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<blockquote data-quote="JonFrum" data-source="post: 784742" data-attributes="member: 18044"><p>Normally anyone bumping their head on a package car or air container would not show up on a District Safety Report. It doesn't mean it doesn't happen all the time, just that it wasn't serious enough to file a report on.</p><p> </p><p>Most full-time and part-time jobs are bidable according to the Contract.</p><p> </p><p>While employees are obligated to work smart and safe, it is the Company that initially creates the work environment. The employees must play the hands they are dealt. UPS is under obligation to provide safe work environments, and to adjust work environments by various labor laws, federal and state OSHA regulations, the Americans With Disabilities Act, Corporate Settlement Agreements, the National and Supplemental Contracts, the Safety Committee, and UPS Policy.</p><p> </p><p>UPSers are INSTRUCTED to follow the Five Steps to Avoid Slips and Falls. You are suppose to be looking <u>down</u>, looking toward your next step, scanning your walk path.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JonFrum, post: 784742, member: 18044"] Normally anyone bumping their head on a package car or air container would not show up on a District Safety Report. It doesn't mean it doesn't happen all the time, just that it wasn't serious enough to file a report on. Most full-time and part-time jobs are bidable according to the Contract. While employees are obligated to work smart and safe, it is the Company that initially creates the work environment. The employees must play the hands they are dealt. UPS is under obligation to provide safe work environments, and to adjust work environments by various labor laws, federal and state OSHA regulations, the Americans With Disabilities Act, Corporate Settlement Agreements, the National and Supplemental Contracts, the Safety Committee, and UPS Policy. UPSers are INSTRUCTED to follow the Five Steps to Avoid Slips and Falls. You are suppose to be looking [U]down[/U], looking toward your next step, scanning your walk path. [/QUOTE]
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