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<blockquote data-quote="kmkshakey" data-source="post: 1664948" data-attributes="member: 58634">I&#039;ll be at my first year soon. PT loader (BIC) <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />. Anyway, I noticed that I don&#039;t understand half of the acronyms used in these forums, so I went searching for a list of them, and I found it. It&#039;s at the UPSers.com website. I&#039;d post the direct link but it&#039;s ridiculously long and I don&#039;t feel like brushing up on my HTML right know. Just log into UPSers, and go to My Workplace &gt; Resources &gt; Style Guidelines &gt; UPS Acronyms and Abbreviations. Now you can acronym your PT supervisors to death!Edit: Also, there is a DIAV IV manual under the Resources page as well, in .pdf format. This could be useful for potential driver&#039;s helpers. Apparently there&#039;s a couple classes you take where I&#039;m sure they familiarize you with using the DIAD, but it can never hurt to have a study guide. Since that URL is much shorter: <a href="https://ep.ups.com/richmedia/pdf/DIADIVMadeSimple.pdf" target="_blank">https://ep.ups.com/richmedia/pdf/DIADIVMadeSimple.pdf</a>Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kmkshakey, post: 1664948, member: 58634"] I'll be at my first year soon. PT loader (BIC) :). Anyway, I noticed that I don't understand half of the acronyms used in these forums, so I went searching for a list of them, and I found it. It's at the UPSers.com website. I'd post the direct link but it's ridiculously long and I don't feel like brushing up on my HTML right know. Just log into UPSers, and go to My Workplace > Resources > Style Guidelines > UPS Acronyms and Abbreviations. Now you can acronym your PT supervisors to death! Edit: Also, there is a DIAV IV manual under the Resources page as well, in .pdf format. This could be useful for potential driver's helpers. Apparently there's a couple classes you take where I'm sure they familiarize you with using the DIAD, but it can never hurt to have a study guide. Since that URL is much shorter: [URL]https://ep.ups.com/richmedia/pdf/DIADIVMadeSimple.pdf[/URL] Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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