doomkeeper60
Member
I am a 17 year old who works at UPS, my supervisor said i was taking to long to clean trucks. Hpw long do you think it should take to clean the windows, sides and back?
Cleaning UPS trucks
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Anonymous 10
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As long as it takes.
PASinterference
Yes, I know I'm working late.
UPS still cleans trucks? I need to post some pics of the pc I drive.My customers call it "The Nasty Wagon".
wo88upsman
Well-Known Member
I have been working here longer than your are old and have never even seen them clean our windows!!!
doomkeeper60
Member
can you get fired for going to slow?
PASinterference
Yes, I know I'm working late.
He is trying to tell you to do less cleaning and more getting off the clock before he gets chewed out by his bean counting superior.You will learn the language with time.
doomkeeper60
Member
yeah usually i get 3 hours a night
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anonymous6
Guest
to be 17 again, i was pumping gas for 2.50 an hr and then drinking it all up on weekends.
rod
Retired 22 years
I did that too back when I used to siphon gas-------it tastes terrible.
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
how are you hired at 17??
did you lie or is someone in HR going to get fired for this?
did you lie or is someone in HR going to get fired for this?
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splozi
Guest
Are truck cleaners union?
Catatonic
Nine Lives
It depends on the state.
In Georgia, UPS hires at 17 if the parents sign and get the form notarized.
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htown0721
Guest
We have a guy who goes up and down each pen during the night shift cleaning the windows of every truck. He takes forever to clean each window and his job seems so boring. Yet, I am jealous every time I walk out of one load and head into another and there he is cleaning the windows taking his time. Enjoy it and work as instructed but always remember the harder you work the higher the expectations are for tomorrow.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
I cleaned PC for over ten years, roughly 4 per hour including hosing out the cab floor.
I was always amazed at just how much stuff can collect in those door tracks.
At least one a month , I also did the interiors of all the glass.
Doing a wet wash, always start scrubbing at the bottom, in an overlapping motion like a sideways number 8 and a quick up & down motion on the topside.
This will increase your cleaning, after all the bottom sections gets the most dirt.
And always remember to soap up & rinse the mirrors.
I was always amazed at just how much stuff can collect in those door tracks.
At least one a month , I also did the interiors of all the glass.
Doing a wet wash, always start scrubbing at the bottom, in an overlapping motion like a sideways number 8 and a quick up & down motion on the topside.
This will increase your cleaning, after all the bottom sections gets the most dirt.
And always remember to soap up & rinse the mirrors.
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
Tell sup it takes time collecting all the full pee bottles.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
In my 23 years I have yet to pee in to a bottle. I guess I was just raised differently. To be fair, there are quite a few trees in rural upstate NY that have my DNA.
One of our 22.3's retired recently so carwashing has taken a back seat until he is replaced. The other day I pulled in, off loaded the packages, punched out and then hosed down the interior of the PC, including the cab and all shelves, pulled out the mats and got rid of all of the crap that had built up in there. Took me about 10-15 minutes. Time well spent.
One of our 22.3's retired recently so carwashing has taken a back seat until he is replaced. The other day I pulled in, off loaded the packages, punched out and then hosed down the interior of the PC, including the cab and all shelves, pulled out the mats and got rid of all of the crap that had built up in there. Took me about 10-15 minutes. Time well spent.
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