with a down arrow. Mark the top and/or side of the floor one(s) with the HIN number if the label isn't visible. This is assuming you using a marker instead of ripping labels.
I can't even get my loader to load hazmats on the floor, he thinks I'm crazy and started loading orm-d's to the floor and keeps putting hazmats on the shelf and only pulling papers roughly 50% of the time. I've tried explaining multiple times but I just check the entire truck before leaving now.
My favorite is the PT sup who tells them...just jam the bulk in....and let the drivers deal with it. Yeah I'll get right on that. I don't waltz into the office, slap the DM's **** out of your mouth n tell you how to do your job, do I?? lolYeah big stuff on the floor and dont ever put something on a shelf where it doesnt go unless you tell the driver. I wanted to strangle a part time sup who was telling new preloaders to "fill in the holes"
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