Working as directed?

[Big Arrow Down...D]

He doesn't work in that cesspool of a building so your point is moot

He's too good for our animals, that's my point...D*steen

 

[Turdferguson]

He's too good for our animals, that's my point...D*steen

Well you did a horrible job of trying to make it

 

[Big Arrow Down...D]

Well you did a horrible job of trying to make it

I have a different approach...

 

[Turdferguson]

I have a different approach...

I see that.

 

[Big Arrow Down...D]

I see that.

Apology accepted

 

[Covemastah]

1 large package shouldn't destroy your pace, even if it is an over 70.

The guy before you set expectations high, and they're going to maintain those expectations because it has been done. If he wasn't injured doing it either they're going to say he maintained safety while producing. Whether it's right or wrong, I don't know. Just telling you what I'm willing to bet the sup is thinking.

My 100 % isn't. Your 100%. I'm doing the best I can with the tools The Lord provided me with !! That little dweeb will be gone soon enough !!

 

[Turdferguson]

Apology accepted

I see so your "approach" is to be completely wrong.
Sound plan

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I'm so confused right now.

Didn't this start in another thread?

Why?

 

[Big Arrow Down...D]

Why?

He's a chicken farmer.

 

[Turdferguson]

Is that why you raise chickens?

 

[Turdferguson]

He's a chicken farmer.

Trader not farmer.

 

[Shifting Contents]

Why?

He's a chicken farmer.

Is that why you raise chickens?

Trader not farmer.

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Come on Dave, it's obvious we're not wanted here

 

[Drink Craft Beer]

If you load faster there won't be a huge stack outside the car. Therefor, no more egress issue.

How long were you a loader before taking on a supervisor role?

 

[Box Ox]

Does working as directed include not stacking out while loading and jogging to keep up with the pace of the flow? A sup has told me to work as directed in a area with 1200-1300 peices a day I told him "I'm not going to run you don't pay me to run" and I was told I need to work as directed? Is this considered over supervision? I care more about load quality and safety than I do keeping up with the flow. I have one job and that's to satisfy the driver and make his/her day as easy as possible. can I be written up for stacking out?

You work safely and only safely. Never run. Sups will blow all sorts of smoke up your A trying to get you to work unsafely. But the moment you faceplant, misload or have terrible load quality it's on you. And working as directed never, ever applies if you think it can't be done safely. Don't believe anything else. Tell your sups you're working safely and they can make your day if they want to pursue a case over it.

1 large package shouldn't destroy your pace, even if it is an over 70.

The guy before you set expectations high, and they're going to maintain those expectations because it has been done. If he wasn't injured doing it either they're going to say he maintained safety while producing. Whether it's right or wrong, I don't know. Just telling you what I'm willing to bet the sup is thinking.

1 large package usually won't ruin the party. But 1 large package in the middle of edge to edge simultaneous bulk stops for multiple routes very well can.

And the "guy before him" had a 50-75 pound weight limit (depending on how long ago) and lighter routes. It's not a fair try and compare loading in the good old days with the current "Shove it up everybody's A as hard as the company can because ORION and Wall Street" regime.

 

[Number24]

Just stay ahead of the belt / first truck and you'll never have to stack again.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

My 100 % isn't. Your 100%. I'm doing the best I can with the tools The Lord provided me with !! That little dweeb will be gone soon enough !!

I never said it was his 100%.

How long were you a loader before taking on a supervisor role?

18 months

 

[wayfair]

1 large package shouldn't destroy your pace, even if it is an over 70.

The guy before you set expectations high, and they're going to maintain those expectations because it has been done. Just telling you what I'm willing to bet the sup is thinking.

and the 1,000 pt sups before

 

[cosmo1]

Ask politely for a stack board.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Throw the over flow into someone else's truck.

 

[PT Car Washer]

Ask politely for a stack board.

Never heard the word stack board used. We had either 2X8 or 4X8 dock extenders behind the bulk package cars to stack bulk stops. A table placed between the dock and the package car. We called them a pallet but that was just the name we used.