need input....

[screamin chicken]

Ok, not sure how to start on this, my loader sweats so much after his shift is over, the trucks he loads are soak and wet, the cat walk looks like it has rained, all the packages are soaked , and the next day when all has dried up, the cat walk, and truck are slippery because of the oil in the sweat, and it just not sanitary for me to have to touch these packages that are soaked.

 

[Jones]

Sounds like a call to the OSHA hotline in in order.

 

[Future]

Ok, not sure how to start on this, my loader sweats so much after his shift is over, the trucks he loads are soak and wet, the cat walk looks like it has rained, all the packages are soaked , and the next day when all has dried up, the cat walk, and truck are slippery because of the oil in the sweat, and it just not sanitary for me to have to touch these packages that are soaked.

Bet it smells wonderful in there also!

 

[screamin chicken]

omg , like the inside of a dumpster

 

[screamin chicken]

example , the guy is soaked and wet head to toe, when he walks it like he is waking in a puddle of water

 

[Future]

omg , like the inside of a dumpster

Have a couple of "Those Types" on my boxline (thank God not my loader) .....hard to even walk past them!

 

[Future]

Best advice.....Lysol and febreeze

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

How are the loads?

 

[screamin chicken]

awesome, yes thats what ill do

 

[screamin chicken]

Loads are soaked, suck, this guy use to load 3 country routes, now he loads 3 metro routes, P10's

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

But him some deodorant for Xmas.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Hang air fresheners throughout your truck and see if he gets the hint.

 

[screamin chicken]

more like a rain suit, and rain boots

 

[Mst3k]

Give him a hug, he has probably got self esteem problems brought on by his condition. Bet he could use a friend.

 

[Octave]

Talk to his sup. He should bring a change of shirt or a towel, that's what I do to deal with the amount that I sweat. I know others who bring towels to combat this as well. I had a problem with this over the summer, sup basically told me to stop sweating on the packages. And then to work harder. And faster. But bringing a couple dry shirts helped immensely.

Your loader may also be interested in a boot dryer. They make 'em for skii boots and stuff, but I used them to dry my ing soaked boots in the summer.

 

[Turdferguson]

Sounds like a call to the OSHA hotline in in order.

Is that what the Roosters would do?

 

[Jkloc420]

Bye him some Gatorade

 

[retiredTxfeeder]

Be thankful that your preloader works that hard. lol

 

[Jkloc420]

Lets see you either get sweat from a loader. Water from the elements or a big shoe print on the top of the box from the unloaders. Damaged goods where you can hear the broken parts moving around in it. So many choices to choose from.

 

[screamin chicken]

I do feel for him, he has only been on my route for a month, he brings a towel, its Dec. he still soaked...