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selfcancelsignal
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We have an R to alert us of any signature required packages we have in our DIAD's. We have a $ for COD's. How about a W for heavyweight packages, a Z for hazmats, & a V for high values?
dookie stain
Cornfed whiteboy
What you don't like shuffling through 230 boxes trying to find one only to realize three minutes later it's the irreg on the floor? Makes too much sense for them to do something like that...
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
They only come up with things that don't make sense!!
El Correcto
god is dead
Chnandler Bong
Well-Known Member
The high value one is a pet peeve of mine. Why wouldn't our software automatically revert to a "signature required" status once a dollar threshold is met?!?! I hate getting that message to go back and get a signature after the fact when it is completely avoidable!
3 done 3 to go
In control of own destiny
Go back? We are told before we leave the building. Even where it is in the truck. I don't go back. EVER
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
It is dumb that some of the high values used to sneak through the system as DRable. Now we have a clerk at our center who has the responsibility of finding all of these during the sort & tagging them with an updated signature required/high value sticker. They're actually PALed HV-... now at our center. Most now pop up in the DIAD as signature required, but some still don't. Guess I've never been messaged or had to go back & get a signature.
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selfcancelsignal
Guest
I think the reason it's such a run around is the receivers' have no idea it's a COD or why. It's usually because they're bad at paying their bills on time & the shippers want their $ NOW! The runaround is ridic. & so are the DIAD procedures with these. I always seem to waste time getting in & out of repetitive screens. It'd definitely be a plus if they'd simplify it.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
What's heavyweights matter?
Hazmats are pretty obvious and you should know of any high values before you leave the building...
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Yeah I've always thought that was stupid. You should just scan and it be filled in.
9.5 everyday
Well-Known Member
Or putting driver follow ups in with your edd since they consider it a "piece". God forbid you forget to do your driver follow up.
9.5 everyday
Well-Known Member
Not to mention everything that's over 70 lbs ships with 69 on their label anyway. Half the irregs would never show up in the delivery screen.
Once I sheeted a package as non del over 130 (label said 147lbs)
The next day it wad back In the truck with a new label "129lbs" lol
Still didnt deliver it
Dragon
Package Center Manager
I guess you step over the irreg all day before looking at the address, successful drivers develop the one look habit and check the irregs so they know what the address is. If you don't have the memory put a DR notice on it with address on it. How hard is that driver?
9.5 everyday
Well-Known Member
Classic.
It would really be nice if they designed the trucks to handle irregulars...and not wait till the end of the shift to jam them down the middle... They need to update their numbers... And practice what they preach.
How safe is it to keep moving overweights?
Put them where they belong and quit worrying about PPH
It's a big friend* joke
Safety my left nut
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
I haven't done a follow up in over 6 years. Only way I go back is if I hide it behind something and they didn't realize it and even than I don't knock unless it's there.
Tired of dealing with the headache. They want me to DR everything so they can deal with it. Yes I know it's at drivers discretion.
HEFFERNAN
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