What is "make service on packages"

[trotsky]

Is that the action of sheeting it up or could it also mean shuttling?

 

[dogs.bite.me]

Is that the action of sheeting it up or could it also mean shuttling?

It means delivering it or attempting to obtain signatures/CIR on it.

 

[Netsua 3:16]

It means delivering it or attempting to obtain signatures/CIR on it.

Generally when we hear that term in my center it's in reference to making air commits and attempting every business by 5.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Or simply attempt every package assigned to you for the day by the specified time.

 

[CalDrvr06]

All buisness delivered/attempted before they close or 5pm, also attempting all p/u in the diad pick up log. Defenitley delivering all resi unless damaged or bad adress. Drive in safely. Do that and you'll be fine for a long time.

 

[rod]

You don't have to worry about making service anymore. Service was taken out of United Parcel Service when they went public.

 

[BigBrown87]

Generally when we hear that term in my center it's in reference to making air commits and attempting every business by 5.

Yes and also running misloads even if they are 10 miles out of the way.

 

[PT Car Washer]

Yes and also running misloads even if they are 10 miles out of the way.

Yes and also running misloads even if they are 10 miles out of the way.

I have drove 50 miles round trip because someone misloaded a Surepost bag.

 

[Rack em]

I have drove 50 miles round trip because someone misloaded a Surepost bag.

I've drove about 80 miles round trip for the same thing.

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

It means falsifying records.

 

[retiredTxfeeder]

You don't have to worry about making service anymore. Service was taken out of United Parcel Service when they went public.

Remember when management used to say in the AM meetings "service is our last name. It's all we offer." Jim Casey is probably spinning in his grave.

 

[PASinterference]

Remember when management used to say in the AM meetings "service is our last name. It's all we offer." Jim Casey is probably spinning in his grave.

Nope. He has spun so much there's nothing left. Now it's run by a bunch of Wall St. leg lickers.

 

[KoennenTiger]

Yes and also running misloads even if they are 10 miles out of the way.

Oh I love those. I've had misloads going two counties away. I can go deliver one ground package that takes two hours. And not only do I then get two extra hours of OT but I also now bonus. Easiest money ever.

 

[trotsky]

I guess im wondering what the difference is between an air driver picking up ground at a cpu which is "making service" and shuttling a bulk stop to meet a driver at a business.

 

[thecamel]

Nope. He has spun so much there's nothing left. Now it's run by a bunch of Wall St. leg lickers.

But crack lickers. fixed it for you!

 

[Jkloc420]

you most likely quit already

Is that the action of sheeting it up or could it also mean shuttling?

 

[OKLABob]

Yes and also running misloads even if they are 10 miles out of the way.

Very easy for the local sort soups to send you a message from there ac office to let you know you need to run the misload after running your own .

 

[allahuakbar]

You drive to the address on the label and deliver the package.

 

[PASinterference]

But crack lickers. fixed it for you!

I can't argue with you there.

 

[ManInBrown]

Years ago we had a center manager that made us run all misloads. Didnt matter how far away. If it was a business, and you found it at 3:30 we were instructed to drop everything and go deliver it. They would cover pickups, it didnt matter. At that same time i was talking to a driver in the other center in our building and he said they dont deliver any misloads unless its very close to your loop, or in your loop. I always wondered how and why the same building had two different takes on misloads.