cino321
Well-Known Member
Quit calling the center. Sheet it as it is, bad address and missed.
Since when is a bad address (NSN, NSS, etc.) missed?
Quit calling the center. Sheet it as it is, bad address and missed.
Since some dumba** center manager,dm, or DM decided that we are having too many NSN/NSS packages for the clerks to look up. They got the bright idea of making them missed so the driver(needing to avoide service failures) will clerk them on area. OF course we all know that this only works on a few drivers and puts the rest with a target on their back, but so be it. Again, of course this "program" only last for a week or so.Since when is a bad address (NSN, NSS, etc.) missed?
Ya, our ctr does as well but there are those that seem to feel this does not apply to them. Just the other day some one dropped a misload at the UPS store with my name on it. Wasn't mine, so I left it and called it in. I was told I had to go get it and del it later, told em sorry can't get back there before they close.Our center requires us to notify them pronto of any misloaded packages.
Our center requires us to notify them pronto of any misloaded packages.
They are worried that when you sheet a package as damaged, they will automatically have to pay a claim on it. That is why they want you to bring it back to the building or get it out of your car in the morning. I am sure preload is told not to load damaged boxes.
The Same in my building
I know that they are inspecting more pks. that look damaged now than they ever did in the past since we have PAS. Have you ever had a package that was damaged, told not to sheet them, and the customer come up to you looking for it? They say that it was out for delivery today, what have you told them? I've had this happen to me and I tell them that, yes, my board is telling me that you have a pkg. today but it must be on a different truck. As soon as I get it I will bring it to you. Do you tell them that I do have it but it looks like someone ran it over with a car?
Since when is a bad address (NSN, NSS, etc.) missed?
I tell them the package looked to be damaged and is being inspected. I follow that up by telling them it’s much easier for the customer to get a replacement if we send it back ASAP. Most folks appreciate honesty in those situations. Plus, now the customer knows the package isn’t going to arrive.
Absolutely correct Pudg!!! As I eluded in my previous post, if your told to do something questionable, question it. If your not completely satisfied with the answer get the directive in writing. As he said, CYA!!!
What were you trying to run away and hide from?
Your right. I'm sorry Mrs. Inkstram. Your deadly with that red pen. I will allude rather than elude in the future. Thank for your tutelage.
Did any of you oldtimers get the Mrs. Inkstram reference?
yah like i got to get my reds done before noon and sheet all my blues lolFunny how we hold onto obsolete terms.
How often do any of you actually "sheet" packages?