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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 1349847" data-attributes="member: 14668"><p>In the 27 years that I have been with UPS, I have yet to see one tangible accomplishment on the part of our "safety committee".</p><p></p><p>I've seen lots of doughnuts and posters, and I've heard lots of acronyms and buzz words, but when it comes to actually <em>fixing</em> safety issues they are essentially worthless.</p><p></p><p>UPS corporate policy is that the "safety committees" will not discuss or make any changes to our equipment, facilities, policies or procedures. The committees exist for one purpose, and that is to comply with an OSHA mandate. It is not expected, nor is it desired, that they will ever actually accomplish anything because accomplishments cost the company money.</p><p></p><p> "Safety committees" are an adult version of the Student Governments we used to have back in junior high school, in charge of posters and proms and deciding when Funny Hat day will be, and I'm pretty sure that most members are trying to make up for the fact that they didn't get to be Student Body Presidents or hall monitors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soberups, post: 1349847, member: 14668"] In the 27 years that I have been with UPS, I have yet to see one tangible accomplishment on the part of our "safety committee". I've seen lots of doughnuts and posters, and I've heard lots of acronyms and buzz words, but when it comes to actually [I]fixing[/I] safety issues they are essentially worthless. UPS corporate policy is that the "safety committees" will not discuss or make any changes to our equipment, facilities, policies or procedures. The committees exist for one purpose, and that is to comply with an OSHA mandate. It is not expected, nor is it desired, that they will ever actually accomplish anything because accomplishments cost the company money. "Safety committees" are an adult version of the Student Governments we used to have back in junior high school, in charge of posters and proms and deciding when Funny Hat day will be, and I'm pretty sure that most members are trying to make up for the fact that they didn't get to be Student Body Presidents or hall monitors. [/QUOTE]
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