Three Points of Contact

[Analbumcover]

I'm not trying to eat it, bro.

Anyone on BC from the Gardena center?

 

[Faceplanted]

Lmfao!!!!! Gtfo!!!!

 

[Wally]

I hope they got paid well to look like total tools?

 

[Covemastah]

Thanks for sharing , now it'll be impossible to ever get hurt !!

 

[scratch]

They get paid for it alright, the Safety Committee is milking the clock. I actually like these better than the drab ones made up by the company. I have seen several from this Center or one nearby that are well done, they are entertaining to watch and get people's attention. I'm going to suggest we show this in a PCM for something different. The Safety Committee is actually made up because of the National Teamster Contract for those of you that never bother to read it.

 

[Mr. Sir]

Oh

 

[sailfish]

You mean I'm not supposed to slide down ladders like a fireman???

 

[TearsInRain]

it would have been better without the ty auto tune rap beat

 

[SaladTosser]

I'm not trying to eat it, bro.

Anyone on BC from the Gardena center?

I'm from Gardena. The lady at the 20 second mark doesn't even work here anymore.

 

[The Driver]

"I'm not trying to eat it, bro" made me bust up laughing.

 

[formymax]

According to the way we are trained, it's 3 points of contact at all times - "2 hands, 1 foot or 2 feet and 1 hand". If you are using one hand on a railing or grab bar and stepping then that is only 2 points of contact. The only one in the video that I saw using 3 points was the feeder driver. In my center all the rest of the video examples would be incorrect. Just sayin - according to UPS methods, that is video is not a good training tool. Lol

 

[Coldworld]

I'm from Gardena. The lady at the 20 second mark doesn't even work here anymore.

Let me guess... out forever because of an injury???

 

[Coldworld]

I'm from Gardena. The lady at the 20 second mark doesn't even work here anymore.

Who's that scrub suit with the sunglasses on... why is he trying to hide his face???

 

[Coldworld]

According to the way we are trained, it's 3 points of contact at all times - "2 hands, 1 foot or 2 feet and 1 hand". If you are using one hand on a railing or grab bar and stepping then that is only 2 points of contact. The only one in the video that I saw using 3 points was the feeder driver. In my center all the rest of the video examples would be incorrect. Just sayin - according to UPS methods, that is video is not a good training tool. Lol

Actually feeder here takes it very seriously.. it was one of the first things they taught us in feeder school and the reason being you fall back out of a tractor and you could very easily get friend up... I know it has happen here a couple times and drivers were out for months because if it... but many PC drivers will touch the handrail as habit but not really put any weight on it..... it's all for show, and I've seen this over and over when I'm out at different centers bringing them preload trailers....

 

[Coldworld]

I'm not trying to eat it, bro.

Anyone on BC from the Gardena center?

Why don't they make a video about not running and taking your full lunch and breaks....how about that ups Gardena safety committee???

 

[SaladTosser]

Who's that scrub suit with the sunglasses on... why is he trying to hide his face???

I have no idea who that is. I just stay away from anyone wearing a suit.

 

[KOG72]

I'm from Gardena. The lady at the 20 second mark doesn't even work here anymore.

Are you in the video

 

[KOG72]

You mean I'm not supposed to slide down ladders like a fireman???

Or poles????

 

[SaladTosser]

Are you in the video

No way Jose

 

[KOG72]

No way Jose

Well it looked like you missed out on some gay comedy,lol