(On topic please) UPS made about 12.9 Billion Net Profits last year. I think they can give us the required water even when it’s hard and costs money.

[bottomups]

Where can I get UPS socks ??

Who wears UPS socks?

 

[TSB]

Recovering alky has to have something to occupy his time or he’ll start drinking again
This is it

Apparently only if someone else provides it.

 

[bottomups]

Who needs water. Drink your pee.

 

[sailfish]

It is getting the point of beating a dead horse and trolling. Original question has been answered many times

Did you read the original post to this thread?

 

[UnionStrong]

too many runner/gunners here chugging giant red bulls …SMH

That’s deadly

 

[oldngray]

Did you read the original post to this thread?

Yeah but I had to go back and read it again to make sure I didn't miss any little gems of wisdom

 

[Trucker Clock]

OSHA standards outline what is required by employers pertaining to providing drinking water in work areas (this includes UPS delivery vehicles) Sanitation Standard 29 CFR1910.141, states that employers provide potable water at worksites (which includes the UPS delivery vehicles)

Wrong.

Does not include UPS vehicles. Most all of the UPS vehicles are governed by the FMCSA (DOT), not OSHA.

OSHA laws do not apply to areas that they do not have authority over. Buildings, yes. Vehicles, well most of them, no.

Try again, but thanks for playing.

 

[Covemastah]

The more post I read from some of these newer young drivers , the more I want to puke , they cried about tatts and beards , now they expect water and ac , we were happy just to get shorts , imagine if they spent a week in a p-800 with the dash on your knee and the stick almost out the passenger door !
No cup holder unless you made one from a roll of tape , cutting off air tags , cod tags and signature on the AOD tags ! Then Having COD money sweated into your pocket , along with trying to sheet on sweat covered paper !!
But as one kid told me ,,, at least you didn't have to do as much work as we have today !

This is what we end up with when everyone gets a trophy !!

 

[DumbTruckDriver]

The more post I read from some of these newer young drivers , the more I want to puke , they cried about tatts and beards , now they expect water and ac , we were happy just to get shorts , imagine if they spent a week in a p-800 with the dash on your knee and the stick almost out the passenger door !
No cup holder unless you made one from a roll of tape , cutting off air tags , cod tags and signature on the AOD tags ! Then Having COD money sweated into your pocket , along with trying to sheet on sweat covered paper !!
But as one kid told me ,,, at least you didn't have to do as much work as we have today !

This is what we end up with when everyone gets a trophy !!
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[MECH-lift]

 

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Please stick to the topic.

Did you read the original post to this thread?

Hi @babboo25.

 

[Integrity]

ITS OSHA LAW FOR BUILDINGS, NOT VEHICLES. Water fountains count. Water bottles are for situational unsafe local water.





















DID YOU READ THE ORIGINAL POST TO THIS THREAD? We all answered you and gave you facts and sources that you refused to read and kept repeating your flawed logic.

YEAH! IT BE CHEAPER TO BRING YOUR OWN WATER BOTTLE! Than to hire new people to cater you.

We can agree to disagree, no?

 

[Integrity]

Hard to believe ,, but I brought my own water and refilled at a customer stop

You realize you paid for water for a company that made 12.9 billion net income last year, you also had the customer pay for water for UPS. You are obviously entitled to make this call however it doesn’t change the facts:

UPS is required to pay for and provide an adequate supply of drinking water for your entire shift on your delivery vehicle.

 

[Integrity]

They provide bottled water at our building, we can take as many as we’d like.

Same at my building for the most part,

 

[Integrity]

That may be true but this OP doesn't know how to or needs to rely on someone else to figure out their hydration needs so I'll go out on a limb and say they're not from the south as we know how to deal with the heat.

Did you read even read the original post to this thread?

 

[Integrity]

...Says the person who deep down inside knows their OP was stupid and this is the best they can come up with.

Did you even read the original post to this thread?

 

[Integrity]

Wrong.

Does not include UPS vehicles. Most all of the UPS vehicles are governed by the FMCSA (DOT), not OSHA.

OSHA laws do not apply to areas that they do not have authority over. Buildings, yes. Vehicles, well most of them, no.

Try again, but thanks for playing.

Disagree with this.

 

[Integrity]

The more post I read from some of these newer young drivers , the more I want to puke , they cried about tatts and beards , now they expect water and ac , we were happy just to get shorts , imagine if they spent a week in a p-800 with the dash on your knee and the stick almost out the passenger door !
No cup holder unless you made one from a roll of tape , cutting off air tags , cod tags and signature on the AOD tags ! Then Having COD money sweated into your pocket , along with trying to sheet on sweat covered paper !!
But as one kid told me ,,, at least you didn't have to do as much work as we have today !

This is what we end up with when everyone gets a trophy !!
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Your opinions are yours and therefore you are certainly entitled to them.

Your opinions don’t change UPS requirements under OSHA regulations.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Just wanted to point out: all you s who are crying about and denying the company's requirement to provide water where work is being performed are saying that our brother in San Diego is solely responsible for his own heat related death. You people make me sick, and ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

UPS driver, 24, collapses and dies while delivering packages in SoCal heat

A Southern California family is mourning their son, a UPS driver, who died just a day after his 24th birthday possibly due to heat stroke.

abc7.com

 

[AccidentProne]

Just wanted to point out: all you s who are crying about and denying the company's requirement to provide water where work is being performed are saying that our brother in San Diego is solely responsible for his own heat related death. You people make me sick, and ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

UPS driver, 24, collapses and dies while delivering packages in SoCal heat

A Southern California family is mourning their son, a UPS driver, who died just a day after his 24th birthday possibly due to heat stroke.

abc7.com

Don't get me wrong, its horrible what happen, but it's your responsibility to stay hydrated. If I need more water, I don't give a about what my sups say, I'm getting more water. Drive to any building and get some more water. Take a break if you feel like you're getting light headed. It's not worth dying for your job.

I am curious to know if his water bottle was empty.