Kicked Your Dog
25 Year UPSer/SoCal Feeder
Looking for types of situations that should be coded as "other work" that some drivers may not know about.
FEEDER 101: Other Work
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FrigidAdCorrector
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O77 safety and wellness. You can use it when "Studying DOK"
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
Better study it really well if your gonna put that in. Lol
By The Book
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Union time when they pull you in the office with a steward.
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We have a guy that every single day has a dead 20 minutes between his last pickup and a letterbox. He has the DOK sheet posted above him in his package car. Tells us every day he sits there and studies it and codes it either as T84 or O77. Did his yearly ride along two weeks ago. Couldn't remember about half of them. It was so bad it was funny.
Johney
Pineapple King
The OP is talking about feeder, try and keep up.
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Johney
Pineapple King
Read the Thread title "Feeder 101:Other work.
Try and keep up.
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
Feeder drivers don't use DOK?
bluehdmc
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If you're driving all around a yard looking for a trailer that's not on the spot it's supposed to be, "Late Dispatch Delay". I was told to do that by an on-road. It keeps you off a report for too much "on property time".
If I'm waiting for a trailer to be loaded, "Equipment, trailer no ready delay".
We used to use central sort for that but they told us to use this, it's their toy, I just work as directed.
When they pull us into the office with a steward it's, "Approved Meeting".
If I'm waiting for a trailer to be loaded, "Equipment, trailer no ready delay".
We used to use central sort for that but they told us to use this, it's their toy, I just work as directed.
When they pull us into the office with a steward it's, "Approved Meeting".
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
bluehdmc-
Any "other work" options that might make management look bad have been removed from our IVIS.
We had "gate delay" but, as you might guess, it disappeared.
After all, everything is the drivers fault.....
Any "other work" options that might make management look bad have been removed from our IVIS.
We had "gate delay" but, as you might guess, it disappeared.
After all, everything is the drivers fault.....
greengrenades
To be the man, you gotta beat the man.
Usually just meal or central sort. If they want me to do anything else they can come tell me and I'll work as directed.
retiredTxfeeder
cap'n crunch
We used to use "training" as a catch-all-when-in-doubt-time coverage whenever we were in the office for most reasons. There wasn't a week went by that our feeder department didn't have to fill out at least a 2-page safety quiz. And any time called in to talk about the hot button topic for that time (pull times, ta times, etc.)
Dracula
Package Car is cake compared to this...
I suppose every area is going to be a little different. As others have said, going into the office to answer sups questions, we automatically go onto "Other Work" and usually code it as Approved Meeting. If the safety guys want to talk, it's Training. When I run a route that has Central Sort built in, I go on Other Work, and stay on it until I'm done with meal, hooking up and Central Sort. I'll just code it all in separately when I'm done. If I run a Bid Cover job, which is just covering a time slot, and they're not sure what they'll have me do that particular night, they tell us to go on Other Work, Washer while we pre-trip and wait for an assignment.
Like I said, each building tends to do things a little differently. I don't worry about it, and just follow instructions. Never decide these things on your own. I always have a supervisor's name who instructed me, in the likely event that another supervisor asks why I'm doing what I'm doing.
Like I said, each building tends to do things a little differently. I don't worry about it, and just follow instructions. Never decide these things on your own. I always have a supervisor's name who instructed me, in the likely event that another supervisor asks why I'm doing what I'm doing.
spif91
Well-Known Member
Same here....
