Drivers: How long does it take you to find a package (on average)

[bottomups]

3 to 4 seconds for me to find my parcel and be out the door. I've got the BEST preloader in the business. Most days the parcels are in the exact order they are to be delivered in. I take my sweet time loading my truck to save the aggravation of looking for later.

 

[joeboodog]

That's not even the slightest bit funny.

This is from the same guy who called me "Gimpy" when I was recovering from knee replacement surgery. Lighten up Upstate. If I offended you Brownslave688, please accept my apologies. I am one of those types of people that like to laugh at themselves because I am far from perfect and take little offense at comments.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

This is from the same guy who called me "Gimpy" when I was recovering from knee replacement surgery. Lighten up Upstate. If I offended you Brownslave688, please accept my apologies. I am one of those types of people that like to laugh at themselves because I am far from perfect and take little offense at comments.

 

[Foamer Pyle]

According to their numbers you have 7 seconds from the time you shut off the truck to select the package and be out the door.

That only happens after lunch, when I have my load sorted stop for stop.


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[Fedex Guy]

The space-time continuum has changed in the UPS world. The was a memo. Did you not get the memo?

Did you put the cover sheet on your TPS report?


Just to be clear, I don't work for FedEx. Crazy I know.

 

[Brownslave688]

That only happens after lunch, when I have my load sorted stop for stop.


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I hope you're not sorting while on break.

 

[Anonymous 11]

I'm new to preloading and trying to understand my job impacts drivers... it seems like it would be a pretty quick task to find a package in the package car since they're in order but I've heard that things can get mixed up or the preload can be bad. In your experience, how long, on average, does it take for you (the driver) to find a package after you've parked your truck.

Every day is different.