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<blockquote data-quote="JDAM00" data-source="post: 1155749" data-attributes="member: 44120"><p>I don't sign anything unless I have my union steward present and he tells me I have to sign it, and he explains to me the ramifications of the signature. I also have the forms for a rebuttal to fill out for when I receive my warning letter. I guess it'll only be used if I'm fired, and am in arbitration. I doubt it'll ever get that far but it'll be good to have that filled out just incase. </p><p></p><p>its hard for me to just slow down. I take a lot of pride in my loads. I explained in another thread There's the pal system and the way I do it. I know all my driver dock deliveries and put them in the back of the truck in order from back to front, put overweights on the floor in the back so drivers can easily get them out the back door. Put most bulk stops on the floor, always making sure its the same address. I'll bury long awkward pieces that are scheduled for late in the day so the driver doesn't trip or have to move it 20 times. Although the packages are the same pal I always look at the address, and if there are multiple stops with the same pal I always put the same address together and always put them in ascending order. Sometimes that means moving 10 pkgs at the end of the day so I can put a carpet that isn't going to be delivered till 5pm behind them. I even put all the next day savers off to the side in a pile so the driver can see them, know exactly where they are, and that they match up with his DIAD. My drivers love it. </p><p></p><p>I've always seen it as "I work for the driver, I'm here to make his day as easy as possible". The last week I have come up with a system, a way to triple check that the right package is in the right car. First I see the # on the belt, then when I walk into the car I look again, see the truck # and read where it goes in the truck, and every time I place it as I let go I look at the pal# again to make sure everything's right. It's been working so far but it slows me down. </p><p></p><p>I think in time ill have a good system down and be able to move fast with it. I appreciate everyone's input.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JDAM00, post: 1155749, member: 44120"] I don't sign anything unless I have my union steward present and he tells me I have to sign it, and he explains to me the ramifications of the signature. I also have the forms for a rebuttal to fill out for when I receive my warning letter. I guess it'll only be used if I'm fired, and am in arbitration. I doubt it'll ever get that far but it'll be good to have that filled out just incase. its hard for me to just slow down. I take a lot of pride in my loads. I explained in another thread There's the pal system and the way I do it. I know all my driver dock deliveries and put them in the back of the truck in order from back to front, put overweights on the floor in the back so drivers can easily get them out the back door. Put most bulk stops on the floor, always making sure its the same address. I'll bury long awkward pieces that are scheduled for late in the day so the driver doesn't trip or have to move it 20 times. Although the packages are the same pal I always look at the address, and if there are multiple stops with the same pal I always put the same address together and always put them in ascending order. Sometimes that means moving 10 pkgs at the end of the day so I can put a carpet that isn't going to be delivered till 5pm behind them. I even put all the next day savers off to the side in a pile so the driver can see them, know exactly where they are, and that they match up with his DIAD. My drivers love it. I've always seen it as "I work for the driver, I'm here to make his day as easy as possible". The last week I have come up with a system, a way to triple check that the right package is in the right car. First I see the # on the belt, then when I walk into the car I look again, see the truck # and read where it goes in the truck, and every time I place it as I let go I look at the pal# again to make sure everything's right. It's been working so far but it slows me down. I think in time ill have a good system down and be able to move fast with it. I appreciate everyone's input. [/QUOTE]
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