Most misloads by a single person you've heard of

[retiredTxfeeder]

When I was a package driver, sometimes they would add a split to my car. Now, they should tell you these things before you leave, but it doesn't always happen that way. If I was in no way notified that I had extra work on me from another route, I would consider every package as misloads. It happened often.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

When I was a package driver, sometimes they would add a split to my car. Now, they should tell you these things before you leave, but it doesn't always happen that way. If I was in no way notified that I had extra work on me from another route, I would consider every package as misloads. It happened often.

Packages PAL'd to you are not misloads.

 

[Das Boots]

I've had 6-8 total one day loading 3 trucks when I first started. Never received an Ad-cut sheet to remove them.

 

[Chaser88]

I managed to have 20 because a bagger mistagged my bag.

 

[Cowboy Mac]

If you're getting misloads you're working too fast. Slow down and pay attention to doing the job correctly. I loaded for 6 months when I first started and had a total of 9 misloads the entire time. 6 of which were during my training period.

 

[rootbeerman]

250 pieces in one bag? I don't think so. The most I've ever seen in one bag is 50 and they were all envelopes. Plus, how do you misload in a trailer with smart scanners?

A bag of envelopes, that was a situation with a good bag label, and bad stuff inside the bag. Usually overstuffed CACH bags. Also this was before smartscan. Plus the belt usually got a minimum of 400 bags a night.

 

[QualityLoads]

I remember one of our veteran loaders loaded all packages from truck 1 into truck 3. And 3 into 1. No one was aware until drivers reported. I was lucky enough to be driving the middle truck. If the true meaning of a misload wouldve been reported that day... It wouldve been about 600 misloads!!! The solution was that the Drivers ended doing their own work but in the others truck. I myself had no misloads in my truck that day.

 

[KaiserTom]

Myself. 11 in one day

Turns out each and every package in a surepost bag counts as a seperate misload.

Make sure to read your surepost labels very carefully.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Myself. 11 in one day

Turns out each and every package in a surepost bag counts as a seperate misload.

Make sure to read your surepost labels very carefully.

This is not true. Only the bag itself counts as a misload.

 

[MoarTape]

This is not true. Only the bag itself counts as a misload.

The bag only counts as one scan, but each package will come back as a misload.